6 Things to Consider With Garage Conversion



Transforming an unused garage into a bedroom, den, outdoor kitchen or game room can greatly improve your home’s value and functionality, as well as your overall quality of life. Garage conversion is also much more cost-efficient than building a new addition. However, there are still things to carefully consider if you want to get it right.

Interior remodeling expert DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen of Central Texas explores what you need to think about when planning a garage conversion.

Doors & Windows

You can consider leaving the garage door intact to give the new space an industrial vibe, but you likely will want to remove the door. If your garage doesn’t currently have any windows, they will need to be installed to ensure better airflow and ventilation.

Walls & Insulation

If the garage walls are already insulated, then you’re at a good starting point. Otherwise, don’t forget this important factor as it will greatly affect the new room’s comfort.

Flooring

If your garage has a flat, concrete floor, then you’d probably enjoy looking at all the flooring options available to you. You can opt for tile or hardwood flooring for a space such as game room, but you’ll likely want carpet in a bedroom or den.

Electrical

You’ll probably need to have new power outlets installed. You might also need to have lighting, ceiling fans and other electrical fixtures added as well.

Heating & Cooling

If you weren’t worried about ensuring efficient and effective heating and cooling in your garage before, now is the time to do so. Consult your remodeling contractor regarding the new room’s HVAC setup.

Plumbing

If you’re building a kitchen or adding a bathroom in this space, then you have to look at the new or additional plumbing requirements.

We Can Help You With Your Garage Conversion!

As a team of trusted whole home, kitchen and bathroom remodelers, DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen can tackle any kind of garage conversion. Give us a call today at (254) 262-0087 to schedule a consultation!

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