
Every home is different. We plan each conversion around your property and what you need the room for.
A ground-floor bedroom for an elderly relative, a teenager or guests. We handle the insulation, stud walls, electrics and flooring.
A proper workspace away from the rest of the house, with insulation, good lighting, network cabling and soundproofing.
Hard-wearing flooring, ventilation and strengthened walls for heavier equipment. Popular with families who want a dedicated activity space.
An en-suite bathroom, kitchenette and separate access where needed. This needs building regulations approval and sometimes planning permission.
Plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer, hard-wearing flooring and wall storage. Frees up space in the kitchen.
Your garage is already part of the house, which makes it one of the more straightforward conversions. We seal, insulate and finish it to match the rest of your home.
A family-run Cardiff firm since 1981. We work across Cardiff, including Roath, Canton, Whitchurch, Llandaff and Cathays, and out into the Vale.
We sort out the building regulations application and deal with building control for you, so you are not left with the paperwork.
We hold £5M public liability insurance.
From taking out the garage door and bricking up the opening to bringing the floor up to standard for a habitable room, our own team does the work.
You get a detailed written quote before any work starts, so you know exactly what is included.
Electrics carried out and certified by a registered electrician.
We visit, look over the garage, talk through what you want from the room, and give you a written quote at no charge.
We submit the building regulations application and deal with building control. Work does not start until approval is in place.
Garage door out, new brickwork or studwork in, damp-proofing, and the floor built up where needed.
Floor, wall and ceiling insulation to building regulations standard. First fix electrics and plumbing go in at this stage.
Plasterboard, skimming, second fix electrics, flooring and any joinery or bathroom fitting.
Building control carry out a final inspection and you receive a completion certificate, which you will need if you ever sell. We clear away all waste.
Often not, as many garage conversions fall under permitted development. Some estates have had their permitted development rights removed, though, and then you do need permission. Building regulations approval is always needed. We check what your property needs before work starts.
Every job is different, so we price after a free site visit and give you a written quote with no obligation.
Most conversions take 2 to 4 weeks from start to finish, covering the structural work, insulation, internal walls, electrics and decoration.
Yes. Integral garages are often the most straightforward to convert, because they already share walls and often a roof with the house. They usually need less structural work than a detached garage.
The electrics are carried out and certified by a registered electrician, so you have the paperwork building control and any future buyer will ask for.
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