The second category is additions or conversion. An addition could be making the garage larger, adding a loft or similar structure. A transformation is changing part of the garage into another living space such as a man cave, office, or storage room. The additions and conversions will be discussed in detail with your contractor, who can also help you decide in which area of the garage your addition would be the most efficient or how tall you should make the loft. Hence, it is an aliquot for your desired functions. All of these logistical questions will be a breeze to answer, thanks to our master contractor’s eye.  

The final category in our process is storage. Garage storage includes shelving, cabinets, and even some overhead storage ideas. As you describe your storage needs, your master contractor will make recommendations on which combination of shelving, cabinets, and overhead storage best meets your needs. After this is decided, the contractor will go to work renovating the garage following the plans laid out by the mater contractor and yourself. They will work in the most timely and cost-efficient way to ensure you get all the results at a fraction of the cost.