With technology more advanced than ever before, remote work has become common in more and more fields. It’s because of this that the need for an in-home office arises, a space not usually found in homes decades ago. With this rising need, more homeowners are choosing to remodel, making way for a home office to call their own.

If you’re thinking about remodeling a home office, but you’re at a loss for where to start, you can learn everything you need to know right here. Stay tuned to find out all the ins and outs of a home office remodel, complete with 12 designs that’ll compel you to start your own remodel ASAP!

Why Remodel Your Home Office?

You may be wondering if remodeling your home office is worth the time and resources. If you’re not yet convinced, the benefits below are sure to take you from being on the fence to being ready to remodel.

• Productivity: If your current workspace at home isn’t fully separate from the main home, it can easily affect your productivity. Providing a space for yourself that’s separate and well thought out will provide a more productive workday.
• Organization: A home office that lacks space for organization can create pure chaos in your workday. A remodel with the addition of storage spaces like cabinets and/or built-ins will give you endless options for organizing.
• Functionality: It’s hard to get work done in a space that doesn’t work for you. If your work requires space to spread out, a remodel can accommodate this. Same with work that requires high-tech equipment. A remodel can easily house it.
• ROI: In recent years, home offices have been a must for many families as remote jobs are more popular than ever before. A well-done home office will undoubtedly produce a return on investment for you.
• Comfort: There’s nothing that says your home office has to mimic that of the corporate workspace. Why not make it a comfortable place to work? Consider carpet, a built-in window seat, or whatever comfortable touches you can think of!

Cost to Remodel a Home Office

The cost of your project will lead the way when it comes to the finishing level and the scope of the renovation. All things considered, you can expect the average home office remodel to cost around $20,000 to $140,000. That said, you’ll want to put pen to paper and write out a full budget, noting the areas that are the most important to you. If you’re not entirely sure where to start, consider these main features of a home office renovation to get you started:

• Demo and cleanup of old materials.
• Basic interior finishing materials (drywall, millwork, paint, etc)..
• Electrical additions.
• Plumbing additions.
• New flooring and flooring finishing materials.
• New cabinetry, countertops, and shelving.
• New fixtures.
• Baseboards and trim.

All the elements above are vital to consider in the pre-remodel planning process. The five main areas below, though, are what will eat up the most of your budget, so let’s discuss those in a bit more detail to give you an idea of what to expect and how to plan for these expenses.

Materials

The best part of the remodeling process is choosing all the finishing materials. Getting to hand-pick everything from colors to fixtures gives you the opportunity for an end result that’s catered exactly to your aesthetic. What’s not to like? Well, maybe the cost. Even baseline, standard materials can add up, not counting the cost of some of the higher-grade materials you may have your eye on. For instance, real wood flooring might sound like a great idea, but it’ll take a chunk out of your budget for sure. This is why it’s important to know your budget and keep your must-haves in mind at the beginning of the process.

Labor

It’s critical you choose the best of the best for your remodel. Professionals like Structura Remodeling are a safe choice as their work is tried and true. They know the correct methods and processes to get your remodel done right but be warned that the same can’t be said for all contractors. With labor being a main factor in the cost of your project, you want to be careful who you choose. Start by contemplating what kind of labor you need. Know how much of your budget can be put toward a contractor or subcontractors. Labor is a line item you want to have plenty of breathing room in. If you cut corners on someone cheap, you’ll likely find they do the same to you.

Scope

As with any remodel, the cost hinges on the size of the space you’re redoing. You’ll want to take some time to consider exactly what needs doing in order to get an idea of the overall cost of your office remodel. For example, is it a complete gut job or are you keeping some of the existing features? Do you plan to demo or move any walls? Does the space require more lighting or possibly added storage or built-ins? Write it all out so you have your ideas ready to present to your contractor. Of course, if you’re unsure what would make the room most functional or question which design may work best for your needs, ask them! Contractors do this type of work on the daily. They’re a great resource for ideas and will likely be able to provide you with some 3D examples to bring your room to life.

Soft Costs

Unfortunately, many homeowners forget to figure in soft costs when they start a project. Soft costs are costs that are not a direct result of construction. On the other hand, hard costs are a direct result, like the materials used or the labor needed. If you’re on a tight budget, the last thing you want is to be surprised by the soft costs that push your remodel outside your level of affordability. That said, in the planning process, be sure to consider all your soft costs along the way. Some of these can also include inspection fees, permitting, design work, and insurance costs.

Ideas for Office Spaces in the Home

If you don’t have a designated office space in your home, it’s no big deal. There are plenty of alternatives under your own roof that offer you the workspace you need.

• Extra Bedroom: Probably one of the most common spaces transformed into a home office is an extra bedroom. Ideal as it has an ample amount of space, usually natural light, and a blank canvas for customization.
• Unused Closet: Whether it’s a simple double-door closet or an entire walk-in, unused closets are an underused resource when it comes to office space. You could even install a fold-down desk to continue using some of the closet too.
• Kitchen Nook: Some kitchens come equipped with a built-in workspace or command center. Even if it doesn’t, you can use any empty nook or corner in your kitchen space that could tolerate a small desk.
• Garage Conversion: If you’re not attached to your garage space, convert it into the ultimate work-from-home space. With more than enough room to spread out, you could add a private bathroom and even a kitchenette.
• Attic or Basement: Other sizable options, attics and basements, can also be finished to construct a generous workspace. You could even split the space to create a private room to work in, using the excess space for whatever you’d like.

Elements to Add to Your Home Office Space

Aside from the obvious decisions of the remodel, like flooring, paint, and the like, there are other elements to consider that’ll make your home office complete. Consider which ones might be useful to you in your workspace.

• Storage: Built-in shelving and cabinetry are one of the biggest elements you should think about in your planning process. Not only do they allow you to store and organize your items, but they also make great spots for decorations.
• Extra Lighting: Whether you’ve got access to natural light or not, more overhead lighting is never a bad addition to make. You can even use the extra lighting as a focal point of the room design with a unique fixture.
• Electrical Updates: Certain spaces you choose to remodel might not have enough electrical access. Updates may need to be made to accommodate extra outlets and make way for the extra lighting.
• Natural Light: Fluorescent lighting is not only harsh on the eyes but the mind too. If the space you’ve chosen for a home office doesn’t have natural light, consider installing windows or a skylight if you can.
• Soundproofing: Working at home is great, but it comes with its fair share of distractions throughout the day. By soundproofing your home office, you’ll be able to concentrate on your work free from outside disturbances.
• Built-in Seating: While built-in seating isn’t necessarily a traditional addition to every home office, it’s definitely a welcomed one. Offering a new and comfortable place to sit and work, it’s a nice change of pace from the typical desk chair.

12 Home Office Remodel Designs

You can have the greatest remodeling ideas in the world, but it can still be hard to imagine how all the designs will play out in real life. Visuals are a foolproof way to be sure the ideas you like will be something you truly love in person. That said, take a look at these 12 home office remodel designs to help you determine what styles align with the overall aesthetic you’re going for.

1. Multi-Use Room

Some remote workers fear they don’t have the space for a full-on home office, but there are many ways to make it work, and an extra bedroom is one of them. One of the beauties of remodeling a spare room into a home office is that it can be a multi-use space; it doesn’t have to be solely used as an office. In the picture above, you can see how the homeowner created the best of both worlds. There is a workspace, but that wall unit folds out to become a Murphy bed, transforming the space into a guest room.

2. Sufficient Storage Space

Sufficient storage space is key to making any office a functional and organized space. Unfortunately, many homeowners will hone in on all the other aspects of a home office remodel, leaving behind the potential for expanded storage. The home office remodel above left no stone unturned with regard to storage! The cabinets above and below, including the extra deep drawers, offer plenty of room for files, printers, and the like. Similarly, the shelving is perfect for books and even some decorative items too!

3. Special Seating

It’s nice to have some seating options that go beyond the traditional desk chair. After all, you’re working at home, so there’s really no reason not to be comfortable. It’s not unusual to find multiple seating areas in a home office; from couches to loungers to daybeds, you’ll find it all. In this office, they’ve chosen to include a nice chaise lounger and a built-in window seat for stretching out. There’s not a bad seat in the house here!

4. Landing Work Area

Homes with a second story often have some type of landing, whether it’s an expansive space or not. Regardless of how big it is, chances are there’s enough of it to make yourself a little home office. The space above is the perfect example. What some might have seen as an awkward, wasted space, these homeowners took advantage of. A built-in with enough desk space and plenty of drawers and shelving for storage, it’s more than enough office for nearly any remote job.

5. Lots of Natural Light

Natural light is so important for mood and mental health. You’ll easily do your best work under natural light as opposed to fluorescent light. It’s because of this that your remodel should include the installation of windows if the space doesn’t already have them. If windows aren’t an option, a skylight is an awesome alternative. In the office above, they’re lucky enough to have both, and you can see the impact it has on the entire office.

6. Office Under the Stairs

Surely an office under the stairs is a rather unconventional space for a home office, but it works! In some homes, there’s a closet, or the space underneath is simply drywall. Either way, it can be converted into an effective workspace that doesn’t take away from the valuable space in the rest of the home. Here, you can tell these homeowners saw the potential in this space, and they went for it. The incorporation of a simple desk and some plants to liven things up make a small but practical home office.

7. Architectural and Ceiling Details

An interesting aesthetic you can think about bringing into your home office remodel is some architectural and ceiling details. The addition of a vaulted ceiling or even a higher ceiling is sure to make the space itself feel bigger; of course, that isn’t feasible for every home, though. Even so, almost every home office remodel can integrate some type of ceiling detail, whether it be beams, a coffered ceiling, tiles, and even wallpaper! The combination of the beams above, coupled with the vaulted ceiling, makes an extraordinary workspace that’ll, without doubt, be a highlight in the home when it comes time to sell.

8. Work With a View

It never hurts to consider what view you’ll have throughout your work day. If you can swing it, choosing a space with a particularly relaxing view can make all the difference in your day. For this home office, the workspace itself is minimal, but the views are anything but that. With expansive windows that flood the room with light, you can look upon the green of the great outdoors as far as the eye can see.

9. Statement Walls

Statement walls are a popular highlight for any room these days, offices being no exception. They’re a fun and fairly easy way to dress up a wall at a price that won’t kill your budget. You’ll see many homeowners choose different types of statement walls, including shiplap, beadboard, textured wallpapers, and much more. In this office, they chose to do a board and batten design as a statement wall, finishing it off with a delicate green for a smooth, relaxing result.

10. Several Workstations

When you’re planning out your space, consider adding more than one workstation. This could accommodate a coworker for face-to-face meetings or just allow you room to spread your work out. In the home office above, they’ve created a dual-sided desk with separate desk space and storage on either side and a shared collaborative space in the middle.

11. Don’t Forget Doors

Not every home office will be able to have its own set of doors, but if the space allows it, adding a set of doors will make a huge impact. Providing privacy for calls and a level of soundproofing as well, doors keep your workspace free from the distractions of your main home. You could choose doors with glass windows like the ones above, solid wood doors, sliding doors, or whatever else you’d like.

12. Small but Functional

Don’t underestimate the power a small space can have! A little space around a corner, part of a wide hallway, even a tiny nook; they can all be transformed to create the home office space you’ve been hoping for. In this home office, the homeowners used what little space they had to create a cozy work area. With a surprising amount of storage, they were able to place cabinets at ceiling height to make use of every square inch of space available.

Why choose Structura Remodeling to remodel your home office?

If you’re in the Los Angeles area, Structura Remodeling should be your go-to contractor. You may be asking yourself why you should choose Structura Remodeling for your project. There’s no shortage of contractors to choose from, so what sets Structura apart? Here are more than enough reasons to make Structura your number-one choice:

• They have over 16 years of experience in the construction industry, with the owner being a third-generation contractor.
• Their team is made up of the most qualified individuals in the field, between designers and craftsmen, you’re working with the best in the business.
• They operate each project via a comprehensive process, starting with your vision, to full estimates, home design, and the like.
• The company is extremely detail oriented, making your dreams come to life down to every cabinet pull and color. With the help of 3D renderings and project planning, you can be sure your vision will come to fruition.
• The level of professionalism on-site is unparalleled. The team works to keep their workspace clean while taking care of surrounding job site elements like pets, family schedules, and possessions.
• Structura Remodeling truly cares about the customer’s experience and the end result, so much so that they always aim for 100% satisfaction with each customer.
• If all of these combined haven’t convinced you, let the reviews speak for themselves! Countless happy customers have rave reviews for Structura Remodeling!

Conclusion

If your home office needs a facelift, it’s the perfect opportunity to put your personal touch on a space you’ll be spending large amounts of time in. From built-ins for the added organization to soundproofing to ensure a productive workday, you can create the home office of your dreams with the right remodel planning.

Have these ideas sparked your interest in a home office remodel? We’re ready to assist! Get a FREE home office remodel consultation in the Los Angeles area! Call Structura Remodeling at 1-800-922-4613 or schedule a free consultation here:

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These days, more space is often needed for families, but it’s also hard to come by at an affordable price. It’s no longer as easy as moving to a home with more square footage, at least not with interest rates in their current state. Out of this problem is where inventive solutions like garage conversions are born.

With a garage conversion, you can stay right where you are, adding square footage to your already existing structure! With infinite options in both finish and design, you can create a space that works for your family and at a price that beats the cost of a move or normal home addition.

If you’re looking at converting a garage, but you’re not sure where to start, you’re in the right place. Stick around and find out everything you need to know from start to finish, including some alternative ideas if you’re not yet ready for a project of this size.

What are the benefits of converting a garage into a bedroom or living space?

If you’re wondering whether or not converting your garage into a bedroom or living space is worth it, consider the benefits below. There’s more than enough to give you confidence in starting your project!

• Creates More Space: The most obvious benefit of a garage conversion is all the added space. No more room sharing or lack of space for guests!
• Preserves Your Lot: Building an addition out takes up precious outdoor space you don’t want to lose. You save your pretty grassy areas with conversions.
• Cost-effective: Less costly than a full-on addition, a garage conversion gives you just as much space at a far more affordable cost.
• Versatile Use: Converting your garage to a bedroom now doesn’t mean it has to stay that way. Transform it into a gym, game room, and the like in the future.
• Partial Conversion Option: You don’t have to lose all your normal garage space. A partial conversion can be done, offering the best of both worlds.

What are the downsides of converting a garage into a bedroom or living space?

While, in most cases, the benefits of a garage-to-bedroom conversion far outweigh the downsides, there are still some noteworthy concerns to keep in mind before breaking ground on your project.

• Loss of Parking: It goes without saying that you’ll lose parking spaces, which for some homeowners isn’t a huge deal. For others with small driveways or neighborhoods with strict street parking rules, it can be more of an issue.
• Loss of Storage: Some homeowners rely heavily on their garage space, not just for parking but for storing items. You lose a lot of seasonal and recreational storage by converting a garage into a bedroom.
• Weather Exposure: It’s nice to be able to pull into the garage when it’s raining or snowing. Garages also protect cars from the elements. Both you and your vehicle will sacrifice protection from weather if a conversion is done.
• Needs Permitting: There are plenty of home projects that can get around required permitting, but garage conversions aren’t one of them. Even if you do the work yourself, it needs to be done with a permit to avoid serious consequences.
• Insurance Changes: With such a large amount of added living space comes extra liability. Don’t count on your insurance bill to stay the same after you’ve added the square footage to your policy.

What are the costs of converting a garage into a bedroom?

One of the main considerations with any project, especially one this big, is the cost. Your budget will determine everything from the contractor you can hire to the materials you can use, so it’s important to know where you stand with regard to spending power.

The average garage-to-bedroom conversion will cost you around $130,000, with final costs varying based on materials, of course. Here are some elements to remember in your budget that make up the biggest chunk of costs for your conversion:

• Basic interior finishing materials (drywall, millwork, paint, etc.).
• HVAC rerouting through existing units or a portable AC unit.
• Electrical additions for custom lighting, fixtures, and outlet access.
• Plumbing, if you plan to include a bathroom, sink, kitchenette, etc.
• Flooring and flooring materials to include raised flooring material.
• Baseboards and trim throughout.
• Storage and cabinetry for toiletries, kitchenware, linens, and the like.
• Sealing materials for garage door cracks for an airtight finish.
• Window and exterior door additions.
• Possible adjustment in ceiling height.

What is the process for converting a garage into a bedroom?

It can be nerve-wracking to jump into a large home project without knowing exactly what you’re getting into. With the process explained, though, you can begin your project certain of what to expect, knowing when things are on track and when adjustments need to be made. That said, to start, think about what you want the end result to be.

Make a list of your ideas, budget, must-haves, and areas you may be able to be more flexible. Next, you’ll want to get a structural engineer involved while your plans are being drawn up. They’ll ensure everything is structurally sound, working with an architect that’ll be sure everything is up to code prior to submitting plans to your local departments.

Now it’s time to pick your contractor. This is one of the most important decisions you’ll make for your project, so be sure to vet them fully. They set the tempo and produce the final result of everything. Get a few bids, check reviews, and go from there! Once you’ve nailed down a contractor, you can finalize the plans and timeline with them.

 At that point, they’ll begin obtaining the proper permitting, and submitting your final plans to the proper entities. Meanwhile, contractors will likely begin purchasing the building materials so that right when everything is approved, they can begin working.

After everything is approved and work begins, you’ll be in contact with your contractor often, receiving updates on the project and possible modifications that need to be made. Once the project is completed, you’ll want to walk through to be sure everything is done as it should be, asking questions and requesting fixes as necessary.

A final inspection will likely need to be done by the city or county, depending on your local rules and regulations. Once that’s completed and the work passes inspection, the permit will officially close, and you can begin enjoying your new conversion!

How to Find the Best General Contractor for Your Garage Bedroom Project

You want to make sure you have a contractor that’s qualified for the job. Nothing’s worse than inexperience delaying or even ruining your project. It’s for that reason you want to be meticulous in choosing your contractor. It’s always a good idea to start with recommendations. Who do you know that’s had great success with a contractor?

It’s also imperative you check their credentials. Do they have the proper licensing and permits? Also, consider the type of projects they generally take on. Are they experienced in garage conversions into living spaces? Try searching for a contractor that specializes in the work you’re looking to do.

You’ll also have to consider your budget. Some contractors may not fit into your budget. Likewise, you’ll need to get bids for your conversion from each contractor you interview. A breakdown of project expenses may make the decision for you if some bids are far higher than others.

Why choose Structura Remodeling to convert your garage?

If you’re in the Los Angeles area, Structura Remodeling should be your go-to contractor. You may be asking yourself why you should choose Structura Remodeling for your project. There’s no shortage of contractors to choose from, so what sets Structura apart? Here are more than enough reasons to make Structura your number-one choice:

• They have over 16 years of experience in the construction industry, with the owner being a third-generation contractor.
• Their team is made up of the most qualified individuals in the field, between designers and craftsmen, you’re working with the best in the business.
• They operate each project via a comprehensive process, starting with your vision, to full estimates, home design, and the like.
• The company is extremely detail oriented, making your dreams come to life down to every cabinet pull and color. With the help of 3D renderings and project planning, you can be sure your vision will come to fruition.
• The level of professionalism on-site is unparalleled. The team works to keep their workspace clean while taking care of surrounding job site elements like pets, family schedules, and possessions.
• Structura Remodeling truly cares about the customer’s experience and the end result, so much so that they always aim for 100% satisfaction with each customer.
• If all of these combined haven’t convinced you, let the reviews speak for themselves! Countless happy customers have rave reviews for Structura Remodeling!

8 Ideas and Tips for Converting a Garage into a Bedroom in Los Angeles

With a project of this size, it can be easy to miss some elements that’ll maximize your project. Consider these ideas and tips as you plan your garage conversion.

1. Design Separate Spaces: When you’re planning your conversion, think about your overall design. It doesn’t have to be a straightforward, boxy space. You can place walls in certain spaces to make for separation between a bedroom and living room, or even half walls to break up the space.
2. Add Ceiling Accents: The use of ceiling accents can go a long way in making your garage conversion feel like less of an addition and more of a custom remodel. You could create a tray ceiling for some dimension, add on some beams for a more rustic feel, or simply add crown molding for a sleek yet finished look.
3. Create Natural Light: Nothing kills a space like a lack of natural light. Of course, it’s hard to come by in a normal garage structure, but that doesn’t mean it has to stay that way. The easiest way to gain natural light in your conversion would be the addition of windows, though skylights could be an option as well.
4. Two-Story Conversion: If you have the space, you can think well beyond the ground level of your garage for the conversion. You can create a two-story conversion using your attic as a second living space, or if there’s no attic, you can build up too. With that amount of space, you can add in a full apartment!
5. Create Extra Storage: It’s no secret that most people use their garages as storage for items used less frequently. With a conversion, you’ll lose a lot of your storage capacity, which can pose a major problem for some families. Before your conversion, brainstorm storage ideas, whether that’s in your home, the attic, or offsite storage.
6. Consider Covered Parking: Having garage space to park vehicles is a must for some people. A garage conversion doesn’t have to mean your car is left to the elements, though. Consider purchasing a covered carport if the thought of parking your car completely outside concerns you.
7. Disguise the Necessities: In the planning process, talk to your contractor about disguising areas you’d typically find in a garage. For example, a washer and dryer and a water heater. Adding doors or closets to these spaces will preserve the overall aesthetic of the room, keeping them out of sight and mind!
8. Hide the Garage Door: One of the main concerns in a garage conversion is what to do about the garage door. While labor intensive, it’s really a straightforward ordeal. The door will be completely removed and an exterior wall with windows will be added to give it an original, seamless look.

Can’t convert your garage into a room? Check out these Alternatives!

Some people love the idea of a garage conversion but can’t take the loss of garage space. If you prefer to use your garage traditionally, that doesn’t mean you can’t create another bedroom or living space on your property. There are alternatives! Take a look at the ideas below for options.

• ADU: An accessory dwelling unit is a second living space on the same property as the main home. These can be either attached or detached from the home and usually offer a private bathroom and cooking space as well.
• Shed: One of the newer trends on the market, converting a shed into a living space presents a fully customizable option. As long as you have the space on your lot, a shed gives you a nearby living space to make your own.
• Second Story Addition: Though a more expensive project, you could add a second story to your home to gain the needed square footage. This could be a full second story or just a new room over the garage.
• Porch or Patio Conversion: If you’ve got a large porch or patio you don’t use much, you can use that as your conversion space. Closing in the existing structure is certainly a cheaper option than an addition requiring a foundation.
• Basement Conversion: A large space in your already existing structure, finishing your basement is a great alternative. It usually presents a larger space than you’d get with a garage, too, so you can often add more than just a room.
• Attic Conversion: A space often forgotten, attics offer an existing structure that can be finished to create a new living area. With access to the home’s electrical, it could be easier than you think!

FAQs

Is a permit required to convert your garage?

In all likelihood, you live in an area that requires certain codes to be followed for a garage conversion. Every state and county is different, so you’ll have to investigate the requirements. You’ll likely need to obtain permits for both planning and building, followed by an inspection when the project reaches completion.

If that sounds intimidating, no worries! The burden of obtaining proper permitting usually falls on the contractors, making them the responsible party. This is why it’s so important to choose an experienced contractor so all your work is done legally. If you choose to do the work yourself, check with your local entities first.

Does converting a garage into a bedroom add value to your home?

If you’re converting a garage in a home you don’t plan to stay in, it’s natural to wonder how this project will affect your home’s value. Luckily, you can rest assured that it will increase the value of your home! Sure, it can be a deterrent to some potential homebuyers who prefer to use their garages traditionally, but that’s not always the case.

Some will see the extra square footage and be fine with sacrificing a traditional garage space. Regardless, you can bank on the project as a solid ROI. It’s important you make sure the work is done by the book, though. For this project to increase the value of your home, it needs to have been done legally and properly.

Will converting my garage affect my home’s curb appeal?

If it’s done right, you won’t have to worry about the conversion negatively affecting your home’s curb appeal. After the exterior wall is constructed, the main concern is its cohesiveness. You don’t want your conversion to appear obvious, so you’ll want to take extra measures to make it blend. Be sure you can match paints, sidings, bricks, and the like with the existing style. Adding windows will also help it to appear as though it was all original.

What are the options for financing my conversion?

Cash isn’t always an option for every homeowner, but that doesn’t mean you can’t move forward with your garage-to-bedroom conversion; there are plenty of other options! For starters, you can use a credit card if you have a high enough limit. You could also ask friends or family for a personal loan if you’re comfortable with that type of arrangement.

Taking out the equity from your home, if you’ve lived in the home long enough, is also a solid choice. You can do this through a home equity line of credit, where you can take money from the equity amount as needed for the project. There are also many banks that offer renovation loans as an option for larger projects.

Conclusion

Garages are the perfect place to convert to a bedroom or living space. You can customize the space as you’d like without the costs incurred by a full-on addition. You can also preserve some of the space while still adding a bedroom if you’d like. The possibilities are endless!

Do these conversion ideas have you ready to make the switch? We’re ready to assist! Get a FREE garage conversion consultation in the Los Angeles area! Call Structura Remodeling at 1-800-922-4613 or schedule a free consultation here:

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