Homestyle-Renovations

Key works when converting a garage
Make sure the walls and roof are sound.
Floor slab – the existing floor may need to be levelled, damp-proofed and insulated.
Infilling the door – Most garage conversions simply brick up the garage door.
Wall insulation.
Roof insulation.
Windows & doors.
Heating and electrics.

Can I put a window in my garage?
And if you're interested in converting your garage to an additional bedroom or another type of living space, a window will help the room feel much less like a garage and more like any other room of the house. ... You can install a window in one of the outward-facing walls, or you can add a window to your garage door.

I finished building school at the age of 18 in Poland.
I worked 10 years on different building sites in Poland.
At the age of 30, I opened my own construction business in Poland, which I ran for 4 years.
I have been self-employed in England for 7 years, doing various building work. Generally I deal with bathrooms (completely) and interior finishing.

I always give a 2-year warranty on my work
My works are insured in AXA company Policy number: 550136254
Policy start date
01/05/2019 00:00
Policy end date
30/04/2022 23:59
Public Liability Insurance details Cover level £2,000,000

Each new project challenges me and my skills.
Although it's routine, there are situations that I like to fight with my experience.
And I guess the most difficult situations are what I like, because they require a quick and effective solution.
Every new project is a different adventure ;)

First and foremost, it's about quality, which is undervalued and offered to the customer by contractors.
Too high a price for low quality service.

I believe I have a lot more experience when it comes to workmanship and quality, I stand out a lot more from the competition, I certainly have a lot more experience at virtually every stage of renovation work and workmanship, I have learned from mistakes and theories that I have tested myself. I don't replicate learned practices that fail, I try to go with technologies and solutions that will last for years, not six months. Regards.

I've been known to do it ;)
I made my first bathroom at home at the age of 14 and over the years I came to the conclusion that it was in my blood.
I glued cardboard and plastic models, although I preferred the cardboard ones, they were more difficult ;) as my mother used to say
- you can glue together a model, you'll renovate the bathroom ;) and so it stayed ;)
I finished school in the field of general construction and then it was just practice.

Best regards.

That's not an option, I don't speak English very well.
Otherwise, I would be happy to help.

we stay away, we use masks, we wash our hands. We try to take special care while working.