1.
Decide on a
  Budget
2.
  Get a number of
quotes from builders
 to compare prices
2.
    Get references,
    qualifications and
 insurance details from
each builder who quotes
3.
Walls will have to
be damp proofed
  and insulated
4.
Floor will have to
be damp proofed
  and insulated
5.
Roof will need to
  be insulated
6.
Install additional
   ventilation
8.
Install good quality
    plumbing and
electrical appliances
as recommended by
   the contractor
9.
Pay attention to
design, it should
blend in with the
      home
10.
Buy a garden shed
 if you need more
      storage
11.
 Check if prices are
inclusive or exclusive
        of VAT
12.
 Have a building
contract drawn up
13.
Have a certifier sign
off on each stage of
   the conversion
14.
 Only pay for each
stage as it’s signed
off by the certifier
15.
Lastly, consider using an
 escrow payment service
  to safeguard both you
    and the contractor
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Garage conversion tips

  • 2.
  • 3.
    2. Geta number of quotes from builders to compare prices
  • 4.
    2. Get references, qualifications and insurance details from each builder who quotes
  • 5.
    3. Walls will haveto be damp proofed and insulated
  • 6.
    4. Floor will haveto be damp proofed and insulated
  • 7.
    5. Roof will needto be insulated
  • 8.
  • 9.
    8. Install good quality plumbing and electrical appliances as recommended by the contractor
  • 10.
    9. Pay attention to design,it should blend in with the home
  • 11.
    10. Buy a gardenshed if you need more storage
  • 12.
    11. Check ifprices are inclusive or exclusive of VAT
  • 13.
    12. Have abuilding contract drawn up
  • 14.
    13. Have a certifiersign off on each stage of the conversion
  • 15.
    14. Only payfor each stage as it’s signed off by the certifier
  • 16.
    15. Lastly, consider usingan escrow payment service to safeguard both you and the contractor
  • 17.
    Get the full article at http:// blog.tradesmen.ie/2013/03/garage-conver
  • 18.
    Please show your appreciation by liking,tweeting or sharing this presentation
  • 19.
    You can seemore building related articles below:- http://blog.tradesmen.ie/2012/04/do-i-need-planning-permission http://blog.tradesmen.ie/2012/04/certifying-my-building-or-renovation http://blog.tradesmen.ie/2013/01/construction-contracts-why-are-they-needed http://blog.tradesmen.ie/2011/10/attic-conversion-prices-dublin-ireland http://blog.tradesmen.ie/2012/04/house-extension-prices-dublin-ireland http://blog.tradesmen.ie/2012/07/conservatory-prices-and-sunroom- prices http://blog.tradesmen.ie/2013/02/top-10-tips-to-building-a-home http://blog.tradesmen.ie/2013/03/house-extensions-12-tips-on-extending- your-home