Detached garage uses -- some are simple, others are complex. Whatever you decide, it should accommodate your needs in a smart way. Detached garages were once predominant. It wasn't until the 19040s that attached parking structures began to appear in the country. By the 1950s, many households owned two vehicles. And, with that came a more popular need for an attached garage to make it the single-most used entry point. In the 1960s, 60 percent of houses boosted attached structures and by the 200s, that grew to 80 percent. Now, if your home is still one of the few, you can take advantage of some great detached garage uses.
Before you begin the transformation process, you've got to get things in order. That means it starts with a total garage cleanout. The purpose is to completely empty the space. This way, you'll have a blank slate, which means a clearer picture of what it can eventually become.
More and more homeowners are beginning to discover the advantages of a separate garage when they are building a new house or when it's time to rebuild an old garage. One option fueling this trend is the conversion of an attached garage into living space, then building a separate, detached garage for vehicle and tool storage (and everything else garages are great for). --The Spruce.com
When you begin your garage cleanout, resolve to taking out everything inside. (Be sure to check the weekend weather forecast ahead of time.) Then, divide things into two categories: stuff to keep and junk to junk. You can even schedule junk hauling in advance to cut down on the work.
Now, with your detached garage empty, you can start the makeover process. If you're unsure about what to do with it, here are the four top detached garage uses to consider for your property:
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