Obtaining Building Regulations approval is a critical part of the process, ensuring that the new living space meets safety and structural standards. The conversion must comply with regulations covering insulation, fire safety, ventilation, and electrical and plumbing systems. Homeowners or contractors need to submit detailed plans for review and arrange for inspections during the build. Once approved, work can begin by clearing the garage, infilling the door opening, and making any required structural adjustments, such as connecting the new space to the main house.

After the structural work is complete, attention turns to insulation, utilities, and finishing touches. Proper insulation of the walls, floor, and roof ensures the converted room is warm and energy-efficient. Professional plumbers and electricians will install heating, power outlets, and lighting to make the space fully functional. Windows and doors are fitted to improve light and accessibility, followed by interior finishes like plastering, flooring, and decorating. Once complete, the converted garage blends seamlessly with the rest of the home, providing a comfortable and versatile new space that enhances both functionality and property value.