Take Your Garage Beyond Ordinary

Avoiding the “Quick Open & Close”

Instead of doing “the quick open and close” because you’re embarrassed about how your garage looks, wouldn’t it be great to be comfortable with your neighbors or passersby looking inside? A survey found that 24% of homeowners are too embarrassed to leave their garage doors open. Do you fall in that 24%? If you do, or even if you don’t, there are plenty of reasons why you’d want to upgrade your garage beyond ordinary.

Forget the Attic or the Spare Bedroom for Storage

Your garage is really your home’s most useful storage space if you think about it. According to realtors, it’s this space that’s the most desirable storage space for homebuyers these days. The space is so highly valued for storage because if it’s designed properly, it can be your home’s most useful storage space.

You won’t find slatwall, specialty storage racks, or custom cabinet systems in an attic or the spare bedroom. With these storage solutions, you’ll be able to maximize storage space. You could stay organized with less effort. This lets you get more functionality out of the space, whether it’s for more storage, parking, or setting up a garage workspace.

If you’re a homeowner who can’t use their garage for parking because of clutter, you’re not utilizing it to its fullest capabilities. Yard tools, sports equipment, holiday decorations, bulky storage bins, and seasonal items can all co-exist in an organized manner. But only when stored properly, all while leaving plenty of room on your floor space.

Impress the Neighborhood with a High-End Interior

When your garage is open, it’s the only interior part of your home that anyone can see. Also, you never know who may be looking your way.

Your garage’s appearance doesn’t rely solely on how tidy it is. It’s also about what the room’s design elements convey to anyone who sees the inside. For example, upgrading the floor can easily erase any embarrassment. Neighbors and passersby may not fully notice the showroom-quality appearance of an epoxy-coated floor from a distance, but they’ll definitely be able to tell your floor is something more than the typical unattractive grey.

An interior can turn heads by using colors and design elements that can be customized for a bold or more minimalist aesthetic. It can even be designed with colors that can accentuate the colors of the cars parked inside it. Anyone who does get a closer look when it’s is open would be pretty impressed with what you’ve done with the space.