Most standard single garage conversions take around 2 to 4 weeks, depending on the size and complexity of the job. If you're adding a bathroom, moving walls, or upgrading electrics, it could take a bit longer. A good builder will give you a clear timeline before starting work.

In many cases, you don’t need planning permission to convert your garage, especially if the work is internal and doesn’t change the structure of the building. However, if you're turning a detached garage into a living space or changing the use of the building significantly, you may need permission. It’s always wise to check with your local council’s planning department to be sure.

Yes. Building regulations approval is required for most garage conversions. This ensures the new space is safe, energy efficient, and structurally sound. Your builder or architect should help you make sure everything complies – from insulation and electrics to ventilation and fire safety. Feel free to contact us to discuss your project.

Yes, we offer a full design and build service for garage conversions in Oxford. From initial concepts to architectural plans, we ensure your garage conversion project is designed for both style and practicality.

Absolutely. If you’d like to keep some storage space, your builder can design a partitioned area that’s sectioned off from the converted room. This way, you get the best of both worlds – extra living space without losing all your storage. At Kingdom Design & Build, we can help you with both the design and build of your project.

In most cases, yes. Converting a garage into usable living space can add significant value to your home – especially if you’re adding a bedroom, home office, or playroom. Buyers are often more attracted to extra living space than an unused garage.

Costs vary depending on the size of your garage and what you’re converting it into. On average, expect to pay between £10,000 and £25,000. A basic conversion will be at the lower end, while something like a bedroom with an en-suite or a home office with extra insulation will cost more.

We use high-quality insulation materials to ensure energy efficiency and year-round comfort. This includes rigid foam insulation, mineral wool, and breathable membranes where needed.

Yes, all of our work, including garage conversions, are backed by a workmanship guarantee, ensuring quality and durability. We also ensure that all work meets current building regulations.

You can, but it’s more complex. You’ll likely need planning permission, and the space will need to meet more stringent building regulations. Things like soundproofing, private access, a kitchen, and a bathroom all need to be considered. It’s best to speak with a professional early on if this is your goal.

For straightforward conversions, many builders can manage the whole process – including design, building regs, and construction. However, if you’re doing something more bespoke or want help planning the space, hiring an architect or designer can be a smart move.