A garage has become a must-have feature for any home. Its significance lies in the fact that it provides a secure shelter for your vehicles and extends itself as an additional storage space for your home. Moreover, for some homeowners, a garage doubles as a spare bedroom. If you are planning to build a custom home, here are a few types of garages that you can consider adding to your property.
Attached Garages
A garage unit connected to your house is one of the most convenient and secure options for parking your vehicle at home. The advantage of having it attached to your home is that it provides easy access to get in and out of your vehicle. Such units can also accommodate more than one car. However, it is essential to ensure that the siding and material of the garage unit match that of your home. It is also vital to insulate the border between your home and garage to maintain a comfortable temperature inside your home throughout the year.
Detached Garages
Detached garages offer an advantageous option for homeowners with limited property space. Placing the garage separate from the house can be built on a smaller plot of land. Building a detached garage can also be more cost-effective due to less stringent code requirements. However, since the garage is not attached to the house, it is essential to consider additional security measures to protect your valuable possessions, such as tools and vehicles.
Breezeway Garages
A breezeway garage, also referred to as a portico garage, is a type of garage that combines an attached and detached garage. Such garages are commonly used when there is a walkway in the home. In simpler terms, these garages are an extension of your home and are often built to provide additional security to the home. Building side walls around the pedway connecting the garage to the main house can be a great way to enhance the security and privacy of your home.
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