Garage Conversions in Wexford & Gorey
Most garages end up storing bikes, boxes and a freezer. A conversion is the cheapest square metreage you'll ever add to a house, because the walls and roof are already there. We handle the build side end to end — insulation, stud work, boarding, flooring, doors and the paint finish — and bring in qualified electricians and plumbers where the job needs them.
Priced per garage after a site visit

Everything in the price, nothing added later.
Initial discussion
We look at the garage, check the floor, walls and damp, and talk through what you want it used for.
Blocking up or new glazing
The garage door replaced with blockwork, a window or french doors to suit the room.
Insulation
Floor, walls and ceiling insulated so the space holds heat like the rest of the house.
Stud work and boarding
Timber studs, insulation, plasterboard and skim ready for decoration.
Electrics and plumbing
Sockets, lighting, heating and any plumbing carried out by qualified trades we work with regularly.
Flooring and internal finishing
Levelled floor, flooring laid, skirting, architrave and doors fitted.
Painting and final finish
The whole room painted and finished by our own painters — the part we do every day.
From first call to final walk-through.
- 01
Get in touch
Tell us what you'd like the garage to become and roughly when you'd like it done.
- 02
Site visit and plan
We check the existing structure, floor level and damp, and set out a realistic plan.
- 03
Written quote
A fixed price covering the build, trades and finishing, with anything excluded stated clearly.
- 04
Construction
Blocking up, insulation, stud work, first fix, boarding and skim.
- 05
Finishing and hand-over
Flooring, joinery, painting, second fix, then a walk-through together.
Photos from real Inovo jobs



Garage Conversions — your questions answered.
What can a garage be converted into?
Most commonly a home office, a playroom, a gym, a utility room or an extra living room or bedroom. What's realistic depends on the size of the garage, ceiling height and where the door and windows can go — we'll tell you straight at the site visit.
Do I need planning permission to convert a garage?
Converting an attached garage for use within the same house is often exempt, but it depends on the property, previous extensions and whether the use changes. Check with your local authority before committing — we'll flag anything that looks like it needs permission.
How much does a garage conversion cost?
It depends on the size of the garage, the condition of the floor and walls, insulation, glazing and how much electrical or plumbing work is involved. We price per job after seeing it rather than quoting a headline figure.
Do you do the electrical and plumbing work?
We handle the building, insulation, boarding, joinery and painting ourselves and bring in qualified electricians and plumbers for their part, coordinated by us so you're only dealing with one point of contact.
How long does a garage conversion take?
Typically a few weeks on site depending on the size of the space and the scope of the work. We'll give you a realistic timeline with the quote.
Garage Conversions near you
We're based in Ferns, Co. Wexford, so most of our work is in Gorey, Enniscorthy, Wexford Town and the surrounding villages. We also travel regularly into Co. Wicklow and Dublin for larger jobs.
Planning a garage conversions project?
Tell Derek what you're planning and get an honest, fixed price — no obligation, no pressure.
