Cost effective ways to increase space in your home

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Would you like to increase space in your home? Whether you live in a cosy apartment or a spacious house, the challenge remains the same: how to make the most of the space available.

If you don’t have the budget or scope for a full-on extension, there are still plenty of things you can do to make the space you have work as hard as possible for you and your family.

In this article, we’ll explore seven great ways to increase space in your home that are not only cost-effective, but also deliver on functionality and aesthetics.

Adding a conservatory to your home is a really popular way to create an additional room and blur the boundary between outdoors and indoors. Having said that, maintaining a comfortable temperature in it all year round can be a challenge.

If your home has a conservatory that you’re not really getting the best out of, there are upgrade projects that can transform the amount of use it gets.

One such project is conservatory roof insulation. This will solve the problem of ‘too cold in winter, too hot in summer’, and is way cheaper than replacing the whole conservatory.  You should be able to save on energy bills too.

If your issue with your conservatory is about looks, consider making the switch to a tiled conservatory roof. This can really blend the structure in with the rest of your home, while also providing a smart, weather-resistant finish and improved energy efficiency.

If your garage is currently a home for unwanted clutter, there’s lots of potential to turn it into a more useful space. Garages are well-suited to a conversion into a guest room, home office, or playroom.

A garage conversion doesn’t usually require costly renovations. Depending on the current structure, you may just need to