When you need a custom built workshop, Dun For You will work with you to design and build something exactly for your specific needs. Garage workshops serve various specialized purposes, often customized for specific trades or hobbies. The type of workshop depends on its primary function, with common examples including:

1. Mechanic’s Garage Workshop

• Vehicle Workshop
• Car Repair Garage
• Automotive Workshop
• Mechanic’s Workshop
• Vehicle Storage

2. Woodworking Garage Workshop

• Woodworking Shop
• Carpentry Shop
• Woodshop
• Custom Woodworking Studio
• Craftsman’s Workshop

3. Metalworking Garage Workshop

• Metalworking Shop
• Metal Fabrication Shop
• Blacksmithing Shop
• Welding Workshop
• Ironworking Garage

4. General Craft or Hobby Workshop

• Craftsman’s Workshop
• Hobby Shop
• DIY Workshop
• Artisan Workshop
• Makerspace
• Artist Studio or Painters Garage
• General Storage Garage

5. Other Specialized Workshops

• Photography Studio (if the garage is converted for photographic work)
• Glassblowing Studio (if used for glasswork)
• Mechanized Workshop (for industrial or CNC work)
• Model-Making Workshop (for architectural or scale model creation)
• Garden Workshop (for horticulture, landscaping tools, or garden-based crafts)
• Storage Garage for specialized materials

The term multi-purpose garage workshop can also be used if the space is intended to serve multiple functions or trades.

Each of these could also be paired with terms like “custom-built”, “high-quality”, or “specialized” to emphasize the tailored nature of the garage for a specific trade.

Dun For You designs custom garage solutions that are functional, specific to your property, and that will enhance curb appeal. You can choose from various residential garage styles, each offering unique aesthetics and features:

1. Attached Garage

• Traditional Attached Garage: Connected directly to the house, often with a side or front entry.
• Side-Entry Attached Garage: The garage door faces the side of the home rather than the front, providing a more aesthetic look from the front.

2. Detached Garage

• Classic Detached Garage: Freestanding structure located away from the house, offering more flexibility in design and placement.
• Modern Detached Garage: A sleek, minimalist design often used to match contemporary homes or serve as a statement piece.
• Rustic Detached Garage: Incorporates natural materials like wood and stone, often used in rural or cottage settings.

3. Loft-Style Garage

• Garage with Loft: Features a second story or loft area, which can be used for storage, a workspace, or even a living area (often converted into an ADU).
• Barn-Style Loft Garage: A more rustic take, often with gambrel roofs and barn-like structures, offering both storage and living space.

4. Carriage House Garage

• Traditional Carriage House: A historical style, typically with a barn door or overhead door design, often used in older or heritage homes.
• Modern Carriage House: A newer take on the classic design, sometimes with a second story or more contemporary materials and finishes.

5. Gable Roof Garage

• Simple Gable Roof Garage: Features a triangular roof structure, providing a classic, symmetrical look.
• Hip Roof Garage: A more elaborate roof design where all four sides slope down to the walls, providing a more modern appearance.

6. Single-Car Garage

• Compact Single-Car Garage: Designed for a single vehicle with minimal space, often seen in smaller homes or as part of a larger structure.

7. Two-Car Garage

• Standard Two-Car Garage: Designed to fit two vehicles side by side, typically with a large overhead door.
• Tandem Two-Car Garage: Designed to fit two cars in a line (one behind the other), ideal for narrower properties or homes with limited space.

8. Custom Multi-Purpose Garage

• Workshop Garage: Designed specifically for those who need space for a hobby or business, such as woodworking, metalworking, or automotive repairs.
• Garage with Studio: Combines a workspace or studio (e.g., for art, photography, etc.) with garage space.
• Garage with Guest Suite/ADU: A custom garage that includes living space above or beside it, often used as an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) for guests, renters, or family members.

9. Garage with Storage/Storage Loft

• Garage with Attic Storage: Features an attic or overhead storage space for tools, seasonal items, or extra belongings.
• Overhead Loft Garage: Similar to a loft-style garage but designed more explicitly for storage rather than living or working space.

10. Contemporary/Modern Garage

• Minimalist Garage: Clean lines, flat roofs, and sleek materials like glass, steel, and concrete.
• Industrial Style Garage: Often made with raw, unfinished materials such as exposed brick, steel beams, and concrete floors, blending with a more urban or modern aesthetic.

11. Dutch Colonial Garage

• Dutch Colonial Style Garage: Inspired by Dutch architecture with gambrel roofs and dormer windows, often providing extra space in the roof area.

12. Garage with Breezeway

• Breezeway Garage: A covered, open walkway connecting the house and the garage, often designed to be more aesthetically pleasing or to provide shelter from the elements.