"An astonishing 73% of Americans enter their homes from their garages and historically the garage is the most neglected room in any home. An independent research firm found that 82% of their respondents agreed that the garage was a key factor when considering their home purchase. People everywhere are taking back their garage, recognizing it as the single-largest room of the home, and often the most under-utilized."

It's been a long day at the office and you look forward to going home.  Your beautiful neighborhood of landscaped lawns and gorgeous homes awaits you.  As you turn into your driveway, you can't help but notice how great your home looks.  It's time to relax!   Press the button to open your garage door and you are unfortunately greeted by what you know will be work in the future. It's a messy, disorganized garage. It didn't get that way on purpose, but  nonetheless it's a mess.  As you make your way through the obstacle course after leaving your car in the pounding sun, you can't help but wonder why your daughter's Barbie™ Jammin' Jeep® Wrangler® gets to park in the garage.  And what about those wonderful storage bins you just can't seem to find a place for?...the garage floor is littered with stuff.  This was a three-car garage when you first moved in. Has your disposition changed a little?  Instead of continuing the pleasant image of settling into your Comfy home, you now have a subconscious burden that may deny you the leisure time you  deserve. Say goodbye to your Saturday morning tee time. Later that evening, you and your family look forward to relaxing in your Bonus Room. As you ascend the stairs you can't help but feel it getting warmer and warmer as you near the Bonus Room.  Knowing this room will be hotter than the rest of your home, you crank down the thermostat. The other rooms upstairs will get a little too cold, but that's OK since your family is with you in the Bonus Room (for now).  How much money am I wasting? As you settle in, you begin to wonder what can be done to change the way you experience the garage. There's an exciting woodworking project you want to get started on later in the week, but the garage will be too hot to work in.  And there is no room to manuever.   Tomorrow's weather forecast calls for temp in the mid 80's; it's going to be hot in my car! I want a Comfy Garage?

How can I have a Comfy Garage and the following:

Make Better Use of Garage Storage Potential (hiding as much as possible from public view) Use the volume of my high ceiling for storage racks Place large storage items within easy reach Avoid the need to “rent” storage space Store seasonable items easily Organize for better living Increase Usable Floor Space Provide (more) room for my expensive vehicles Get tools (mower, washer, edger etc.) off the floor Use my pedestrian door for its intended purpose Make my garage bigger and safer Create a “Cleaner” and Better Organized Garage Use Cabinets to store every day garage stuff Organize to certain locations Get as much as possible behind closed doors Change the Appearance of the Garage Floor The garage becomes a showplace refllecting my sense of style Turn the garage into a more inviting space Easy clean-up and maintenance Increase the value of my home Conserve Energy and Enjoy Bonus Room Comfort Year-Round Insulate the garage doors without replacing them  Stop wasting energy Keep rodents, insects and other stuff out Use the garage for a:  workshop, place for pets, place for my kids to play comfortably Change the Exterior Appearance of the Door Obtain a Carriage-Style  look without costly door replacement Create the elegant look of an expensive wooden door without replacing it Liberate My Time Allow professionals to clean and organize my garage Quarterly visits take the guess work out of scheduling