Concrete Garages in Clayton Le Moors (10)

After extra storage, a secure spot for your car, or a workshop space? Adding a concrete garage could be the answer.

Keep reading for everything you need to know about installing concrete garages in Great Harwood, Rishton & Clayton-le-moors. From planning permission and costs, to who to hire – we’ve got all the answers.

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How much does a concrete garage cost in the UK?

Generally, your concrete garage cost will be between £13,000 and £15,000.

Prefabricated models are often more affordable than brick builds as they can be installed in a few days.

For an accurate cost, you’re best off getting quotes from garage installers covering Great Harwood, Rishton & Clayton-le-moors.

Do I need planning permission for a concrete garage?

In most cases, you won’t need planning permission if the garage is:

• A detached, single-storey structure
• Is no higher than four metres
• Isn’t covering more than half of your garden

If in doubt, check with your local authorities first.

Tip: Read our expert advice guide to garage planning permission for all the ins and outs around regulations.

When do I need planning permission to build a concrete garage?

You’ll need planning permission to install a concrete garage on your property if:

• Your garage floor space will be over 15m2 (freestanding) or 30m2 (attached)
• Is over one storey high
• Covers more than 50% of your land
• Your home is listed or in a conservation area
• It’s to be used for business or living space

Always check with your local planning authority before you start work.

Are concrete garages any good?

Yes – modern concrete garages are durable, low-maintenance, and secure. They’re ideal for vehicle storage or workshops, lasting decades with minimal upkeep.

Benefits include:

• Excellent weather resistance
• Low maintenance compared to timber
• Quick installation (often in one to two days)
• Good value compared to brick builds
• Can be finished with uPVC, timber or composite cladding for a smart look
• Rendering and painting are also options for a modern finish

What is the cheapest type of garage to build?

A prefabricated concrete garage is typically the most affordable option. They’re factory-made and assembled on-site, saving on labour and materials.

Flat-roof designs cost less than pitched roofs, and opting for basic finishes (like unpainted concrete) keeps prices down further.

How long do concrete garages last?

A well-built concrete garage can last 30–50 years or more, especially if it’s installed on a solid foundation and maintained properly.

To extend the lifespan of your concrete garage:

• Keep the roof in good condition
• Reseal joints if you spot cracks
• Ensure proper drainage around the base

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