Dyserth garden room
Approximately 4m by 2.5m, with glazing, SIP construction and an EPDM roof.
The Garden Room Co.
From garden office to studio, our in-house team designs and manages your room from first idea to final fit.
Based in North Wales. Ask us about your project location.
Real projects
Every garden and every plan is different. These completed projects show how one idea can serve very different days.
Designed with you
Start with the way you want to use the space. The team can then look at your garden, access and preferred finish, and shape a room around what fits.
The process begins with a free initial consultation, followed by a free site survey and design consultation. Detailed computer models help you see the proposal before you commit financially.
You can review the proposed design and a no-obligation quote before deciding whether to proceed.
What goes into it
A room that works well is more than its exterior. Ask how the structure, base and services will suit your site and the way you plan to use it.
A fair comparison
Found a lower like-for-like garden room quote? Bring it to us and we will beat it.
Bring the full specification. Foundations, insulation, glazing, roof, cladding and electrical work can change what a quote includes. The team can discuss those details during your free consultation.
A clear next step
The design is tailored to your site. Build time varies by project; the team manages the work once you agree to go ahead.
Share how you want to use the room and where it will go.
A free site survey and design conversation explore the plot and practical needs.
See CAD visualisations and a no-obligation quote before committing financially.
The team coordinates the agreed work through to your finished room.
Customer feedback
"Quick, efficient, clean, and exactly as promised."
David Pert, Clitheroe
"Excellent communication from the start to finish and really good attention to detail."
Laura & Tom, Hawarden
Good to know
A useful consultation covers the room you want and the practical limits of the site.
We are based in St Asaph, North Wales and also work in Chester, Manchester, Merseyside, Shropshire and London. Share your project postcode so we can confirm whether we can help at your address.
Some garden buildings may qualify as permitted development, but that depends on the proposed building and the site. We can discuss the design with you and help identify whether planning advice or permission is needed.
A suitable base is part of the design. Ground conditions, access, drainage, levels and building size all affect the choice. Sloping plots can often be considered with an appropriate foundation system.
SIP garden rooms can be suitable for year-round use when properly designed and built. Insulation, glazing, heating and the way you will use the space should all be discussed for your project.
The team can arrange electrical connection through its suppliers, including certification. Tell us what lighting, heating and equipment you expect to use so the specification can account for them.
That depends on the cladding. Composite is generally low maintenance, while cedar and treated timber weather differently and may be treated to retain a chosen appearance. We can talk through the options.
We start with a free, no-obligation conversation about your idea. A free site survey and design consultation can follow, leading to CAD visualisations and a no-obligation quote before you decide whether to proceed.
Start with a conversation
Tell us what you want to make room for. We can explore the site, design options and a no-obligation quote together.