It goes without saying that when investing in a new modular concrete garage, you expect a very long life from it, and this is what the range from Lidget Compton offers. They back this up with a 10-year-long structural guarantee, providing peace of mind that your new garage has been built correctly with top-quality materials to ensure a long life.

This written warranty ensures the money you spend is well-protected and backed by a company with a national reputation. Also, unusually, this warranty is transferable to a new owner if you ever sell your house, and this reassurance will add to its value at that time.

These garages have sturdy roofs, and there is an option for translucent roof panels, which allow light to flood in on many of their models. The sheer strength of the concrete panels means you will have no worries about the security of your car or its rotting.

A great benefit of sectional garages is that they can be dismantled and taken with you if you move. A superb garage – how can you look elsewhere?

These Hormann galvanised steel, with horizontal ribs, are pre framed at the factory to ensure the strongest garage door for every day use. This ensures that they will work perfectly time after time. A…more

All our buildings need a concrete base. The base for your garage should be 6 inches (152mm) wider and longer than the building’s external size. Make sure the base is flat, level, and square. You can do this by using shuttering and a level board to smooth the concrete as you pour it. If you need help finding a company to build your base, we can recommend some reliable businesses. This way, your new concrete garage will have the perfect foundation.

If your concrete garage is mostly used for storage and your car is left outside, it might be time to think about turning the garage into a more useful room. Depending on how you plan to use the converted space, you may need approval for building regulations. Usually, if you are not increasing the size of the garage, you will not need planning permission. Still, it is always a good idea to check with your local authority first.

You can definitely insulate a concrete garage, and it is a smart choice. After your garage is built, you can follow our guidelines to add insulation and make the space more comfortable. This works well whether you want to use the garage for storage, as a workshop, or for other purposes.

The standard cladding on all Lidget Compton concrete garages is the spar finish and the reason for this is that it blends in with almost all types of property. The substantial size of the spar chipping gives a very strong and rugged look to your new garage.. more

The choice of which concrete garage to buy is a big decision to make - so you need to know you are dealing with a soundly-based concrete garage company, one whose reputation and expertise are beyond q..more

Buying a prefabricated sectional concrete garage is a big decision to make - so you need to know you are dealing with a soundly-based company whose reputation and expertise is beyond question..more

When you compare the specifications of their prefab buildings with others, you'll see that Lidget Compton concrete garages stand out. They use high-quality Hormann 'up and over' garage doors, known as some of the best in Europe. The concrete panels are thick, and you can choose from a range of finishes to match your preferences. Most of their modular garages include windows at no extra cost, adding even more value.

You can choose from many different garage styles, including pent, mono-pitch, single slope, or lean-to sectional garages. There are also options like apex, gable, V-shaped, or roofs with different angles. If you want something unique, the Mansard pent building features a tile-effect front that really stands out. You can find more information on this page.

By comparing the specifications of their prefab buildings with others available, you will find that Lidget Compton concrete garages hold all the aces. Compare the quality of the concrete ‘up and over’…more

The choice of which concrete garage to buy is a big decision to make – so you need to know you are dealing with a soundly-based concrete garages company, one whose reputation and expertise are beyond question. Lidget Concrete Garages, with over 35 years of experience, partnered with Compton Concrete Garages to create the best concrete garage company in the UK...more