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  • Add a Highly Functional Garage to Your Custom Home

    Don’t overlook the garage when designing and building your custom home in Fairfield County. Even though the garage isn’t a living space, it is an area of your home where organization and durable storage solutions are essential.
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    Traditional Exterior by Wilton Design-Build Firms Country Club Homes via Houzz

    • Be practical: The garage isn’t just about aesthetics — the focus should be on practical storage and organization. Install tall cabinets to take advantage of high ceilings, make sure at least one cabinet has a lock to keep chemicals and dangerous items out of the reach of children, and get sports equipment off of the floor by installing racks and hooks on the walls.
    • Customize the organization: Take your family’s unique needs into consideration when planning the garage’s organization. You can tailor your organization methods to meet your specific needs so the garage becomes highly functional and practical.

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    Garage And Shed by Pleasanton Closet & Home Storage Designers Bay Home & Window via Houzz

    • Invest in durable pieces: The garage literally sees a lot of family traffic. Make sure the cabinets, shelves, and storage units you install are highly durable and will hold up to years of rugged use.

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    Contemporary Garage And Shed by Atlanta Window Treatments Holland Interiors via Houzz
    To learn more about custom homes in Fairfield County, contact our experienced team of professionals at Country Club Homes. We are proud to serve the local area with our home design and building expertise.  Call us at 203-762-0550 or visit us at www.countryclubhomesinc.com.

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