Garden Rooms Bournemouth

Are you looking for a new garden room? Transform your home with the next generation of steel framed garden rooms. Create a comfortable and affordable living space to be proud of.  D Harrison Home Improvements offer a full design and installation service work personally with Clients to build garden rooms that suit their individual needs.

Garden Rooms Poole

With a proven rack record of over 20 years experience in building and refurbishment you can be sure of a professional, quick and efficient service.
Our bespoke garden rooms are meticulously crafted to enhance the elegance and functionality of your outdoor space. With a keen focus on quality craftsmanship and personalized solutions, we ensure that each garden room seamlessly integrates with your property, adding both value and charm. Our professional consultations, attention to detail, and commitment to functional versatility make us the ideal choice for transforming your garden into a haven of relaxation or a practical home office. Invest in the beauty of your outdoor space with D. Harrison Home Improvements – where your vision meets our expertise. Contact us today to schedule your consultation and elevate your property with our exceptional Garden Rooms in Poole.

• Strength – While timber is a strong building material, it’s no match for steel. Light gauge steel, also known as cold-formed steel, is far lighter and stronger than wood of equal size.
• Speed of assembly – Fully designed and fabricated offsite, metal frames need only be assembled upon arrival.  In practice, the shell can be built in a matter of hours instead of days.Faster assembly doesn’t just mean less disruption during the construction phase but also lower costs. 
• Long Lasting – Simple, sturdy, and reliable – a metal frame won’t undergo the same rotting, warping, splitting, and cracking over time that a timber frame might. Steel frameworks aren’t vulnerable to pests or insects either.
• Cost – It’s no secret that timber prices have skyrocketed in the UK since the first lockdown in March 2020. Few people outside the construction industry recognise the scale of those price increases. Like all construction materials, steel has increased in price, but it hasn’t been subject to the same sort of rises as lumber. Timber has more than doubled in price, and ongoing shortages in 2022 mean that trend isn’t likely to change any time soon.Beyond the raw cost of materials, steel results in less waste. Remember that you pay for waste twice: firstly, in the cost of the unused material, and secondly, in the skip to dispose of it.