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Your garage isn't magically stretching its walls to accommodate your growing collection of tools, holiday decorations, and long-forgotten exercise equipment. 

A garage should be a place where you work, store, and tinker in comfort—not where you hold your breath and rush in and out.

Take a step back and consider this: Your garage might just be drowning in junk.

Keeping your garage free from these uninvited guests is easier than you think.

The good news is that most common garage issues are easier to fix than they seem.

By asking these 11 questions, you'll not only understand why you need a change but also uncover what's truly important to you.

Clutter creeps in quietly, making itself at home, until one day, you look around and wonder, "How did it get this bad?"

My garage makeover wasn't just about creating a better space. It was about reclaiming a part of my home that had been neglected for far too long.