Lean-To Garages

The building is positioned against your wall — usually the gable end — and securely bolted to it. It's a full concrete garage in its own right, using the same steel-reinforced panels as our freestanding buildings.

No — lead flashing is not part of our works. Where the lean-to roof meets your house wall, lead flashing is needed to weatherproof and seal that junction. It's arranged separately after we've installed the building, usually by a local roofer or builder, and isn't included in your Nucrete price.

In many cases, yes. We can build around an existing doorway so you can walk straight from the house into the garage — ideal if you want to use it as a utility room or everyday storage.

Either away from your house or towards the rear of the garage — whichever suits your property and drainage best. If you're not sure, our team will look at your site and guide you.

Yes — we can fit an extra-wide rear door for through-access, so mowers, bikes and wheelbarrows can pass straight through to the garden.

Usually not — most garages under 30m² and 2.5m high fall under permitted development rights. Buildings attached to the house and plots in conservation areas can be treated differently, so we'll advise on your situation before you order.

Prices depend on size and your delivery area, and always include VAT, delivery and installation. Because a lean-to uses your existing wall space, it's one of the most cost-effective ways to add secure storage. Download the price list for figures for your postcode.

50 years or more, with only basic annual maintenance. It's built from the same steel-reinforced concrete panels as our freestanding garages, so nothing about the lean-to format shortens its life.