You don't have to do it all at once. Pick one weekend to clear the floor, and another to install the lights. Small changes lead to a space that finally works for you, not against you.
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If you plan on spending time there in January or July, consider these changes: You don't have to do it all at once
Divide your garage into "zones" based on activity to keep the clutter from spreading: Near the door for easy access to rakes, shovels, and soil
Most garages suffer from a single, buzzing bulb in the center of the ceiling.
High-up overhead racks for things you only need once a year (like holiday lights or camping gear). 5. Smart Climate Control
Perfect for drill bits, wrenches, and other small metal items that usually get lost in drawers. 2. Lighting that Actually Works