
Adding Natural Light
We install a door with a window to let in some much-needed natural light — and so Tara and Matt can keep an eye on their girls.
The freshly painted white walls maximize every bit of the natural light.

Coating the Floor
The material we’ll use to coat the garage floor is not paint. It’s Daich Coatings’ RollerRock, a concrete coating made from stone.
The first coat of RollerRock dries in a couple of hours, so Matt’s homework is applying a second coat overnight.
The finished stone floor coating makes the room look like a finished living space, but it’s rugged enough to handle car traffic.
Spraying the Spiders
Finally, we spray the space with Miss Muffet’s Revenge. It’s a versatile product because you can spray the spider, spray the cobweb, or spray your home’s perimeter and keep spiders away for up to a year.
Production Thoughts

Like most garages, Matt and Tara’s had become a random collection of stuff without a home or things they just didn’t need.
Now the space is cleaner, brighter and much more functional.
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I love it. I need a garage make over!! What do I do to get one. I can’t even walk into my garage!! PLEASE, PLEASE HELP.
Hi, Jeannie!
We’re open 24-7 with advice you can use to make over that garage.
Here are some articles that can help: https://todayshomeowner.com/?s=garage
Good luck. 🙂
Can you spray the spider spray inside your house ? Does it have a smell / oader? Thanks for your response. love your show. Also can you tell me how to get rid of mold and mildew. We are elderly, had to move and inspector didn’t find it. Any thing not to expensive
,We are psy check to pay check people. Thanks
Hi, Sally!
You can spray Miss Muffet’s Revenge inside or outside the home. It has an unnoticeable odor.
To remove mold and mildew, we recommend Wet and Forget! https://www.wetandforget.com
Great post, I see you left the garage door. Did you insulate it or do anything to weatherize it?
Hi, Jason,
We definitely recommend winterizing all areas of the home where cold air can leak in.
The Duck Brand sells a garage door bottom seal that is great for this purpose.
Good luck, and stay warm!