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Garden rooms in Crawley

3 garden room builders we've checked name Crawley as an area they cover. They design and build insulated timber garden rooms and garden offices, usually including the base, electrics and finishing. None of them publishes prices, so you'll need a quote.

We only list a firm here if its own website names Crawley (or it's based there). Listed in alphabetical order – not ranked. Facts checked on each firm's website, 24 October 2026. None of them has paid to be here.
  1. Bakers Garden Buildings

    Based in
    Haywards Heath (RH17), with a show centre of 14 buildings
    Area covered
    Across Sussex, including Brighton & Hove, Crawley, Worthing, Eastbourne, Lewes and Chichester.
    Prices
    not stated
    Insulation
    Residential-grade insulation for year-round use (per their site)
    Planning help
    Publishes a planning permission guide.
    Guarantee
    10-year warranty
    Visit bakersgardenbuildings.co.uk/sussex
  2. Gabriel's Sheds

    Based in
    Marsh Green, near Edenbridge (TN8)
    Area covered
    Kent, Surrey and Sussex; names Crawley, Reigate, Sevenoaks and Tunbridge Wells.
    Prices
    not stated
    Insulation
    not stated
    Planning help
    not stated
    Guarantee
    not stated
    Also says
    Garden offices built on a C24 structurally graded, vacuum pressure-treated timber frame with a breather membrane (per their site).
    Visit gabrielssheds.co.uk/garden-offices
  3. Hideaway Garden Rooms

    Based in
    Byfleet (registered office, KT14)
    Area covered
    Lists more than 100 towns across Surrey, Sussex, London, Berkshire and Hampshire on its areas page.
    Prices
    not stated
    Insulation
    Fully insulated rooms, ready to use from day one (per their site)
    Planning help
    not stated
    Guarantee
    not stated
    Visit hideawaygardenrooms.com

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Most garden rooms don't need planning permission if they stay within the official limits – but check with your council first. Read our planning permission guide, or compare kit log cabins for a home office if you'd rather build one yourself.

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