24x50 · RV Carport

24x50 RV carport

A 24x50 RV carport with 1,200 sq ft starts at $10,662, delivered and professionally installed to meet local engineering standards.

24x50 RV carport — Gold Tier Structures
24x50 RV carport — delivered and professionally installed by Gold Tier Structures.

Starting price

$10,662

Delivery & professional installation included.

VerifiedBBB Accredited
CertifiedEngineered to Local Codes
Warranty20-Year Rust-Through
IncludedProfessional Install

Specifications

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The 24x50 RV carport is designed to provide robust protection for your recreational vehicle with a spacious 1,200 sq ft footprint. This open-sided structure features a durable metal roof supported by sturdy legs, engineered to shield your RV from the elements effectively. Because this carport covers 1,200 sq ft, a permit is typically required, as it exceeds the 120 sq ft threshold used by most jurisdictions. Our dealer network offers delivery and professional installation across a nationwide network of fulfillment locations, ensuring your new RV carport meets local building codes.

Constructed with options for 12-ga or 14-ga framing and 26-ga roof panels, this carport balances strength and cost efficiency. Choose from roof styles including regular, A-frame horizontal, and A-frame vertical to best suit your site and aesthetic preferences. Starting at $10,662, this 24x50 RV carport represents a sound investment in lasting vehicle protection without unnecessary complexity.

24x50 RV Carport — Specifications & Options
Specification Detail
Dimensions 24' W × 50' L — 1,200 sq ft clear span
Leg height 8'–20' available
Roof style Regular, A-frame horizontal, A-frame vertical
Framing gauge 12-ga (heavy duty) or 14-ga (standard)
Panel gauge 26-ga roof panels
Certification Engineer-certified to local snow & wind codes
Starting price From $10,662 — delivered & installed

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How long will it take to get my metal steel building delivered?
Lead times vary by region and current installation schedule in your area. Your sales rep can give you the most accurate estimate for your location.
What kind of warranty is offered?
Upgrade to 12-gauge framing for a 20-year rust-through warranty. Every building includes a 1-year workmanship warranty. Add the optional 100 MPH lifetime wind warranty for ultimate peace of mind. 10-year and 20-year paint warranties are also available to protect against fading, chalking, and peeling. Full details are provided in your contract.
How long does it take to install a metal steel building?
Installation time depends on the building’s size, design complexity, and crew availability in your area. Smaller garages typically go up in a few days to a week, while larger or more custom units can take several weeks. Once your order is placed, the scheduling team will contact you with a precise timeframe for your specific building.
Does the price include delivery and installation?
All prices include both delivery and professional installation unless clearly noted otherwise on your order.
Do I need a permit for my metal building?
Most areas require a permit for any structure larger than 120 sq ft, but requirements vary by location. Always verify exact rules with your local building department or HOA. Plans and calculations are provided when needed.
How long is my quote valid for?
Quotes are valid for one week, though prices can change with steel markets. Contact your sales rep for the latest pricing anytime.
How do these buildings handle heavy snow?
Every building is engineer-certified to local snow and wind loads, and framing is reinforced in snow regions.
Which roof style should I choose for my carport?
A-Frame Vertical is the most durable roof option available.
What framing and panel gauge options are available for the 24x50 RV carport?
This RV carport offers framing in either 12-ga heavy-duty or 14-ga standard steel. The roof panels are 26-ga, providing durable protection from the elements.
What roof styles can I choose for this RV carport size?
You can select from regular, A-frame horizontal, or A-frame vertical roof styles, depending on your site conditions and aesthetic preferences.