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Yes, we definitely can.

Metal garages are offered in a full range of sizes to fit any need:
- Standard widths from 12' to 24' – perfect for one or two vehicles
- Triple-wide options from 26' to 30' – ideal for multiple cars or extra storage
- Wide-span clear-span designs starting at 32' wide and extending to 50'+ in length for larger or commercial applications
   Flexible, durable, and built exactly to the dimensions you require.

Clear-span metal buildings are available up to 100 feet wide with virtually unlimited length—no practical maximum. Leg heights can reach up to 25 feet, making them ideal for warehouses, large workshops, agricultural facilities, or any oversized application. Fully customizable to the exact dimensions required.

For a single vehicle, a 12’ wide × 20’ long carport works well for most cars, though stepping up to 12’×25’ gives extra room for a full-size truck or SUV. For two vehicles, a 20’×20’ will technically fit, but it’s tight. A 24’ wide (or wider) by 20’ or longer provides comfortable space to open doors and move around easily. Going wider almost always makes daily use much more convenient.

Yes, size is the biggest factor in pricing. Larger buildings naturally require more steel and labor, so the price increases with dimensions. Customization choices can add to the cost as well. Even so, a broad range of sizes and options are available to fit almost any budget without sacrificing quality or durability.

Yes, a metal garage can be expanded after installation, but adding on later usually costs significantly more than ordering the larger size up front. When planning your purchase, think about future needs and discuss options with your salesperson—building slightly bigger now or designing with easy expansion in mind is almost always the most cost-effective approach.

Generic engineered plans are pre-designed, engineer-certified structural calculations that cover a full range of standard sizes and configurations. They’re professionally stamped to meet or exceed typical building codes for wind, snow, and seismic loads across most areas. While not drawn specifically for one unique job, these plans deliver proven structural integrity at a lower cost and with faster delivery than fully custom engineering—making them an efficient, reliable choice for most projects.

Specific engineered plans are custom-drawn, engineer-stamped calculations created for your exact building and location. They factor in the precise size, design, intended use, and local wind, snow, seismic, and code requirements. This ensures the structure is fully compliant, optimally engineered, and built to perform perfectly on your specific site.

Calculations are the detailed engineering computations that verify a building’s strength and safety. They account for the exact size, design, load requirements, and local conditions (wind speeds, snow loads, seismic ratings, etc.). These calculations are required whenever specific engineered plans are ordered or when major changes are made to a structure. They guarantee the building will handle all expected loads and fully comply with local codes.

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 to stay compliant. Plans and calculations are readily provided when needed to make the permit process fast and straightforward.

Permit requirements vary by location, but most counties ask for some combination of the following: A site plan showing exactly where the building will sit on the property, detailed building specifications (size, materials, design), engineered plans stamped by a licensed engineer, proof of property ownership in some cases, and the application fee. Necessary plans and specifications are supplied to make the process as smooth as possible. Still, always check the exact requirements with your local building department, as rules differ from place to place.

Contact your dedicated sales representative to place your order or find an authorized dealer in your area.

The installation location is the single most important factor because it determines the required wind and snow load ratings.

Quotes are valid for one week, though prices can change with steel markets. Contact your sales rep for the latest pricing anytime.

All prices include both delivery and professional installation unless clearly noted otherwise on your order.

Foundation work is not included. The customer is responsible for providing a level, properly prepared site before installation.

Not all warranties are the same. Coverage can include rust-through, workmanship, paint finish, and wind rating protection—exact details are listed on the back of your contract. The warranty applies only to the metal structure itself and does not extend to accessories such as doors, windows, or walk-in doors.

Warranty length varies by coverage type, ranging from 1 year up to lifetime on select components.

No, warranties can’t be transferred from owner to owner.

The only way to decline a warranty is by choosing not to add the specific options or upgrades that include warranty coverage.

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.

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.

Putting up a metal building is not a simple DIY project—proper alignment, bracing, and anchoring require experience and the right equipment. That’s why every building is installed by trained, vetted professional crews to ensure it’s level, square, and fully up to code.

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.

Pickup or customer-installed options are available, but choosing either will void all warranties. For full warranty protection and guaranteed proper assembly, professional installation by certified crews is strongly recommended.

Metal garages deliver unmatched durability and require almost no maintenance while staying budget-friendly. They protect vehicles and belongings from harsh weather, help preserve resale value, and can boost overall property value. Fully customizable and installed fast, they offer the strength of steel with complete design flexibility.

Pricing depends on size, options, and your location’s wind/snow loads. For the best value, keeping the width 30' or less usually delivers the lowest cost per square foot—going wider requires heavier engineering and raises the price. Exact cost varies by region and specifications. Contact your sales rep for a quick, no-obligation quote tailored to your needs and budget.

Start by listing everything you plan to store or work on inside—this determines the needed square footage and width. Next, decide on height (remember overhead clearance for lifts or tall equipment) and make sure roll-up doors are sized for easy access. Add walk-in doors for convenience and windows if natural light matters. Finally, pick a color that blends with your property (or matches existing buildings) and be sure colored trim and screws are included so the finished garage looks sharp from every angle.

Metal garages are almost always less expensive than wood garages. They use fewer materials, go up much faster (lower labor cost), and need virtually no ongoing maintenance—saving you money both upfront and for years to come.

Three proven insulation options work well in metal buildings. Spray foam delivers the highest R-value and best air sealing, making it the top choice when adding HVAC. Fiberglass provides solid performance at a lower price but doesn’t seal as completely as spray foam. Foil wrap (radiant barrier) is the most affordable solution, effectively reflecting heat and controlling condensation. Foil wrap is the standard insulation offered, while spray foam or fiberglass can be installed on-site if you need greater temperature control.

A metal garage can increase your property value, typically adding roughly 10–20% of what the garage itself costs, depending on your local market and the quality of the build.

Metal garages can absolutely be finished out as livable or workspace areas, but let your sales rep know up front if that’s the plan. They’ll guide you on framing upgrades, insulation, and any other changes needed to make the conversion smooth. Always check with your local permitting office first to confirm code requirements and secure the right permits before starting interior finish work.

Metal garages are engineered to handle whatever weather your area throws at them. In heavier snow regions, truss spacing is tightened (often down to 40" on-center in states like Michigan) to support higher snow loads. In milder climates like Texas, spacing typically starts at 5' on-center. The building is always designed and certified for your specific location’s wind and snow requirements.

Concrete is the strongest and most recommended foundation for a metal garage. Installation is also possible on level dirt, gravel, road base, or asphalt when properly prepared and compacted.

Concrete is the best way to prevent rust because it keeps the steel legs elevated and away from direct soil contact. Installing on dirt or gravel can accelerate corrosion over time. For maximum protection, upgrade to 12-gauge framing—it comes with a 20-year rust-through warranty.

If you plan to add heating or air conditioning, proper insulation is essential to keep the interior comfortable and energy costs down. Spray foam or fiberglass insulation are the best choices for temperature-controlled metal garages.

Enclosing the sides of your carport adds valuable protection against angled hail, intense sideways sun that can fade paint, and wind-driven rain or snow. It turns an open shelter into true all-weather coverage.

A-Frame Vertical is the most durable roof option available.

Metal barns are almost always the more cost-effective choice in the long run. Upfront prices can be comparable to wood, but metal requires virtually no maintenance and stands up to pests, fire, rot, and harsh weather for decades. That durability turns into real savings and makes a metal barn one of the smartest long-term investments you can make.

A solid, level foundation is strongly recommended for maximum stability and long-term performance. While the shed can be anchored to any flat surface, concrete or a compacted gravel pad best protects against settling, moisture, and ground shift. Proper site prep keeps the structure square, doors working smoothly, and the building looking and performing like new for years.

Your building starts with a simple conversation. Reach out to your dedicated sales rep, go over exactly what you need, and place the order together. Once it’s placed, the order moves to scheduling—they’ll contact you directly to lock in the best installation date. When the crew arrives at your prepared site, they’ll handle the rest and leave you with a fully completed metal building ready to use.

The ordering and design process typically takes about one week to make sure everything is exactly right. The main variable is the installation schedule. Once your site is fully prepped and you notify us it’s ready, installation usually happens within 2–4 weeks. The scheduling team will give you 1–2 weeks’ advance notice of the confirmed crew date.

Changes are usually possible as long as the building hasn’t entered production and no custom components have been ordered. Keep in mind that modifications may adjust the price and can extend the delivery timeline. Contact your sales rep right away to discuss what’s feasible for your specific order.

The welcome call is a quick courtesy call to confirm your order has been entered and is moving forward. We’ll verify the details with you, check if your site is ready, and let you know the next steps in the process.