Metal Garages

No, they do not. We prefer to stick to what we’re best at, Metal Buildings. The concrete and groundwork requirements can vary from state to state. We do not provide any type of groundwork or concrete work, so all the metal building prices shown on the website do not include concrete and/or groundwork.

In most areas, yep. Anything over 200 sq ft usually triggers a permit, and local codes might ask for wind/snow load ratings, slab specs, or engineer drawings. I always tell folks—call your building department before you pour concrete or order anything. Saves time and rework.

Our metal garages come with a 20-year rust-thru warranty and a 1-year workmanship warranty. Your complete satisfaction is our priority. We strive for 100% satisfaction!

If it’s framed with 12-gauge steel and maintained right, it’ll outlast most people’s vehicles—30 to 40 years easy. I’ve got installs from the early 2000s still standing strong. No rot, no termites, and the panels don’t warp like wood. Just rinse it down a couple times a year and you’re good.

For sure. Most of my customers go with double-bubble or vinyl-backed fiberglass—it cuts condensation and helps hold temp. Spray foam’s the premium option if you’re in a cold climate or turning it into a workshop. Add soffit vents or a ridge vent and you’re golden.

Steel wins long-term. Wood looks nice up front, but it rots, swells, and gets chewed up by bugs. Metal garages go up faster, handle bad weather better, and cost less over time. Plus, no painting every couple years.

A basic 24×30 with a single roll-up door runs around $8K to $12K, depending on frame gauge, roof style, and location. Bigger builds or extras like insulation, lean-tos, or 14’ legs push the price up. Don’t forget slab cost—it’s usually priced separately.

Yes—as long as it’s engineered for your area. We build to your zip code’s load ratings. If you’re in snow country, I recommend a vertical roof, extra trusses, and 12-gauge framing. For hurricane zones, we add certified anchors, bracing, and sometimes welded frames.

Yep. We’ve done steel garages with matching trim, wainscoting, roof pitch, even stone skirting. You can pick colors, panel orientation, doors, windows—whatever you need. It doesn’t have to look like a barn if you want curb appeal.