Steel Buildings, Garages and Barns

A garage is a fully enclosed unit available in Regular, Boxed Eve, or Vertical Roof styles. A typical garage unit will include a combination of garage doors, walk-in doors, and windows. These units can be fully customized to allow for vertical siding, side entries, partitions, and much more.

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10 Most Common Questions About Steel Buildings:

1 ) Do your Steel Buildings meet Florida Code?

Yes, all our steel products meet Florida code.

2 ) What are the dimensions of the Steel Building outside to outside?

It is Width x Length x Height. Example: 18 x 21 x 6 carport size, 18 x 20 x 6 base size. Note: Length dimension measured by the roof metal having a 6" overhang on each end so the bottom base rail is one foot shorter than the roof. Width is measured from outside base rail to other outside base rail.

3 ) What is the highest leg height I can get?

We offer leg heights up to 20'. A lull is required on site for all buildings with legs over 13' high. Please note that your set backs may change depending on your buildings height.

4 ) How much adjustment do you have to level your carport?

You have about 3" to 4" to adjust.

5 ) When are the extra 4' braces recommended?

When the leg height is 8' or taller on all sizes and with all 22' and 24' wide units.

6 ) Can you add to your carport / Steel Building after it's already installed?

Yes. There will be a small service charge; if the original carport was ordered from our manufacturer; and if you want to add walk-in doors or garage door to your carport, the original carport must be tall enough to fit the new doors you want to add.

7 ) What types of anchors do you use?

We have 3 different types of anchors: 32" rebar anchor for ground and asphalt installation; double helix mobile home anchor for ground installation only; and wedge anchor for concrete installation only.

8 ) What is the pitch in the center of the Steel Building?

The pitch varies depending on the width of the carport. Standard Buildings under 30' wide have a 3/12 pitch, and larger buildings have a 2/12 pitch.