Three roof options
- Regular — horizontal panels from front to back, with rounded corners.
- A-frame (boxed-eave) — horizontal panels shaped like a gable roof.
- Vertical — a boxed-eave roof with vertical panels; more durable and longer lasting.
Building styles
Metal garages
A metal garage is a fully enclosed American-steel building with walls and a garage door, built to the size, roof, and colors you choose. Shop a finished garage by photo, or design your own and see an instant local price. Standard frames are 14-gauge (12-gauge upgrade); roof and walls are 29-gauge sheeting. Delivery and professional installation are free on a level site. Kits are available if you prefer to assemble.
- Instant pricing
- Free delivery & install
- 14 / 12 gauge frame
- Kits available
Shop by photo
Start from a garage you can see
Browse enclosed steel garages by roof, size, and color. Open a photo for specs, or price that exact building in the designer. Want a different size — including a 30×40 kit? Design it from scratch.
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Metal garage guide
What you can specify on a Carport.com garage
These fully enclosed buildings are a year-round shield from weather. We construct the garage the way you want it — one car, two car, three car, or extra-wide — with American steel, three roof styles, and doors or windows on any wall.
Doors, windows, colors
- Walk-in doors, windows, or roll-up garage doors on any wall, not only the front or back.
- Frame-outs for openings you will finish later.
- Several roof, wall, and trim colors.
- Anchor the frame to a foundation for wind resistance.
Installed or a kit
- Free delivery and professional installation on a level site.
- Garage kits for do-it-yourself assembly — including custom sizes such as a 30×40.
- Engineer certification available where a permit requires it.
- Design online for an instant local price, or call (855) 227-7678.
Product details
- Frame
- 14-gauge American steel standard; 12-gauge upgrade
- Sheeting
- 29-gauge roof and wall panels
- Roof pitch
- 3/12 on Regular, A-frame, and Vertical
- Vehicle clearance
- Set by leg height, not peak roof height
- Size
- Buyer-specified width, length, and height
- Warranty
- 20-year frame warranty; USA made and installed in 40+ states
Metal garage vs. metal carport
A carport is an open cover. A garage adds enclosed walls and a door so cars, trucks, boats, and tools stay locked and dry. If you want shade and rain cover only, start with metal carports. If you need security, a workshop, or year-round storage, stay on this page — or enclose a carport design in the builder.
Great uses for a steel garage
- Vehicle storage (car, truck, boat, RV)
- Equipment and farm storage
- Home workshop or auto repair
- Home gym or hobby space
- Shelter for gatherings
- Garage storage systems with cabinets and lighting
Don’t see your size?
Design the garage you want — including a kit. The price updates as you go, and delivery and installation stay free on a level site.
Metal garage questions
What is a metal garage?
A metal garage is a fully enclosed American-steel building with a roof, walls, and typically a roll-up or walk-in door. Carport.com builds them to the width, length, height, roof style, doors, windows, and colors you choose — from a one-car unit to three-car and wider workshops.
What is the difference between a metal garage and a metal carport?
A carport is an open steel cover. A garage adds enclosed walls and a door so vehicles and equipment stay locked and weather-tight year-round. Both can use Regular, A-frame (boxed-eave), or Vertical roofs. You can start from a carport and enclose it, or order a garage from the start.
What roof styles are available on a metal garage?
Three. Regular uses horizontal panels from front to back with rounded corners. A-frame (boxed-eave) keeps horizontal panels but forms a gable roof. Vertical is a boxed-eave roof with vertical panels — the most durable, longest-lasting option. All three are available in the catalog and the designer.
What gauge steel is used?
The standard frame is 14-gauge American steel. A 12-gauge frame is available as an upgrade for heavier snow or wind loads. Roof and wall sheeting is 29-gauge. Roofs use a 3/12 pitch. Vehicle clearance is the leg height, not the peak of the roof.
Is delivery and installation included?
Yes. Delivery and professional installation are free on a level building site in the 40+ states Carport.com serves. A deposit holds the order; the balance is due at delivery. Garage kits are available if you prefer to assemble the building yourself.
Can I buy a metal garage kit instead of an installed building?
Yes. A garage kit includes the steel and sheeting for the size and options you design. Choose kit-only in the designer, or call (855) 227-7678. Installed buildings remain the default: free delivery and installation on a level site.
Can I add doors and windows on any wall?
Yes. Walk-in doors, windows, roll-up garage doors, and frame-outs can go on any wall — not only the front or back. That keeps opening placement flexible for a workshop, drive-through, or side-entry layout.
Do I need a certified metal garage for a permit?
Many counties require engineered drawings or a certified building before they issue a permit. Certification is available when you order. Ask the phone team which option matches your site, or start the design online and we will help with the paperwork.
Can I get an instant metal garage price?
Yes. The online designer shows a local price as you set size, roof, walls, doors, and colors. You can also open any photo in this catalog and price that exact building. Prefer a person? Call (855) 227-7678.