Anchors
These secure the garage to the ground and provide stability and resistance against wind and other forces.
Metal Garages
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Types of Metal Garages
Perfect for single-vehicle households or those looking to add extra storage space, these compact garages are designed to comfortably house a single standard-sized vehicle.
With enough room to comfortably accommodate two cars side by side, two-car garages are a great option for multi-car families.
For larger families or car enthusiasts with an extensive vehicle collection, three-car garages are the way to go. These spacious structures provide ample room for parking multiple vehicles while still leaving space for storage or workspace.
RV garages are designed to accommodate recreational vehicles, such as motorhomes, campers, or trailers, RV garages and offer enhanced height and width to accommodate these larger vehicles.
Featuring convenient side entry doors, these garages are particularly useful for accessing stored items or for quick entry and exit.
Metal Garage Kits and Their Components
Boss Buildings provides a wide range of metal garage kits for those who want to handle their installation timeline independently. Our garage kits come with all the components you find in a traditional metal garage, including:
Primary Structural Components
These components include base rails and columns which support the entire structure.
Secondary Components
Additional structural elements, such as braces and purlins, reinforce the primary components.
Roof Panels
Panels are designed to cover and protect the top of the garage, shielding it from rain, snow, and sunlight.
Wall Panels
These panels form the walls of your garage.
Doors and Windows
These components include base rails and columns which support the entire structure.
Trim
These finishing touches cover seams and edges, protecting your structure against moisture and debris.
Accessories
Any additional components in your metal garage design will be included as well.
We Are Happy to Offer Certification Options
You may ask, whatβs a certified building? Steel buildings are already stronger and more durable than wooden buildings or other similar structures by default. Steel really is a superior building material. A metal building that has been certified just means that it has been engineered to meet or exceed local building codes and requirements for certain wind and snow loads.
Do you really need your building to be certified? That depends on how you plan to use your building, as well as on what the building codes and regulations are in your area. Even if a certified building isnβt legally required in your location, we still recommend certification to all of our customers. Certified metal buildings are designed to be just a little more rugged, and they simply offer more peace of mind.
We Can Help You Afford the Metal Garage You Need
If you know you NEED a metal garage, but really arenβt sure how to pay for it, THE BOSS can help! We partner with preferred lenders to give you options. How about financing plans with fixed APR rates, flexible payment terms, and fixed payment amounts?
What if your credit score isnβt the best, or youβd simply like to consider alternatives to traditional financing plans? Our rent-to-own program may be perfect for you. Thereβs NO credit check required, it includes instant approval, and you can payoff your balance early with no penalty. You can start using your garage as a metal garage renter, and once you finish your payment plan, you then become a metal garage owner.
Metal Garage FAQs
If you have questions about our range of metal garages, youβre in the right place. Below, weβve taken the time to answer some of the most commonly asked questions we receive about these structures:
In most cases, yes. Steel is more resilient than wood. It also resists mold, decay, pests, and fire. Itβs also often cheaper to build with steel than wood.
Yes. Youβll be able to dictate the size, configuration, colors, and more.
Once the foundation is cured and materials are on-site, you can expect the installation process to take a few days.
You can install metal garages on soil, gravel, and asphalt foundations, but we prefer concrete due to its strength and longevity.
You can add insulation to your metal garage during the design process.
Metal garages are some of the most effective ways to withstand high winds and harsh weather.
Yes. With a little customization, you can create a productive workspace for tackling projects.
In most cases, youβll want to perform a check every three months or so. Combine that with a fresh coat of paint every five years or so, and your building will last for ages.
Yes. Most areas will require a building permit before allowing any construction project.
Yes. Certified metal garages are typically included in property appraisals, effectively increasing your asking price should you decide to sell.