Single-car through commercial-scale, clear-span with no interior posts.
Panels cut in Greenville, NC from raw coil. Order Tuesday, delivered Thursday.
No credit check. Take delivery now and pay monthly.
Included within 100 miles of any of our 28 lots.
Wind and snow-load certification available when your county requires it.
See a finished building in person at a lot near you before you buy.
A single-car garage at 12'×20' handles a daily driver and a workbench. Most homeowners land on 24'×24' — two vehicles side by side with room to open both doors. Contractors and collectors typically go 30'×40' or wider, which gives you a bay for the truck, a bay for the trailer, and floor space that still works as a shop. Widths run to 60' clear-span with no interior posts, so nothing sits in the middle of your floor.
The cheapest quote you will find online is usually 14-gauge framing with 29-gauge panels sourced from whoever was cheapest that month. We roll-form our own 29-gauge panels from raw coil in Greenville, and we will tell you exactly what framing gauge is in your quote. Galvanized framing resists the humidity that eats structures across the coastal plain — that is not marketing, it is the single biggest factor in how a building looks in year twelve.
Most counties in NC, SC and VA require a permit for a permanent garage on a foundation. Coastal counties add wind-load requirements that inland counties do not. We provide certified drawings when your building official asks for them, and we will tell you up front whether your site needs certification — before you have paid for anything.
Price depends on size, roof style, leg height, and how many doors and windows you add — a basic single-car garage sits at the low end, while a 30'×40' shop with a vertical roof and insulation costs several times that. Because we roll-form our own steel, we quote from current coil pricing rather than a national price list. Call (252) 375-3651 or send the quote form and you will have a real number within 24 hours.
Almost always, if it is permanent and on a foundation. Requirements vary by county across NC, SC and VA, and coastal counties carry stricter wind-load rules than inland ones. We supply certified engineered drawings when your building inspector asks for them.
A regular roof has rounded corners and horizontal panels — the cheapest option, best for short buildings and mild weather. A-frame boxed eave gives you a residential roofline with horizontal panels. A vertical roof runs the panels top to bottom so rain, leaves and snow shed off instead of collecting. For anything over 30' long, or anywhere that sees real snow, the vertical roof is worth the upgrade.
Yes. Our rent-to-own program requires no credit check. You take delivery of the building and pay monthly, with the option to pay it off early. This is the most common way our customers buy.
Because we roll-form panels in-house rather than waiting on a distributor, most standard orders ship within days rather than weeks. Complex builds with certified drawings take longer. We give you a real date at the time of order.
Tell us the size, your county and what you are storing. We quote from current steel pricing — no obligation, and we will tell you if a different size suits you better.
