14X20 Carports

Your truck sits outside every day, and it shows — bleached paint, a cracked dashboard, hail dents after one bad storm. A traditional garage runs $15,000 to $30,000, takes months to build, and most budgets simply can't absorb that.

UV damage alone costs $500 to $1,500 to fix, and one hailstorm can mean a $3,000 to $5,000 deductible you weren't planning on. Vehicles kept under cover hold 15 to 20% more resale value than ones left exposed year-round — the longer you wait, the more that gap costs you.

A 14×20 carport starts at just $1,700, with free nationwide delivery and installation included, so you get real, durable protection without the garage price tag or the months-long wait. Call us at (866) 941-4072 or schedule a free consultation for a real number on your project.

A 14×20 carport gives you 280 square feet of covered protection — 14 feet wide by 20 feet long — sized perfectly for single-vehicle coverage with room left over for storage or equipment. It's our most popular size for homeowners who want solid protection for one truck, SUV, or car without paying for a two-vehicle structure.

Full-size pickups? No problem. The Ford F-150, Chevy Silverado, Ram 1500, and Toyota Tundra all fit comfortably with clearance on every side. Same goes for large SUVs — Chevy Tahoe, Ford Expedition, GMC Yukon, Toyota Sequoia. Even extended-cab trucks and crew-cab pickups with 6.5-foot beds slide under the 20-foot length with space to spare.

That 14-foot width handles vehicles up to 8 feet wide, which covers virtually every passenger vehicle on the market. Most trucks measure 6.5–7 feet wide, so you're left with 3–4 feet of clearance for opening doors and walking around. And the 20-foot length? Easily accommodates vehicles up to 19 feet long.

Our standard 14×20 carports come with leg heights ranging from 6 feet to 14 feet, so you can customize vertical clearance based on what you drive and what you might drive later. Most standard vehicles work perfectly with 7-foot or 8-foot legs. But if you've got a lifted truck, a roof rack, or plans for a truck cap, go with 10-foot or 12-foot legs.

We've installed thousands of carports for truck enthusiasts running 6-inch to 12-inch lift kits. The 10-foot leg height handles these vehicles with room to spare.

Our 14×20 metal carports run between $1,700 and $2,400 for standard models in 2026, and that pricing includes free delivery and professional installation anywhere in the continental United States. Complete, out-the-door pricing. No hidden fees, no delivery charges, no surprise installation costs.

What determines where you land in that range? The gauge thickness of the steel framing, your roof style, whether you go with galvanized steel or aluminum, any add-ons like side panels or doors, and regional engineering requirements tied to your local building codes.

Starting at $1,700, our most affordable 14×20 carports deliver excellent protection for moderate climates with standard building code requirements. You get 14-gauge galvanized steel framing, a regular roof style (rounded eave), and standard 6–7 foot leg heights. Perfect if you're not dealing with extreme snow loads or high wind ratings.

This is the sweet spot — and where most of our customers land. Our mid-range 14×20 carports feature vertical roof construction for superior weather protection and 12-gauge steel framing for added durability. The balance between affordability and long-term performance is hard to beat.

Why vertical? The panels run vertically from peak to eave, which dramatically improves water and snow runoff compared to regular roofs. Studies indicate that vertical roofs shed snow and debris 40–50% more efficiently, putting less stress on the structure and extending its lifespan considerably (NIH).

Our premium 14×20 carports pack advanced features: 12-gauge steel framing, vertical or gable roof styles, certified engineering for high wind or snow loads, upgraded leg heights (10–14 feet), and enhanced anchoring systems for tough soil conditions.

Live on the coast with hurricane risk? Northern state with brutal snow? Plains region where wind never quits? We'll engineer your carport to meet or exceed local requirements.

Every quote we give includes delivery to your location anywhere in the continental United States, professional installation by our certified crews, engineered anchoring matched to your soil type and local codes, and removal of all packaging materials.

What's not included in standard pricing: site preparation (leveling your ground), local building permits if your jurisdiction requires them, optional add-ons like side panels or doors, and upgrades beyond the standard engineering specs for your area.

The vertical roof is our most popular and recommended option for 14×20 carports — it offers superior water and snow runoff, stronger durability, and better long-term performance across virtually all climates. About 70% of the carports we deliver nationwide get vertical roofs because they outperform other styles in real-world conditions.

Panels run vertically from the peak down to the eaves, creating a ridge-style roof that looks similar to residential construction. That orientation lets rain, snow, and debris slide off fast instead of sitting on the surface.

Research shows that vertical roofs reduce snow accumulation by 40–50% compared to horizontal panel orientation, which means less structural stress and a longer lifespan. We strongly recommend vertical roofs if you're in northern states with real snowfall, areas with heavy rain, or anywhere local codes require enhanced snow load ratings.

Our regular roof — also called a rounded eave or A-frame horizontal roof — runs panels horizontally from side to side. Most economical option we offer, typically saving you $300–$500 compared to vertical roof models.

It works well in moderate climates without extreme snow or severe weather. Southern states, desert regions, places where snow rarely tops 6–8 inches — a regular roof handles the job at the lowest price point.

Our gable roof features a traditional barn-style or A-frame peaked design with vertical panels. You get the performance benefits of vertical orientation plus a more polished look. A lot of homeowners prefer this style when curb appeal matters — it blends with residential architecture much better than a standard carport roof.

Expect gable roofs to run $400–$700 more than regular roofs due to the additional framing and materials the peaked design requires.

Our free nationwide delivery and installation covers transportation to your location anywhere in the continental United States, professional setup by certified installation crews, engineered anchoring to your prepared site, and complete cleanup — we haul away every bit of packaging and debris.

We've stripped out the confusion and surprise costs that frustrate people in this industry. The price we quote is your complete out-the-door cost for a fully installed, ready-to-use carport. Period.

Once you confirm your order and give us your installation address, we coordinate scheduling based on your preferred timeline and our crew availability in your region. Typical lead time runs 4–8 weeks from order confirmation to completed installation.

Installation day is straightforward. Our certified crew shows up with all equipment, materials, and tools needed to finish the job. For a standard 14×20 carport, actual installation takes 4–6 hours depending on site conditions and any customizations you've selected.

The crew positions your carport exactly where you want it, anchors it securely using methods appropriate for your soil type and local building codes, verifies the structure is level and square, and inspects every connection for structural integrity.

Our 14×20 metal carports typically last 20–30 years with minimal maintenance. Vertical roof models in moderate climates often push past 30 years of service life. Regular inspections and occasional touch-up paint go a long way toward extending longevity.

Permit requirements vary by jurisdiction. Many areas require permits for permanent structures over 200 square feet. We recommend calling your local building department before ordering. Our team can provide engineered drawings if your jurisdiction requires them.

Absolutely — our 14×20 carports can be enclosed with side panels, end walls, and garage doors at any time. Plenty of customers start open and add enclosures later as budgets allow or needs change.

Your installation site should be level within 3 inches across the entire footprint. A gravel base, concrete pad, or compacted soil all work well. We'll give you specific preparation instructions when you schedule installation.

Metal carports need very little upkeep. We recommend annual inspections of anchors and connections, clearing roof debris after storms, and touching up scratched paint to prevent rust. Most customers spend less than 2 hours per year on maintenance.