RV Garages

You’ve put tens of thousands into your RV, maybe more than $100,000, and it’s still parked outside baking in the sun. Every site you check has a different vague price for a metal RV garage, and none of the numbers include delivery or installation — so you’re left guessing at your real budget.

That gap costs you. UV rays break down roofing, seals, and sidewalls within a few years, and RVs stored outdoors can lose 15-20% of their value faster than ones kept covered — real money quietly draining away.

We sell metal RV garages sized to your rig, with one quote that includes free nationwide delivery, professional installation, and expert sizing guidance for your specific RV class — no hidden line items. Call us at (866) 941-4072 or schedule a free consultation and get real pricing for your RV today.

The right metal garage size depends on your RV class and how much workspace you want around your vehicle. Our rule of thumb: add 2-3 feet to your RV’s dimensions on all sides for comfortable clearance.

Class A motorhomes typically run 30 to 45 feet long and require the largest garage dimensions.

Recommended garage size: 14-16 feet wide, 14-16 feet tall, and 35-50 feet long depending on your specific motorhome length.

Most Class A owners go with 16’W x 16’H structures — that handles slideouts and still gives you room to walk around the vehicle. Here’s what a lot of people miss: many Class A motorhomes with rooftop AC units stand 12-13 feet tall, so you need a 14-foot minimum door height with 16-foot peak height just for basic clearance.

We frequently build 40×50 and 50×60 garages for Class A owners who want workshop space alongside their motorhome.

Class B motorhomes and camper vans are the most compact RV category, typically measuring 18 to 24 feet long.

Recommended garage size: 10-12 feet wide, 10-12 feet tall, and 20-25 feet long.

A 12’W x 12’H x 24’L garage gives solid protection for most Class B RVs with room to spare. A lot of van owners bump up to 14′ width — smart move if you’re doing modifications or need gear storage space.

Class C motorhomes typically range from 20 to 33 feet long. Travel trailers vary widely but often land in similar dimensions.

Recommended garage size: 12-14 feet wide, 12-14 feet tall, and 25-35 feet long.

Most Class C owners pick 14’W x 14’H garages, which handle the cab-over sleeping area without issue. A 30×40 or 35×40 structure works for the majority of Class C motorhomes and leaves space for camping equipment storage.

Don’t order a garage that exactly matches your RV dimensions. You’ll regret it. Here’s why clearance matters:

Door height: Your garage door should be at least 12-18 inches taller than your RV’s highest point, including rooftop accessories.

Width clearance: Add 2-3 feet to your RV’s width for room to open doors, extend steps, and walk around your vehicle.

Length clearance: Add 3-5 feet to your RV’s length for maintenance access and storing accessories.

We help every customer verify their exact RV dimensions during consultation — and that includes measuring rooftop accessories that often add 12-18 inches beyond what the manufacturer lists.

A metal RV garage typically costs between $3,000 and $35,000+ installed in 2026, depending on size, customization level, and structural specifications.

20×30 RV Carport (600 sq ft): $3,000-$6,500 installed

• Suitable for Class B vans and small travel trailers
• Basic roof structure with open sides

30×40 RV Garage (1,200 sq ft): $8,500-$16,000 installed

• Fits most Class C motorhomes and mid-size travel trailers
• Available fully enclosed or partially open

40×50 RV Garage (2,000 sq ft): $18,000-$28,000 installed

• Accommodates Class A motorhomes with workspace
• Typically fully enclosed with walk-in doors

50×60+ Custom RV Garage (3,000+ sq ft): $30,000-$50,000+ installed

• Multiple RV storage or RV plus workshop/living quarters
• Full customization available

Every one of these prices includes our free nationwide delivery and professional installation.

Steel gauge directly affects your garage’s structural integrity. We offer 14-gauge steel (standard for moderate climates) and 12-gauge steel (commercial-grade for severe weather). Going with 12-gauge adds $800-$1,500 — but the superior strength and longevity make it worth every dollar, especially if you’re in a region that gets hammered by storms.

Roof styles include:

• Regular Roof: Horizontal panels, most affordable, suitable for minimal snow areas
• Boxed Eave Roof: Horizontal with enclosed eaves, adds $400-$800
• Vertical Roof: Premium option with the best snow/debris shedding, adds $800-$2,000

We strongly recommend vertical roofs for all Class A garages and installations in northern states. Not optional in our opinion — it’s the right call.

Open Carport: Roof and support posts only. Starting around $3,000 for smaller sizes, typically 40-50% less than fully enclosed.

Partially Enclosed: Roof with 1-3 walls. Mid-range pricing, typically 20-30% less than full enclosure.

Fully Enclosed: Roof and all four walls with door access. Maximum protection, adds $3,000-$8,000 to base carport pricing.

All our RV garages are engineered to meet or exceed local building codes for wind and snow loads. We provide certified engineering stamped for your specific location — standard certifications include wind ratings up to 140 mph and snow loads appropriate for your climate zone.

We deliver and install your metal RV garage anywhere in the continental United States at no additional charge. It’s baked into every price we quote.

Transportation logistics: We coordinate delivery timing and bring all materials directly to your location, typically 2-4 weeks after order confirmation.

Professional installation crew: Our experienced installers handle the entire assembly — frame, roof panels, walls, doors, trim, and weatherproofing. The whole thing.

Proper anchoring: We anchor your garage to your foundation using methods matched to your foundation type and local wind load requirements.

Quality inspection: Before the crew leaves, they run a final inspection to make sure all connections are tight and secure.

Installation typically takes 1-2 days for most RV garage sizes.

We handle delivery and installation, but site prep falls on your end:

Foundation: Your garage needs a proper foundation. Budget $3-$8 per square foot for concrete slab preparation, or $1-$3 per square foot for gravel pad alternatives.

Site access: Make sure our delivery truck can reach your property with a clear path to the installation site.

Utilities clearance: Call 811 for free utility location before any site work begins.

Level ground: The site should be relatively level for proper installation.

A lot of RV owners add insulation to keep temperatures stable and cut down on interior condensation — the kind that quietly damages stored vehicles over time.

Insulation packages include roof and wall insulation with vapor barriers, adding $1,200-$3,500 depending on garage size. An insulated garage maintains more consistent temperatures, which protects RV systems from extreme heat and cold.

Ventilation systems — ridge vents, louvers, exhaust fans — help control moisture and air quality. Basic ventilation adds $200-$600 to your build.

How long does a metal RV garage last? A properly maintained metal RV garage lasts 30-40+ years. Our 12-gauge steel structures with vertical roofs and regular maintenance can push past 40 years of service life.

Do I need a building permit for my RV garage? Most locations require building permits for permanent structures. We provide engineered drawings and specifications to support your permit application.

Can I add walls to my carport later? Yes. Our modular design lets you start with an open carport and add walls later as your budget allows.

What maintenance does a metal RV garage require? Inspect annually for loose fasteners, clean gutters if installed, and touch up any scratched paint to prevent rust. Check door mechanisms periodically and lubricate moving parts.

Can you customize my garage with windows or extra doors? Absolutely. Windows start at $150 each. Walk-in doors add $400-$700. Additional garage doors range from $800-$1,500 depending on size.

What color options are available? We offer 15+ standard colors for roof and walls at no extra charge. Premium colors and two-tone combinations run $300-$800 additional.

Do you offer financing options? Yes — we work with financing partners offering payment plans for qualified buyers. Typical terms range from 12-180 months with competitive rates.

What warranty comes with my RV garage? All structures include a 20-year rust-through warranty on steel panels and a 1-year workmanship warranty on installation. Upgraded 12-gauge steel qualifies for our enhanced 25-year warranty program.

How long from order to installation? Standard timeline is 2-4 weeks from order confirmation to delivery and installation. Custom builds may take 4-6 weeks.

Can I install electrical or plumbing in my RV garage? Yes, our enclosed garages accommodate electrical wiring and plumbing. We recommend coordinating with licensed contractors for utility installation after your garage is complete.

What’s the difference between certified and non-certified buildings? Certified buildings include engineered drawings stamped by a licensed engineer, which most building departments require. All our RV garages include certification at no additional charge.

Will my garage withstand severe weather? When properly anchored and engineered for your location, our garages handle severe weather — high winds, heavy snow, and hail included.