RV, boat & carports
Who it’s for
Class A, Class C and fifth-wheel owners who are done paying for storage lots and want the rig at home.
Bay boats, center consoles and wake boats with towers, stored out of the sun and ready to hitch.
Open carports and covered parking for trucks, trailers and side-by-sides.
Investors building covered or enclosed RV and boat storage facilities.
Common sizes
18 × 40
720 sq ft
Single-bay boat or travel-trailer cover
24 × 50
1,200 sq ft
Enclosed garage for one Class A motorhome
40 × 50
2,000 sq ft
RV bay plus a two-car garage and workbench
60 × 100
6,000 sq ft
Multi-bay covered storage for a small facility
Popular options
12–14 ft wide and 14 ft tall doors are typical for motorhomes. Check your rig’s height with AC units.
Open-sided covers are economical. Enclosed buildings add security and keep out blowing rain.
Gable-end or sidewall panels on an open cover for weather protection without full enclosure.
Doors on both endwalls so you never back a trailer in.
30/50-amp RV pedestals and LED lighting coordinated with your electrician.
Ventilation to reduce heat and condensation on stored vehicles.
Recommended for enclosed buildings to prevent condensation dripping on finishes.
Pricing
Most Class A motorhomes are 12.5–13.5 ft tall including roof AC units, so a 14 ft tall door is the safe standard. That means a 16 ft eave or more once you allow for the door header. Measure your rig, not the brochure, and add a margin for antennas and ladders.
Our process
Step 1
We walk your site, measure, and talk through how you’ll use the building.
Step 2
You get a written quote with the size, options and a clear scope of work.
Step 3
Stamped drawings go to permitting while we prep the site and pour the slab.
Step 4
Our own crew sets the frames, sheets the building and installs doors and trim.
Step 5
We walk the building with you, finish the punch list and hand over the documents.
FAQ
Plan on a bay at least 48–50 ft deep and 14 ft wide, with a 14 ft tall door. A 24x50 enclosed building is a common starting point.
Open covers block sun and hail at lower cost. Enclosed buildings add security and keep out wind-driven rain. Many owners choose an open cover with a gable-end wall facing the prevailing weather.
Not always. Open covers can sit on engineered piers with a gravel floor. Enclosed buildings usually get a slab. We recommend the foundation that fits your use and soil.
Yes. Give us the height with the tower up and the trailer, and we will size the door and eave to fit.
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Free on-site quote
Four quick fields and we’ll call you within one business day to set up a free site visit.