An engineered frame, panels, trim and a tall overhead door, shipped for your own crew or a local builder to erect.
RV and boat garage options
Plan the garage around the rig you own, including roof equipment, mirrors and the trailer. The driveway approach matters as much as the door opening.
The building raised and closed in on your slab, with the tall door hung and the walk doors set.
Bays long enough for the boat on its trailer, tongue to motor, with doors sized for a T-top or wakeboard tower.
A bay laid out for shore power, a water spigot and a sewer or septic connection, for licensed trades to install.
An RV or boat bay beside standard car bays, with each section's eave and door set to what parks there.
Doors on both end walls so a long rig pulls straight in and drives straight out without backing.
Tell us what you need.
Send the vehicle's measurements and a photo of the driveway approach.
Try the dimensions in 3D.
Change the size, doors and colors, then attach the design to your quote request.