Regular Roof Garages

Complete Customization

American Metal Buildings, the best dealer in the metal building industry, takes pride in its ability to provide the perfect regular roof garage solution for any buyer, no matter what their needs or budget may be! As such, they offer a diverse line of customization options that allow you to personalize your regular roof steel garage to your exact desires!

A major factor in choosing the right garage for your needs is the size. There’s a big difference between protecting a classic Corvette and covering your motorhome, after all! Luckily, regular roof garages come in a variety of sizes and can be custom-made to your specifications. From 12 to 30 feet wide, up to 36 feet long, and reaching up to 20 feet tall, there’s bound to be a regular garage that will fit your needs!

What you intend to do with your regular roof metal garage will not only determine how large it is but also some of the important options you may choose. For example, do you prefer a walk-in entrance or a garage door with windows? Will your garage require the superior insulation provided by American Metal Buildings? From these options to different frame gauging—12 or 14—to increase the durability and strength of your building, nearly every aspect of regular roof garages is customizable.

Some options, such as color, are purely aesthetic and dependent on your unique tastes, while others, like choosing the right type of anchor—mobile home, rebar, asphalt, or concrete—deal with the integrity and safety of your building. As such, we highly recommend calling American Metal Buildings to receive an expert’s guidance on each important aspect of your regular roof steel garage!

More than Storage

Sure, the ability to protect valuable belongings like vehicles is one of the primary reasons to invest in a regular roof garage, but there are many other applications for these versatile structures! Thanks to that customizability that we mentioned, you can create a space that will fit any variety of needs.

Imagine a playroom for your kids where they can have space to themselves (and all their toys that used to clutter the house!). Better yet, think of the creative space you could make for yourself in the form of a roomy studio. All of your supplies would be easily accessed, your mind would be clear, and you could focus in a studio designed just for you!

If you work from home—or bring it home with you—a home office is a fantastic application for regular roof garages. You can layout the space for maximum productivity according to your workflow and preferences, making it the ultimate home office. If your at-home work looks more like play, a hobby workshop fits perfectly in a regular garage, too!

Then again, maybe you’re looking for a bit less work and a lot more relaxation. Utilizing your regular roof metal garage as a library or, on the opposite side of the spectrum, a gym is perfect, thanks to the open, spacious nature of the building. Whatever form your passion takes, a regular roof garage can facilitate it!

Things to Consider Before Buying

American Metal Buildings take care of its customers by offering free delivery and installation, but there are a few details to think about before the installation crew arrives!

First things first, it’s important to ensure there is a suitable site for your new regular roof garage. All debris and vegetation must be cleared, and the site needs to be leveled. This is integral to creating a strong, reliable foundation!

Before erecting a new structure, you must also check with your local officials to ensure that it will meet building codes, permits, and other such requirements. If these requirements are not met, the building will have to be deconstructed, and the process will start over. It’s best to make sure everything is in order before anything is installed!

Cost

Regular roof steel garages are some of the most affordable options on the market, making them great for those living in areas that do not deal with extremely harsh weather. The way in which you customize your building will influence the cost, but to provide a basic example, a fully-enclosed 12’ x 21’ garage with one garage door starts at around $3,000. The same building scaled up to 24’ x 36’ will start around $5,500.