Three roof options
- Regular — arched roof with horizontal panels and rounded corners.
- A-frame (boxed-eave) — classic gable roof with horizontal panels.
- Vertical — boxed-eave shape with vertical panels so rain and snow shed; more durable.
Building styles
A metal carport is an open American-steel cover for cars, trucks, boats, and RVs — custom-built to the size, roof, and colors you choose. Shop a finished building by photo, or design your own and see an instant local price. Standard frames are 14-gauge (12-gauge upgrade); roofing is 29-gauge. Add gabled ends, half or full side walls, windows, or doors if you want more enclosure. Delivery and professional installation are free on a level site. Kits are available.
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Browse steel carports by roof, size, and color — one car through four car, plus extra-long covers. Open a photo for specs, or price that exact building in the designer. Want a different size? Design it from scratch.
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Metal carport guide
Every unit is custom-built from American steel — no two have to match. Pick a roof, then decide how open or enclosed the sides and ends should be. Windows, walk-in doors, and roll-up garage doors are available if you want them.
A carport is an open cover for shade, rain, and snow. A garage adds enclosed walls and a door so vehicles and tools stay locked. If you need a workshop or year-round security, see metal garages. Need extra height for a motorhome? See RV carport covers — or add walls to a carport in the designer.
Design the carport you want — open, partially enclosed, or a kit. The price updates as you go, and delivery and installation stay free on a level site.
A metal carport is an American-steel frame with a roof that covers cars, trucks, boats, RVs, and equipment. Sides can stay open, or you can add gabled ends, half or full side walls, and a closed front or back. Carport.com builds them to the width, length, height, roof style, and colors you choose.
A carport is an open (or partially enclosed) steel cover. A garage is fully enclosed with walls and typically a roll-up door, so vehicles stay locked and weather-tight. You can start with a carport and add walls later, or shop enclosed buildings on the garages page.
Three. Regular is an arched roof with horizontal panels and rounded corners. A-frame (boxed-eave) is a classic gable with horizontal panels. Vertical uses the same boxed-eave shape with vertical panels so rain and snow shed more cleanly — the most durable option.
Yes. Leave it open, add gabled ends, half walls, full side walls, or close the front or back. Walk-in doors, windows, and roll-up garage doors are available. Many people start open and enclose later in the designer.
The standard frame is 14-gauge galvanized American steel. A 12-gauge frame is the upgrade for heavier snow or wind. Roof and wall sheeting is 29-gauge. Roofs use a 3/12 pitch. Vehicle clearance is the leg height, not the peak of the roof.
Yes. Delivery and professional installation are free on a level building site in the 40+ states Carport.com serves. A deposit holds the order; the balance is due at delivery. Carport kits are available if you prefer to assemble.
Yes. A kit includes the steel and sheeting for the size and options you design. Choose kit-only in the designer, or call (855) 227-7678. Installed buildings remain the default: free delivery and installation on a level site.
Many counties require engineered drawings or a certified building before they issue a permit. Certification is available when you order. Ask the phone team which option matches your site, or start the design online and we will help with the paperwork.
Yes. The online designer shows a local price as you set size, roof, sides, ends, and colors. You can also open any photo in this catalog and price that exact building. Prefer a person? Call (855) 227-7678.