

A peaked roof that looks like it belongs on the house.
The A-frame horizontal roof takes the classic carport and gives it a proper peak and boxed eaves — the shape of a real house roof. The panels still run horizontally along the length, but the pitched profile sheds rain cleanly and reads as a permanent, residential structure from the curb.
It's the middle ground buyers love: better rain performance and a more finished, house-matching look than the rounded regular roof, at a friendlier price than the top-tier vertical. If curb appeal matters — an HOA street, a home you're proud of — but heavy snow isn't your worry, this is usually the roof that lands the decision.
Peaked-roof covers, with a residential look.
The boxed-eave A-frame roof in every practical size — single, double, and larger — customizable in width, length, and leg height.


20′x21′x8′ Metal Carport

18′x26′x7′ Two Car Carport

12′x20′x8′ Metal Carport

26′x25′x8′ Carport

26′x21′x8′ Metal Carport
Comparing roof styles?
A-frame horizontal is the balanced middle. If you get heavy snow, it's worth pricing the vertical roof too. Build a custom A-frame cover, or talk the roof choice through with a specialist.
The residential look, without the top-tier price.
The peaked, boxed-eave roof upgrades looks and rain performance over the regular style while staying below the vertical. Here's where it fits.
The pitched roofline echoes a home's roof, so it looks intentional and permanent instead of tacked on.
The peak sends water to the eaves and off, rather than letting it sit the way a rounded roof can.
The finished, boxed-eave look tends to sit better with neighborhoods and HOAs than a plain rounded cover.
Handles typical winters well; for heavy, wet snow the vertical roof is the stronger shedder.
More roof for the money than regular, without jumping to the top-tier vertical spec.
The residential profile makes for a good-looking garage if you wall it in later.
Meet all three roofs, side by side.
A-frame horizontal is the balanced middle, so it's the best place to see the whole range at once — what you gain over regular, and where vertical still earns its premium.
Regular roof
Rounded corners, horizontal panels, lowest price. Fine for mild climates and budget-first builds, but the least finished look.
A-frame horizontal
Peaked, boxed-eave roof with horizontal panels — a residential look and better rain shedding at a mid-range price.
Vertical roof
Ridge-to-eave panels that shed snow and water best, with extra bracing. The upgrade for real winters and high wind.
A-frame horizontal sizes & prices.
A-frame horizontal carports come in the full size range — the roof style is about the peaked, boxed-eave profile and horizontal panels, not a limit on dimensions. It suits light-to-moderate-snow climates and homeowners who want a finished look.
Pick your footprint like any carport, then set leg height for what you park. Search or scroll the sizes below, hover any one for what it fits, the SKU, and the price.
Getting heavy, wet snow? Compare the vertical roof before you decide — it sheds a loaded roof better than horizontal panels.
SKU: SC11426′x25′
- A wider A-frame cover with a residential, peaked roof
- Tailgate-friendly cover for the back patio
- Also great for a covered patio.
The roof, in plain specs.
Strip away the marketing and a horizontal A-frame is a handful of concrete choices. Here's what defines it.
- Roof shape
- Peaked A-framegable, not rounded
- Panel run
- Horizontalalong the length
- Eave
- Boxedthe finished, squared-off look
- Rain shedding
- Goodbetter than a regular roof
- Snow
- Light–moderatestep up to vertical for heavy
- Where it shines
- Curb appealmatches a house
Own it sooner, pay it monthly.
A better-looking roof doesn't have to mean a bigger payment. Put a little down and finance the rest — or skip the credit check entirely with Rent-to-Own.
Financing
Rates as low as 6.9% APR on approved credit, 10% down, and terms sized to your build — so a low monthly payment fits almost any budget.
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No credit check and same-day approval. Take delivery now and pay it off on your own schedule — see the monthly options at checkout.
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The peaked frame, set by our crew.
Our team raises the peaked, boxed-eave frame on your prepared, level site and anchors it down — the eaves and trim are fitted so the finished look lands right. We'll confirm the lead time for your area when we quote it.
- Anchors for concrete, asphalt, or ground — included
- Certified builds: engineer-stamped for your county's wind & snow loads
- 12- or 14-gauge galvanized steel — carries our 20-year rust warranty
- Factory-direct pricing with no middleman markup
Owners say it best.
Real, verified Google reviews from owners who bought their building from us, straight from our business profile.
View all reviewsWe are building a barndominium and they delivered the shell on schedule. Our contractor said the framing was straighter than most stick-built shells he sees.
Loafing shed for the horses showed up exactly when they said it would. The crew leveled and anchored on uneven ground and didn't try to charge extra.
Hurricane-rated anchors and engineer-stamped drawings were ready when our county asked. Permit went through the first time.
Answers before you buy.
Deciding between horizontal and vertical panels? A specialist can compare them and price it over the phone in a few minutes.
Price an A-frame horizontal carport today.
Tell us your size and the colors you want to match, and we'll price the peaked-roof cover — usually the same day you ask.
