Eagle Carports
Built in North Carolina, delivered to thirty-one states.
Eagle has been building steel carports and buildings in North Carolina since 1997, which makes them the longest-running company on this list. Six plants and thirty-one states of delivery is a lot of ground for a manufacturer that still has its roots in one state.
Authorized dealer · we order from them, we do not build
The parts of our own range that come from this manufacturer. Each one links to its sizes and prices.
About Eagle.
What that track record buys you is unglamorous and real. The sizes are settled, the parts are consistent from one order to the next, and a crew that has raised the same building a thousand times does not improvise on your property.
So this is where the everyday work goes. Single and double carports, one- and two-car garages, enclosed storage, loafing sheds. If you are in the Southeast and you asked us for a price on something ordinary, there is a good chance the number came from Eagle.
They publish six manufacturing facilities without naming where each one sits, so we do not print a plant map for them. What the six mean for you is that the building is unlikely to be crossing the country to arrive.
What we order here, and why.
The standard sizes, built a thousand times over
Single, double and triple carports in the widths their line is set up for. Those are the ones we quote first, because nothing about them is a special order.
Storage and loafing sheds off the same frame
Enclosed storage and the three-sided sheds a working farm actually uses come from the same frame family as the carports, so a mixed order stays one specification.
Thirty-one states of delivery
Wide enough that a job site moving across a state line partway through does not usually mean starting the quote over.
The other six we order from.
Which manufacturer builds yours is a call we make, not a decision handed to you. If you would rather read the rest first, they are all here.
Ready for a price from Eagle?
Tell us the size, what it is for and where it is going. Which plant builds it is a decision we make from that, and it is already in the number we give you.
