Everything buyers ask, answered straight.

Carports start at $1,695, steel sheds at $3,655, garages at $5,370, and barns at $9,985. Those are starting prices for the smallest building in each family, and the price for yours moves with its size, its style, the roof you choose, and how far it has to travel.

Because the price on a product page is a base price. Our pricing disclaimer says so directly: the initial quote you receive is just the base price. The total depends on the steel market when you order, your distance from the manufacturer, the size and style, the roof, any customization, whether the building is certified, and whether you add insulation. We will always work to give you the most accurate quote possible, and we go through each of those with you before you decide.

Yes — the roof style, the size, the colors, doors, windows, anchors, and certification are all yours to specify. Each addition affects the price, so tell us what the building is for and we will price the combination you actually need rather than the longest list.

Our RV covers go up to 14 feet, and there are select buildings that can be built as high as 20 feet. Height is worth settling on a call, because on an enclosed building the eave height decides more about what fits inside than the floor area does.

Yes. Kits come pre-punched and pre-cut so you can erect the building yourself, and our disclaimer is direct about why people choose them: if you have construction skills and experience, erecting your own steel building can save thousands of dollars.

We work with a network of manufacturers across the United States, so rather than one factory's catalog you get the one whose price and reach suit your project. Delivery and installation are included in the price in the states we serve, and the building is specified with you rather than picked off a shelf.

Yes — delivery and installation are included in the price in the states we serve. Site work is not: the ground, the slab, and any permits are yours to arrange.

We serve 40 states. Distance from the nearest manufacturer affects the price, which is why two identical buildings can be quoted differently in two states.

It depends on which manufacturer is building yours, the specification, and where it is going, so the schedule is confirmed with you when the order is placed rather than promised off a web page. Ask on the call and you will get the timing for your build.

A flat, level, cleared area, and a way to reach it. Anything the crew has to work around costs labor, so a slope, a fence line, or soft ground after rain is cheaper to sort out before the truck is scheduled than on the day it arrives.

Gauge measures thickness, and the higher the number the thinner the steel — so 12-gauge is thicker and stronger than 14-gauge. If you want economical framing that does not have to carry heavy wind or snow, 14-gauge is a good option. For more strength, 12-gauge is the better choice, and it is the framing our 20-year warranty applies to.

All of our 12-gauge steel buildings come with a 20-year warranty, and if your building fails at any time within that period we replace it free of charge.

There are three: regular, A-frame horizontal, and A-frame vertical. Vertical is the one most often recommended — it puts more steel framing in the unit and runs the panels from the ridge down to the eave, so rain, sleet, and snow slide off instead of sitting on the roof. It is designed for inclement weather, and it costs more than a horizontal or regular roof for that reason.

Typically 4 to 5 feet on center for single-wide buildings up to about 12 feet wide, and for double-wide buildings up to 24 feet wide. On a triple-wide building the legs and trusses run closer together. If you need exact measurements, call us and we will give you the numbers for your building.

Thirteen colors, and every one is available for the roof, the walls, and the trim. Run a single color across the whole building or specify each separately, and we will send samples once you have it narrowed down.

Yes, and it is fitted as the building is assembled rather than added afterward, so it belongs on the order. It also affects the price — insulation is one of the factors listed in our pricing disclaimer.

All of them are options on the order — doors, windows, and closing in some or all of the sides. Specifying them up front is simpler than working them in later, so it is worth deciding what the building has to do before it is built.

American-made galvanized steel tubing for the frame, with steel panels over it.

The number worth holding us to is the warranty: 12-gauge buildings carry a 20-year warranty, and if the building fails inside that window we replace it free of charge. Anything past that is a guess, and we would rather give you the guarantee than the guess.