

A peaked roof that looks like home — without the vertical-roof price.
The A-frame horizontal garage is the middle ground most buyers land on: a squared-off, peaked, boxed-eave roofline that reads like a house or a real shop instead of a utility building — but priced well below a full vertical roof. The frame is boxed and stronger than a plain regular roof, and the pitched shape sheds rain far better than rounded corners do.
The panels still run horizontally, so it's built for moderate rain and curb appeal rather than heavy snow — that's the honest line between this and a vertical roof. If you want your garage to match the lines of your home, hold up better in real rainfall, and still keep the budget in check, this is the roof that does it.
Boxed-eave garages, the mid-range pick.
Each is a starting point — set the size and doors, add windows and a walk door, and pick trim colors that match your house. Built to your spec.

Want it to match the house exactly?
A-frame horizontal is our curb-appeal-meets-value roof. Design a custom footprint, pick roof and trim colors to match your home, or talk it through with a specialist.
The upgrade you notice from the street.
A regular roof parks cars; an A-frame horizontal makes the building look like it belongs next to your house. Here's when this middle tier is the right call.
A peaked, boxed-eave roofline echoes residential architecture — the garage looks intentional, not like a shed dropped on the lot.
The pitch sheds rain far better than a rounded regular roof, so water runs off instead of tracking along horizontal panels.
You get the better-looking roofline without paying for full ridge-to-eave vertical engineering — the sweet spot on value.
Boxed eaves and gable ends give a shop a clean, squared-off face that's easy to trim out and dress up.
Neighborhoods that balk at utility silhouettes usually accept a home-matching A-frame roofline more readily.
Offered across the range up to about 30 ft — a versatile roof for anything from a single bay to a triple.
The garage that looks like it belongs by the house.
A regular roof parks the car; the A-frame horizontal makes the garage look intentional. These are the reasons it's the most-chosen roof for a garage in view of the home.
Reads as residential
The peaked, boxed-eave profile echoes a house roofline, so the garage looks deliberate — not a shed dropped on the lot.
The HOA-friendly pick
That house-matching shape is the roof neighborhoods and HOAs tend to accept most readily. Coordinate the roof and trim colors to your home and it blends in.
A finished shop face
Boxed eaves and clean gable ends give a shop or workspace a squared-off front that's easy to trim out and dress up.
Better rain, real value
The pitch sheds rain better than a rounded roof at a mid-range price — you get the upgraded look without paying for snow-country bracing you may not need.
A-frame horizontal garage sizes
A-frame horizontal is offered across the range up to about 30 feet wide — a versatile roof for single bays right through three-car builds where you want a home-matching look.
Pick your footprint, then set the doors, windows, and trim colors. Search or scroll the sizes below, hover any one for what it fits, the SKU, and the price.
If you're in heavy snow or building especially long, a vertical roof is the sturdier call — ask us and we'll be straight about it.
SKU: SC9620′x20′
- A double with a peaked, residential roofline
- Light manufacturing floor with utility runs
- Also great for fleet parking.
Own it sooner, pay it monthly.
The mid-range roof, made easy to buy: a little down at 6.9% APR, or no-credit-check Rent-to-Own to take delivery now and pay monthly.
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.
Apply for FinancingRent-to-Own
No credit check and same-day approval. Take delivery now and pay it off on your own schedule — see the monthly options at checkout.
Apply for Rent-to-Own
Delivered and raised to match your home.
Our crew builds the whole thing on your prepared, level site — the boxed-eave frame, gable ends, panels, doors, and trim in the colors you chose. A poured slab is recommended for a sealed, lockable enclosure and the strongest anchors.
- 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.
Torn between A-frame horizontal and vertical? A specialist will point you to the right one for your climate and budget.
Get the home-matching roof priced today.
Tell us your size and the home you're matching, and we'll price the peaked-roof garage so it looks like it belongs.
