Three bays wide — a garage that finally keeps up.

There's a point where two bays stop being enough — a third vehicle, a boat that lives on its trailer, a work truck that pays the bills, a hobby that's outgrown the corner. A three-car garage is the build that stops the overflow, and at 26 to 30 feet wide it's a genuine step up in engineering, not just a wider version of a double: the frame moves to heavier triple-truss construction to clear the span without a post in the middle.

Thirty feet wide fits three full-size trucks; twenty-six fits three cars or two vehicles plus a real workshop. Add depth — 30 or 40 feet long — and you've got room for a lift, a bench wall, and storage the house will never miss. Fully enclosed, lockable, and certified to your county's wind and snow loads. One permitted roof over the whole operation.