Installing A Regular-Style Garage: What You Need To Know

Alright,all, let’s talk real. Your yard’s screaming for help—cars parked like a bad Tetris game, RV sticking out like a sore thumb, and your garage? Packed tighter than a can of sardines. You’re one HOA complaint away from losing it. However, a regular style garage could fix it all.  Metal Carports Direct steel garages and shelters are tough as nails, wallet-friendly, and built right here with that Carolina carport swagger.  

What's a Regular Style Garage, Anyway?

Your everyday metal garage is a do-it-all steel building.  It is a sturdy structure with a curved roof,  room to park your cars, and store your belongings. It ticks all your boxes as it is budget-friendly, tough, and reliable.  The average dimensions of these garages vary from 12 to 60 feet in width, 21 feet in length, and higher, with side heights reaching up to 20 feet in some areas. Built from galvanized American steel, they're stronger than a grandma's sweet tea on a summer day and ready for whatever weather comes your way. 

The need to own one

Yep, they know you are done squeezing your life into a corner. A standard metal garage is the fix you didn't know you needed. 

Here's why it's a game-changer:

• Preserves Your Toys: Your automobiles, boat, or RV should not be left to rust in the rain or bake in the sun. These garages make sure you don’t have to worry about that.

• Enhances Your Work: Do you have a secondary job? Convert your garage into a workspace or a storage area for your business supplies. Hey, more space means more money.

• Customization that slaps: Your garage can shout "you" with over 14 colors and personalized sizes. This is full Tar Heel swagger, no dull sheds.

The Installation Process: Smooth as Butter

Putting up a standard metal garage with Metal Carports Direct is easier than a lazy Sunday in the Carolina hills. But before they pull up with your new shelter, there’s some prep work to nail down. Here's everything you need to know and how they bring your steel garage to life, step by step. 

What to Know When Installing a Standard Metal Garage

Getting ready for a steel garage ain’t hard, but you gotta know the basics to keep things rolling. Here’s the lowdown:

•  Keep the ground level:  Got a Slope? You'll need grading, or it won't sit right. Nobody likes a wobbly shelter. 

•  Need for a permit: Some counties are pickier than a kid at a vegetable store, and licenses may be required there.  Check local codes, and they’'ll help you sort it out quickly.

•  Clean the way: To roll in with your garage components, their crew requires room. Move your cousin's broken-down truck, that old lawnmower, or the fence. Metal Carports get in and out quickly because of easy access.

•  Mark Your Utilities: Got underground pipes or wires? Flag ‘em before they arrive. They don't want to turn your yard into a fountain by hitting a water line.

•  Plan for Size: Your garage can be 12 to 60 feet wide, 21 feet long, and up. Pick a spot that fits, so your car or RV slides in like butter.

How do they complete the installation?

Once your site's ready, they make your steel garage a reality by following a process slicker than a greased pig : 

Step 1: Order Up: Use their website or 3D design tool to personalize your garage's dimensions, roof type, and additional features, such as walls. They offer over 14 colors. To ensure it's precisely what you want, they also provide a thorough order form.

Step 2: They build it: Their regional factories, spread across the country, craft your garage with American steel.

Step 3: Free Delivery: They bring your garage to you for free, anywhere in the continental United States. No hidden fees. Nothing. 

Step 4: Site Check: To ensure your site is level and clear, the team inspects it. They'll help you fix it if it isn't.

Step 5: Speedy Setup: Most garages are completed in 1-4 hours, while larger ones take 2-3 days. 

Step 6: Anchor It Tight: They secure your garage with anchors for your surface—concrete, asphalt, or dirt. Certified options get extra-strong anchors, ready for Carolina storms.

Step 7: Final Checks: They also inspect every bolt and seam to make sure it's solid. You get a walk-through to confirm it's perfect, ready for your car, RV, or secret man cave.

Step 8: No Mess Left: The team sweeps up all the debris, leaving behind a shiny new garage.

Step 9: It's Not Over Yet: After setup, you get a 90-day workmanship warranty and a 20-year rust warranty on 12-gauge steel. Questions? They're on it like flies on a picnic.

Step 10: Just Relax: Sit back and admire your new steel shelter.

Ready to Roll? Let's Make It Happen

Whether you're after a standard metal garage or hunting for used RV shelters for sale, Metal Carports has your back like a cozy blanket. Their steel shelters are affordable, durable, and made to match your needs.

Jump on their 3D tool, snag a free quote, or visit Metal Carports Direct and turn your yard into a brag-worthy spot because life's too short for rusty RVs and messy driveways.