Metal Carports

A metal-framed outdoor pavilion with a red roof, viewed from the front.

Classic Metal Carport

  • The classic style carport is our most economical style.  It is created by curving the truss on the ends which allows for more clearance and allows the roofing panels to roll down the side.  The roofing panels are run horizontally from the front to the back.  There is trim on the front and back.

3D rendering of a metal-framed shelter with a red roof supported by multiple vertical and diagonal beams.

A-Frame Metal Carport

  • The A-Frame style carport has an overhang on the sides.  The A-Frame style has roofing panels running horizontal from the front to the back. There is trim on the front, back and sides.

Metal framed structure with a peaked roof, red trim, and partially open sides, likely a storage shed or pavilion.

Vertical A-Frame Metal Carport

  • The A-Frame Vertical Style is our best carport.  Purlins are added to the building and the panels run vertically from the peak to the side of the building.  This allows for better run off of leaves, water, or anything that might fall onto your roof.  This style will come with a ridge cap to cover the peak.  Trim is on the front, back and sides.

A metal shed with a partially completed roof structure on a grassy field
A small metal shed with a garage door and a larger metal carport structure on a grassy, slightly sandy lot under a blue sky with scattered clouds.
Steel framework of a building under construction on a flat grassy area at sunset.
A metal carport with a red roof and side wall, supported by metal poles, situated on a dirt surface. A small white door and window are attached to the side wall. Trees and greenery are in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
A large, partially enclosed metal building with an open front, visible interior workspace, and a concrete floor under a cloudy sky. There are vehicles and equipment around, including a trailer with construction tools.