Popular Metal Carports
Perfect for a couple of vehicles. Simple, sleek, and keeps your cars out of the weather.
High-clearance models made to fit your tall toys. Keep your camper or boat shaded and dry.
Add a lean-to or side storage area for tools, feed, or firewood. Keeps your gear in reach and out of the rain.
A carport plus an enclosed garage or workshop area. Best of both worlds.
Perfect for a couple of vehicles. Simple, sleek, and keeps your cars out of the weather.
High-clearance models made to fit your tall toys. Keep your camper or boat shaded and dry.
Add a lean-to or side storage area for tools, feed, or firewood. Keeps your gear in reach and out of the rain.
A carport plus an enclosed garage or workshop area. Best of both worlds.
Carport Options for Every Purpose
If you’re looking for a simple, smart way to keep your car, RV, boat, or truck protected from the weather, a carport is a solid solution. At US Patriot Steel, our metal carports are built tough, look sharp, and go up without the fuss of a full garage.
Whether it’s a backyard setup or a commercial parking spot, our steel carports offer practical, long-term protection at a price that won’t break the bank.
Why Steel Carports Just Make Sense
A carport isn’t about frills – it’s about function. Here’s why more folks are choosing our steel carports:
1. Tough as Nails
We use durable, American-made galvanized steel that stands up to storms, snow, sun, and time. You won’t need to worry about sagging beams or rotted posts.
2. Fast to Set Up
Pre-engineered designs mean fewer surprises on-site. A standard two-car carport typically goes up in a single day with two installers – site conditions permitting.
3. Cost-Effective
A steel carport costs a fraction of an enclosed garage, with no foundation work required for most setups. You get weatherproof vehicle cover from day one.
4. Easy to Maintain
Forget about painting, patching, or pest problems. A steel carport holds its own with little help from you.
5. Tailored to Your Needs
Got a big RV? Need side panels? Want a certain color? No problem. We’ll make it work for your setup.
Customize It Your Way
Every US Patriot Steel carport is made to fit your property, not pulled off a shelf. Options include:
- Size Choices: From compact 12x20s to 30-foot-wide shelters.
- Roof styles: regular (rounded eave), boxed-eave (A-frame), or vertical panel. Vertical handles snow and heavy rain best. Regular and boxed-eave work well in mild climates.
- Anchoring Systems: Choose the right fit for dirt, concrete, or mobile home setups.
- Color Combos: Match your house, shop, or barn with a range of trim and roof colors.
- Extras: Side panels, gable ends, doors, and more. Build what you need, not what you’re stuck with.
Made for Your Climate
Our carports aren’t one-size-fits-all. We adjust for what your area demands:
- Snowy Winters: Vertical roofs with extra support to handle the load.
- Windy Coasts: Reinforced frames and certified ratings to stand up to high winds.
- Hot Summers: UV-reflective coatings and shade-friendly designs to beat the heat.
And yes, we’ll help you handle the permitting process too.
Why Go with US Patriot Steel?
It’s more than just steel and bolts – it’s about working with folks who care about doing the job right:
- Proven track record: we’ve been engineering and building custom steel structures since 2005.
- Warranty coverage: our carports are backed by a manufacturer’s warranty covering structural components. Ask for the warranty terms when you request your quote.
- American-made steel: we source our steel domestically. That means tighter quality control and no supply chain delays tied to overseas shipping.
- From Start to Finish: We help with plans, permits, delivery, and installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
In most areas, a permit is required – but local rules can vary. We’re here to help you understand what’s needed and handle the details.
Installation time depends on the size, roof style, and site conditions. A standard carport can be up in a day. Larger or more complex setups take longer – we’ll give you an estimated installation window when your order is confirmed.
If you deal with snow or rain, go with a vertical roof. For mild weather, regular or A-frame work great.
Absolutely. Add walls or close it up down the line if your needs change.
A basic single-car steel carport starts around $2,000–$3,500. A standard two-car unit runs $3,200–$6,000. A three-car or custom setup with side panels typically lands in the $7,000–$13,000 range. Final price depends on size, roof style, anchoring, and your ZIP code – share those details and we’ll give you an exact quote.
Let’s Get You Covered
Tell us what you need, and we’ll make it happen. No pressure, no fluff – just straightforward answers and a quote you can count on.
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