Carports
Single, double, and triple-wide carports. Vertical or horizontal roof, certified options available.
Common Sizes
- 12'×21' Single
- 18'×21' Standard Double
- 20'×26' Wide Double
- 24'×31' Triple-Wide
Texas Metal Carports
Metal Buildings Engineered for Texas
Carports, garages, and workshops — galvanized steel frames, certified options, and professional installation across East Texas.
Metal Garages
Fully enclosed garages with roll-up doors, walk doors, and windows — built to last.
Common Sizes
- 20'×21' Single Bay
- 24'×26' Double Bay
- 30'×40' Three Bay
Workshops
Workshop buildings with insulation options, multiple doors, and lean-tos.
Common Sizes
- 30'×40'
- 40'×60'
- 50'×80'
Commercial Buildings
Warehouses, shops, and commercial structures up to 80' wide and clear span.
Common Sizes
- 40'×60'
- 50'×100'
- 60'×120'
- Custom up to 80' clear span
Agricultural Buildings
Hay barns, equipment sheds, and livestock shelters built for the East Texas climate.
Common Sizes
- 30'×40' Equipment
- 40'×60' Hay Barn
- 50'×100' Loafing Shed
Custom Metal Buildings
Have a unique need? We design custom metal structures tailored to your land, livestock, equipment, or business.
Common Sizes
- Built to your specs
Custom Designs Available
Pick your roof style (vertical, horizontal, A-frame), color, gauge, and add walls, doors, windows, insulation, and lean-tos. We engineer to your spec and your county's wind/snow rating.
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Metal carports across East Texas
We deliver and install metal buildings throughout the East Texas region. Pick your city for local pricing and FAQs.
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Buyer's Guide
Vertical vs. Horizontal Metal Roof Styles
East Texas weather brings heavy rain, humidity, and the occasional severe storm — which makes roof orientation one of the most important choices on a metal carport, garage, or workshop. Here's how the two styles compare.
Horizontal Roof
Most Affordable
Roof panels run side-to-side, parallel to the ground. It's the standard, budget-friendly option and works well for shorter buildings (typically 30 ft or less in length).
- ✓ Lowest price point
- ✓ Fine for short carports & light rain
- ✗ Seams can pool water on long roofs
- ✗ Not recommended for buildings over 30 ft
Vertical Roof
Recommended for East Texas
Roof panels run top-to-bottom from peak to eave, so rain, leaves, and debris slide straight off. Required for most longer buildings and the smart choice given East Texas humidity and heavy spring storms.
- ✓ Sheds water, leaves, and debris efficiently
- ✓ Required for buildings 31 ft and longer
- ✓ Longer lifespan — fewer leaks over time
- ✓ Stronger snow & wind performance
Our East Texas recommendation
For Tyler, Longview, Jacksonville, Athens, and the rest of our service area, we recommend a vertical roof on any carport, garage, or workshop you plan to keep more than a few years. The upgrade typically adds 10–20% to the price but pays for itself by preventing the slow leaks and rust streaks that humidity causes on horizontal seams.
Ready for your new building?
Get a no-obligation quote today. Free delivery and setup across East Texas — financing and rent-to-own available, no credit check options.