Premium Double Carport
- 14-gauge galvanized steel frame
- Regular roof style
- Open sides
Steel carports built for Arkansas weather
Stop clearing ice off the windshield and counting hail dents in April. A Metal Dreams carport keeps vehicles, trailers, and equipment under a steel roof that's sized for your site.
The least expensive cover you can put over a vehicle
A carport is the simplest building we make and usually the quickest to put up. It's open on the sides, so there's no door to open and nothing to heat, but the roof does the job that matters: it keeps sun, rain, hail, and ice off whatever is parked under it.
We build them from one car to multi-bay roofs wide enough for trucks, tractors, and equipment. You set the width, length, and leg height. If wind-driven rain is what you're worried about, we can add partial side panels on the weather side.
Options that change how it performs
Regular roof
Rounded eaves and horizontal panels. The most economical style, suited to lighter-duty covers.
Boxed-eave roof
A-frame look with horizontal panels. A cleaner line that sits well next to a house.
Vertical roof
Panels run top to bottom, so water, leaves, and ice slide off instead of sitting. We usually recommend it on larger frames.
Width, length, and leg height
Sized to what you park, not to a chart. Taller legs clear a lifted truck or a trailer.
Partial side panels
Added on the weather side when wind-driven rain is the problem.
Anchoring to match the ground
Set for concrete, gravel, or bare ground, and for the wind your site actually sees.
Popular configurations
Two starting points we quote often. Every dimension, door, and finish changes to fit your site.
Deluxe Utility Carport
- A-frame vertical roof
- Enclosed back storage shed
- Roll-up door
Good for
- Daily drivers and work trucks
- Boats and utility trailers
- Tractors, mowers, and farm equipment
- Covered space beside a shop or barn
- Hail and sun protection without a full garage
- Properties where a permit for an enclosed building is a hassle
Carports questions
Which roof style should I pick?
For a small single cover, a regular roof is the economical choice. On larger frames we usually recommend a vertical roof, because the panels let water and ice run off the roof instead of pooling on it.
Can I close in one side?
Yes. Partial or full side panels can be added, usually on the side the weather comes from. If you want it fully enclosed, look at our garages instead.
What does it sit on?
Concrete, gravel, or bare ground. We specify the anchoring to match whichever you have.
More answers on our FAQ page, or call (501) 258-5935.
Ready to size your carport?
Tell us what you're building and where it's going. Estimates are free, with no obligation and no deposit.