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Our metal RV shelters are steel frame, steel clad panel structures that can be designed to accommodate your RV. Whether your unit is a standard model or one with slide-outs, we can provide a solution to fit your unit. We will work with you to start with the proper width, length, and side height to provide a custom solution for you!. Additionally, we will work with you to make allowances for extended equipment such as air conditioning units, satellite TV antennas, and more to create the ideal metal RV carport to meet your specifications. With our manufactures' varied options, we can customize the perfect RV shelter for you! 

What Options are Available for Metal RV Shelters?

• Length - RV Shelters units can be built as long as you need. Standard lengths are 21' Long, 26' Long, 31' Long, 36' Long, 41' long and typically increase in 5' increments. We offer RV shelters up to 14' tall but the side height cannot exceed the width of the unit. If you need a 14' tall unit, the minimum width is 14'
• Side Height - In most areas, we offer side heights up to 14' tall but the side height cannot exceed the width of the unit. If you need a 14' tall unit, the minimum width is 14'. Almost always, 12' tall units are adequate for most RVs, if the ends are open, considering our units are pitched and rise towards the apex of the unit, which allows ample clearance for most center-mounted air conditioning units.
• Certification - Depending on your state or local code requirements, some RV Shelters can be purchased as non-certified. For those areas that require building permits, certified is the only option. Certification means that the unit is built to withstand the wind and snow load requirements specified by your state/local building codes. Because of the height on most RV shelters, for all units on a ground or gravel surface, we recommend that the unit be certified because of wind exposure. Certified units on a non-concrete surface utilize the more substantial, double-helix mobile home anchors.
• Side Walls - You have the option of leaving the side wall(s) open, adding 18" wide panel, 36" wide panel, 72" wide panel, or closing the side wall to the ground. Nearly 95% of the time, at least one 3' wide panel is requested on each side wall for additional roof shelter and protection.
• End Walls - You have the open of leaving the ends open, placing a gable in the end wall, placing an extended gable in the end wall, or closing the end wall to the ground.