An RV or a boat spends far more time parked than in use. A building of its own keeps it out of the sun and the weather, on your land, with your own key instead of a storage lot’s. We’ll size it around your rig, with the door height and length to match.
Sized to your rig
The two numbers that matter most are the length you need and the door height to clear the roof, the AC unit, and the antenna. Rough starting points, then we confirm against your exact vehicle.
- Boat & trailer
- Length to fit the trailer tongue and the motor. A standard overhead door is usually plenty of height.
- Travel trailer or camper
- A taller door than a garage, with room to walk around it and store the gear.
- Fifth wheel
- Extra length for the truck and the hitch overhang, and a taller door for the raised front cap.
- Class A motorhome
- The big one. A 12 to 14 ft door is common, with depth to close the door behind it and room to spare.
Make it do more
The building can do more than hold the rig. Power it, insulate it, add a bay for the toys, and it earns its footprint all year, not just in the off-season.
12 to 14 ft overhead doors for the tall rigs
Extra depth to close the door behind you
Electric, lighting, and a 50-amp RV hookup
A workshop or a second bay for the toys
Insulation if you'll spend time in there
A lean-to for the trailer or the mower
Design-first path
Design your storage building online: set the size, pick the door height, add the options, and watch it come together. When you're ready, bring your design to your free detailed quote. A local builder will price it around your site, permits, and finish choices.
A Build You Can Count On
We schedule a storage building the way we schedule a house: every trade booked before we break ground, named contacts with real cell numbers, and a walkthrough with you at the end.
Two ways to start your build
Tell us what you're parking and we'll size it right, or design it yourself and bring it to your free detailed quote.