Which Structure Do You Need?

Design any of these in the 3D Design Center above to see how each fits your property — enter your zip code for real-time pricing.

What's Included Standard In Connecticut

• Heavy-duty 12-gauge galvanized steel framing standard — the frame other regions sell as an upgrade is the baseline here, backed by a 20-year limited frame warranty.
• Legs 4' on center or less for more support for heavy snow.
• U-channel braces standard on 12' to 18' wide units.
• Welded steel truss standard on 19' to 30' wide units.
• 29-gauge steel panels on the roof and walls.
• All anchors included with every installation.

Options & Upgrades Available In Connecticut

• 26-gauge sheet metal upgrade from the standard 29-gauge panels.
• Units up to 60' wide for commercial and agricultural jobs.
• Snow-load certifications up to 90 PSF for heavy-snow counties.
• Color screws to match your panel colors.

Available options vary by structure type — the 3D Design Center above will show what's available for the structure you're designing.

Hundreds Of Ways To Build Yours

Here's the fun part: with 10 standard widths (12' to 30' in 2' steps), 3 roof styles (Regular, Boxed Eave, and Vertical Roof), and wide-span units running all the way to 60' wide, you're looking at hundreds of real configurations across our four core product lines — carports, fully enclosed buildings, combo units, and RV covers — each one buildable and priceable in the 3D Design Center above. However you want to cover, park, or store it, there's a real combination built exactly for that — not a one-size-fits-all box.

Metal Carports & Buildings Built For Connecticut Weather

Connecticut packs two winters into one small state. Along the Sound, nor'easters come in as heavy, wet snow that slides to sleet by afternoon and freezes overnight into a crust that has to be chipped off a windshield. Up in the Litchfield Hills and the northwest corner, the same storms drop deeper snow that stays for months. In between come ice storms, tropical remnants riding up the coast in the fall, and a freeze-thaw cycle that pries at everything left outside. Small state, full menu.

A metal carport, metal building, or combo unit gives Connecticut property owners a permanent, certified structure built for New England snow country — heavy snow load construction is the only way we build here. Every structure rides on heavy-duty 12-gauge galvanized steel framing — the gauge other regions sell as an upgrade — with legs 4' on center or less, U-channel braces on 12' to 18' wide units, and a welded steel truss on 19' to 30' wide units, certified to a standard of 125 MPH wind and 70 PSF snow load, with snow-load certifications available up to 90 PSF where your county requires more. All anchors are included.

For homeowners, that means a commuter car that isn't wearing that overnight ice crust every morning, and a boat off the Sound that gets real cover instead of another season of shrink-wrap on the trailer. A fully enclosed metal garage or steel building takes it further — dry, certified storage on a welded 12-gauge frame that treats a three-foot March snowfall as a design condition, not a crisis.

For businesses, the stakes are higher — a plow contractor's trucks between storms, a landscape company's equipment, or a shoreline boatyard's winter rows are real capital sitting in the weather, and a hard nor'easter can idle all of it at once. A wide-span or commercial steel structure delivers the same certified protection at fleet scale, clear-span and snow-rated for whichever Connecticut winter shows up.

Every metal structure in Connecticut is delivered and professionally installed at no extra charge within our service area, backed by financing and rent-to-own for homeowners and businesses alike. Design and price your carport, building, RV cover, or combo unit in the 3D Design Center above, or call 1-800-324-5315 to talk through what fits your property — residential or commercial.

Certified Steel Structures: Wind & Snow Load Ratings

Standard certification is 125 MPH wind / 70 PSF snow load, with snow-load certifications available up to 90 PSF for heavy-snow counties. Frames are heavy-duty 12-gauge galvanized steel with legs 4' on center or less; U-channel braces come standard on 12' to 18' wide units and a welded steel truss on 19' to 30' wide units; panels are 29-gauge with a 26-gauge upgrade available. All anchors are included with every unit. Certified engineered drawings are available when your county requires them for a building permit — just tell us your job-site address when you order. Generic prints are available in most areas at no charge. Some areas require plans that are not free; paid plans are completed by the engineering team and price will vary.

Financing & Rent-To-Own

We've partnered with major lenders to offer financing options with fast online approval. Landowners and homeowners can also rent to own any structure we sell — contact us for terms. Ordering requires a deposit of no more than 20%; in most cases the balance is due after installation. We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, PayPal, and debit cards.

Delivered & Installed In Connecticut

We service Connecticut, including:

— along with many other cities and towns in Connecticut. We deliver and install in 37 states total — outside Connecticut, call 1-800-324-5315 for a free quote if your installation will be in another state.

Pricing, permit requirements, and lead time vary by area within the state — call 1-800-324-5315 to confirm availability at your specific address.

Connecticut FAQs

*Prices are subject to change without notice and vary by state; see the product listing for pricing in your area. Local sales taxes apply. Free delivery, installation, and anchoring included — all anchors come standard with every installation. Certification is based on proper anchoring to a suitable surface. Deposit amount varies by manufacturer, region, and configuration. Warranty varies by manufacturer and region. Images are for illustration purposes only.