Garages From Texwin
Whether you’re looking into storing your car, motorhome, personal watercraft, or yard equipment, metal garages from Texwin Carports are the perfect solution to all your storage needs. These fully-enclosed structures offer your property year-round protection, ensuring everything stays in great condition.
Regular Garages
Regular roof garages are the most economical style available in the market. They are designed and manufactured to have rounded edges, resembling the look of an older, more traditional barn.
Boxed Eave Garage
Also known as an A-frame garage, this design is a slight upgrade from the regular garage. With paneling that runs from one end of the structure to the other, we recommend this garage type in areas prone to some high winds but not heavy precipitation.
Vertical Garages
Texwin's most popular, and durable garage they offer is the vertical design. This style is engineered to have additional paneling, providing the best possible protection for your belongings. While it is designed for all climate types, it is best suited for areas with foul weather, such as high winds and heavy precipitation.
Benefits of a Steel garage
One advantage a steel garage holds over other metal structures is their ability to conform to their surroundings, achieving multiple goals at once. Texwin Carports, won’t ask you to compromise your budget or needs to help them out, and with their variety of garages and customization options, they never will. From the color of the roof to the anchoring system, to the foundation type and the dimensions, Texwin's metal garage buildings are fully-customizable and require very little maintenance. And since they use heavy-duty galvanized steel framing, you won’t need to worry about needing to repair or replace your structure for quite a while!
Choosing the Correct sized Garage
Choosing the right size of your building is one of the most important steps during the design process. You need to ask yourself what you plan to use the garage for and if your needs might change in the future. Whether you use it for woodworking, storing classic cars, or a storage unit, you always need to order a bigger size than your current needs. A mistake that quite a few customers make is ordering a garage that can accommodate their current needs but is too small for their future needs. To save yourself time and money, be sure to express ALL your needs to your building specialist.