Carports
Single, double, and triple-wide standard sizes for fast, affordable protection, or custom widths and lengths for trucks, trailers, and equipment.
Metal Garages, Carports & RV Covers Built for Texas Weather
North Texas sun fades paint and cracks dashboards. North Texas hail does far worse. A steel carport, RV cover, or enclosed garage from Galvan Metal Building Services pays for itself the first time a spring storm rolls through, and it's built on-site to fit your property, not dropped off a truck.
Options for Every Vehicle and Budget
RVs and Boat Covers
Extra height and length sized to your rig, with certified welds and anchoring that stand up to North Texas wind.
Enclosed Metal Garages
Full walls, roll-up doors, and optional concrete foundations for security and storage, not just shade.
Add-Ons
Enclosed sides and gable ends, attached storage rooms, side awnings, and concrete slabs.
Outdoors Metal Buildings & Carports Built to Suit
Standard Size or Custom Fit
Standard sizes keep the price down and the timeline short. But if your driveway sits at an angle, your RV needs 14 feet of clearance, or you want the cover tied into an existing structure, we build to suit. That's the advantage of a custom builder over a mail-order kit.
Serving Fort Worth, Weatherford & Surrounding Areas
We install carports, RV covers, and garages within 80 miles of Fort Worth, including Granbury, Cleburne, Burleson, Azle, Aledo, and Decatur.
How tall does an RV cover need to be?
Most RVs need 12 to 14 feet of clearance, and rooftop air conditioners and antennas add to that. Measure your rig at its tallest point and we will size the cover with room to spare. Because we build on-site, extra height and length are never a problem.
Do I need a concrete slab?
Not for a carport or RV cover. They can be anchored to a gravel pad or existing ground with certified welds and anchoring that stand up to North Texas wind. For an enclosed garage we recommend a concrete slab, and we pour it as part of the build.
Can you enclose my existing carport?
Usually, yes. We can add enclosed sides and gable ends, roll-up doors, and attached storage rooms to a sound existing carport. We will look at the structure first to make sure it can carry the extra walls, then quote the work.
How fast can you install a standard carport?
Standard sizes keep the timeline short. Once materials are on hand, a standard carport typically goes up in a day or two on-site. Custom widths, enclosures, and concrete slabs add time, and we will give you a schedule with your quote.