Custom Metal Garages Engineered for Purpose. Built with Honor

If you’re looking for a flat number, you won’t find it — and that’s a good thing.
Why? Because metal garages are priced based on what you actually need: your size, roof style, local snow/wind codes, doors, windows, anchors, insulation, and more.

That said, most customers we work with spend anywhere from $5,000 for a 1-car garage to $25,000+ for a fully customized 2- or 3-car vertical roof garage.

Here’s the rule of thumb we tell customers:

• 1-car: 12×20 or 12×24 works for most sedans or small trucks.
  
• 2-car: Go 20×20 minimum, but we recommend 22×25+ if you want storage space.
• 3-car: Start at 30×30, especially if you’ve got pickups or SUVs.

Yes — if they’re built right.

We engineer all Valorforge garages to meet or exceed local building codes in your area, including snow load, wind speed, and risk category requirements.

If you live in a high-snow zone like upstate NY or a hurricane-prone area like coastal Florida, we adjust your trusses, anchoring, and roof orientation accordingly.

We don’t ship cookie-cutter kits. We build for where you live.

Absolutely — and it makes a huge difference if you’re using it as a workshop, gym, or home office.

You’ve got two solid options:

• AstroFoil or bubble wrap insulation (R4–R10 range): great for moisture & temperature control.
• Spray foam insulation: higher R-value, better seal, but costs more.
  

If you’re wiring the building or adding HVAC, go spray foam.
Otherwise, foil + good ventilation will do the trick.

This one’s big — and easy to mess up if you just go by looks:

• Regular Roof: Rounded edges, runs horizontally. Best for mild climates.
• A-Frame Horizontal Roof: A more traditional look, with panels still running side-to-side. Good for light snow/wind.
• Vertical Roof: Best drainage, panels run top-to-bottom, added bracing — our go-to for serious weather.
  
  Want your garage to last decades? Go vertical. It’s worth every penny.

Most counties do require a permit — and trust us, you don’t want to skip this step.

We’ll provide you with engineered plans that include snow/wind loads, as well as anchoring information — most local offices require this to approve the build.

Pro tip: Call your local code enforcement before you buy. Ask about:

• Minimum setbacks
• Max building height
• Foundation requirements
• Electrical add-ons (if needed)

And yes, we’ll help guide you through it.

We include delivery and professional installation on every order. That’s the Valorforge way: Built with Honor. Installed with care.