
Regular roof carport example
Straightforward vehicle and light equipment coverage
Boat & jet ski covers
Your boat sits most of the year. A steel cover keeps sun, rain, leaves, and sap off the gelcoat and upholstery, and gets the trailer off the lawn or out of a storage lot. Delivered and installed on your ready site.


Summer toys sit for most of the year. A steel cover on your own property handles all three problems below, and keeps your driveway for the car.
Real project photos of vertical and regular roof covers for boats, trailers, and RVs.
Measure the widest vehicle or equipment first, then add clearance for doors, mirrors, walkways, turning access, and future use.
These are planning examples. Final pricing varies by location, size, roof style, gauge, permits, site conditions, and selected options.

Open Carport
Example price
$3,219
Valley Series · Standard · 14-Gauge · Open sides5 five-foot support bays
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| Building example | What this build shows | Example price |
|---|---|---|
Open Carport10' x 25' x 10'A 10x25 standard roof carport example with open sides and ends for narrow parking areas, trailers, small boats, or equipment coverage. | Valley SeriesStandard14-GaugeOpen sides 5 five-foot support bays | $3,219 Inspect build |
Carport22' x 20' x 8'A 22x20 vertical roof carport example with full-height coverage on one side and six-foot coverage on the other for added weather protection without closing the ends. | Vertical14-GaugeOpen sides | $5,767 Inspect build |
RV Carport18' x 38' x 12'An 18x38 vertical roof RV carport example with open ends, tall clearance, and six-foot side panels for added weather protection. | Vertical14-GaugeOpen sides | $10,929 Inspect build |

Building where it snows? Snow areas are priced per address, and a vertical roof is often the better fit. See how snow pricing works
Still comparing options?
Send us the vehicle or equipment dimensions, ZIP code, and surface. We can point you toward a practical starting size.
Ask for a recommendationMeasure the boat on its trailer from the tongue to the motor or swim platform, and the widest point including fenders and wheels. Then add room to walk around it and to back the trailer in. Send those numbers with your ZIP code and we will suggest a starting size.
Measure the highest point on the trailer: windshield, wakeboard tower, Bimini top, or radar arch. Then plan for about a foot of clearance above it, so you can stand up in the boat and back it in without hitting the bracing. The right number depends on your space, so send your measurements and we’ll check it with you. Tower boats usually need taller legs than a standard car carport.
A steel roof keeps leaves, sap, and small twigs off the boat. A large falling limb can damage any structure, so trim dead branches that hang over the spot where the cover will go.
Yes. A wider cover can hold a double jet ski trailer beside a vehicle, or a boat with room for a second trailer. Plan the width around both, plus walking room between them.
Yes. Choose DIY materials drop-off to receive a 10% discount off the standard installed price.
Yes. Delivery and professional installation are included in the quoted price for an installation-ready site. Very large buildings or nonstandard access, site, equipment, return-trip, or labor needs may add charges; any applicable charges are listed in the quote or signed order. Anchors are included as specified in the project quote.
Send the size, installation ZIP code, surface, and site conditions. We will review the project details and confirm the next step.