We specialize in Graceland Portable Buildings and Steel Buildings. Our structures are designed to provide durability and versatility for various applications. Whether you need extra storage space, a workspace, or a temporary shelter, our range of portable/metal buildings offer practical solutions to meet your needs. Contact us today to explore the options that match your style and budget.

Custom one of a kind build

Reach out to see if we’re a match for your one of a kind build project. We work on multiple standard builds all the time but only one fully custom build at a time!

Easy Financing! No Credit Check On All Portable Buildings And Steel structures. Low Down Payments!

VTX Builders offers Remote Sales on all Metal buildings, Barndo Shells, and Must Have Exterior Features

Quick Guide: How to Choose the Right Square Tube Steel Building, RV Cover, Carport, or Shop

Selecting the perfect steel structure can seem overwhelming, but we’ve simplified the process into a few easy steps. Follow this guide to determine the right size, leg height, and features for your needs.

1. Determine the Size You Need

- Width: Think about what you'll store or shelter. For a single carport, 12-18 feet is usually enough. If you're covering an RV or need a workshop, consider 20-30 feet or more.

- Length: Consider your vehicle or equipment length. For example, a standard carport is 20-24 feet long, but for an RV, you may need 30 feet or more.

- Height: Measure the height of what you're storing, then add a couple of feet for clearance. A typical carport might need a leg height of 7-9 feet, while an RV cover may require 12-14 feet.

2. Choose the Leg Height

- Standard Vehicles: 7-9 feet is usually sufficient for most cars, trucks, and small boats.

- RVs or Tall Equipment: Opt for 12-14 feet to ensure enough clearance.

- Workshops or Multi-Purpose Buildings: Consider the height of any equipment or additional storage like shelving.

3. Select Any Additional Features

- Enclosures: Do you need your structure fully enclosed or partially open? Full enclosures offer more protection from the elements.

- Doors and Windows: Decide where you want entry points. Roll-up doors are great for easy access, while windows add natural light.

- Anchoring: Ensure your structure is securely anchored. Options include ground, concrete, or asphalt anchors depending on your installation site.

- Color and Style: Choose colors that match your property. Many options are available for both the roof and siding.

4. Consult with VTX Builders

- Still unsure? Contact us! Our team is ready to help you figure out the best size, height, and features for your needs. We’ll guide you through every step to ensure you get the perfect Steel Building, RV Cover, Carport, or Shop.

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