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At Alan’s Factory Outlet, we have several metal carport styles available for purchase, including our regular-style carport. These are our cheapest carports, starting as low as $1295, yet still made in America with high-quality steel. Use our carport cost calculator to get an exact price.

For each of our high-quality metal carports, kits are available that you can assembly yourself, but we also offer free delivery and setup of each carport we sell. Let us make the process of protecting your property hassle-free and affordable with our durable, customizable metal carports!

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Design and Price Your Metal Carport

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A carport is the ideal way to provide coverage for your vehicles and protection against damage from the sun, rain, snow, and wind. A regular-roof carport, also known as a barn-style carport, serves the same purpose as a traditional garage but for a fraction of the price and with installation that takes a fraction of the time.

The regular-style carports at Alan’s Factory Outlet are delivered and installed for free in 21 states. These regular metal carports are available in AL, AR, FL, GA, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MD, MS, MO, NC, OH, OK, PA, SC, TN, TX, VA and WV.

Why Choose a Barn-Style Carport?

There are several reasons why people choose our regular-style carport over our other carport styles. Most notably, the regular-style carports are the only style of carport with a regular-style roof. There are many roof types, but the regular roof is one of the most popular in the United States. These regular carports also save money, as they cost less than a boxed-eave or vertical-roof carport.

Regular Style Metal Carports

These regular-style carports can be designed for one, two, or three cars. Choose from many sizes to find the right regular-roof carport for your needs. Need more height? Our metal carports for sale can be raised in 1-foot increments up to 16 feet. You can also fully or partially enclose regular-style metal carports to give yourself more coverage and a better sense of security. If you’re not certain whether you want an open or enclosed carport, there’s no need to make a hasty decision: You can always enclose your regular-roof carport at a later time if desired.

Regular-Style Carports’ Specs

16 different colors to choose from on all regular-style carports
Delivery and installation come with a one-year workmanship warranty
Framing with 14-gauge steel tubing or optional 12-gauge tubing that comes with a 20-year rust-through warranty
29-gauge metal sheeting roof
Anchored for free to the ground, asphalt, or concrete

When you buy one of our metal carport kits, you’ll get the best carport prices online: We work hard to provide a great value to every customer we serve. The prices of our metal carports for sale can vary according to where you live; differences in the prices of metal carports’ kits are due to the cost of additional labor and materials to comply with state regulations or suit local weather conditions. Check out the prices for your state when you are ready to order your regular metal carport from Alan’s Factory Outlet.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is a Permit Required for a Metal Carport?

In most cases, metal carports do require a permit, but this will vary depending on your local zoning laws.

Do I Need a Permit for a Freestanding Carport?

Usually, you will need a permit whether your carport will be freestanding or attached to an existing structure. Check local zoning laws to be sure that you’re in compliance before you build.