The type and size of metal garage you want to build really dictates how much it will cost. The two main options are a straight walled, gable-roofed straight-wall style, and a Quonset Hut-style arched building based on the US Navy’s WWII design.
A traditional, straight-walled style, 20x20’, typically costs around $28 per square foot, including delivery and accessories. This can increase should the buyer wish to add features such as windows, additional doors, or a custom fa...
The variable at work here is the style of metal garage you plan to build. The design dictates the cost. A typical straight-wall style garage with a peaked roof is one of the two main options, a “P” model Quonset Hut being the other (for more, see: building styles). Think long, low domed building. Large ones were often used...
Typically, a two-car garage is about 20x20’, or 400 square feet, though this can be a little tight on a standard 16’ by 7’ two-car garage door, meaning tight squeezes to get in and out if another car is already in there. A more comfortable size would be 22x22’, which can also handle bigger cars more easily. Single car garages typically measure 12x14’ wide by 20’ long.
Nowadays, more and more garages are being built that can handle both cars and a...
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