You’ve talked about it and maybe even drawn up some plans for a new garage. And that’s a great start, but now comes the more painful part of the process: how much is it going to cost to build a garage? Well, it depends. The good news is the cost to build a garage might not be as much as you think. Let’s take a look at what goes into the pricing process and what type of garage will work best for your plans.
Our 20×24 garage kit provides ample room to park two vehicles as well as extra storage space along the rear wall. We recommend adding two windows across from each garage bay for natural light unless you plan on using the whole wall for storage.
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The symmetrical shape of the 24×24 garage building allows for a simple and effective layout. The front of the building can be dedicated to vehicles, while the rear is a great place for additional storage or a small shop.
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Our 24×30 garage is almost identical in layout to the 24×24 building except you can fit the man door in the sidewall alongside the garage doors. Placing the door in this location allows for easy access to the extra storage or shop space without opening one of the large doors.
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Our 30×30 garage kit is a unique space because it not only provides room for two vehicles, there’s also enough room to add a rollup door where ATVs, a lawn tractor or motorcycle could enter the garage without moving one of your cars.
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Our 24×36 garage kit is similar to the 20×30 two-car garage kit in that its width is purely dedicated to vehicle access. The building does provide some extra storage or shop space along the opposite sidewall where the windows are located. Overall, it’s a great choice for parking your variety of automobiles.
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Our 30×40 garage kit is the most popular choice among three-car garage shoppers. Not only does it provide generous space for vehicles, there is enough extra room to insert an 8′ rollup door to provide access for toys like an ATV or motorcycle or lawn equipment.
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A well-constructed garage can be a significant boon to the value of your home. According to a study by Florida State University, homes with a regularly sized garage were valued at a 13 percent higher price than the same home without a garage. And for houses with an oversized garage, the increase in value was 14 percent. Those gains in home value are in addition to the benefits of sheltering expensive vehicles and supplies. Of course there’s a cost to build a garage, but General Steel garage kits has proven to be a reliable and valuable asset for many customers.
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