Metal Garage Kits

When looking for the garage kit that will be best suited to you, it is advised that you also think about the future. While you may only require space for a single car now, you may purchase additional vehicles in the future, or find yourself with recreational vehicles that must be put away as well. Additionally, you may decide that you wish to create a personal workshop in your garage. In these situations, having a structure that already has the space available for these new additions is ideal.

If you purchase a kit and find in the future that you need more space, our steel garage kits can be easily expanded and modified to fit with your changing needs.

Are you wondering where you can get the best steel garage kits? Toro Steel Buildings has the ultimate storage solution for your car, bicycle, motorcycle, lawnmower or any other valuable item you’d like to keep safe. Our steel garage kits are highly customizable to meet your requirements, including size, weather conditions, workshop or office space, insulation, and more. Talk to us about your needs or check our clearance buildings to see if any of the listings match your needs.

Advantages of Metal Garages over Traditional Garages

A modern metal garage offers many distinct advantages over traditional garages, including:

Value – The prices of prefab metal garage kits tend to be significantly lower than those of traditional materials such as wood or brick garages. These garages are not only more expensive to build, but also to maintain.

Versatility – Metal garages offer an increased variety of customization. Our steel garage kits can be assembled and erected anywhere there is a level surface. They can also serve many different functions.

Safety and Convenience – Steel garages are resistant to the elements that could cause rusting, bending, or cracking. They are also easier to clean and maintain.

Prefab Garage Kit Styles

Steel Frame Buildings

This traditional style of buildings is made from straight walls and a sloped or peaked roof. It is an economical option for both smaller residential uses and larger commercial applications such as warehouses.

Quonset Hut Kits

The Quonset hut kits offer extreme ease of assembly and versatility, which is why they are popular as a DIY workshop or steel garage. You can add additional arches and extend them if needed. They can also serve a variety of purposes, from commercial to residential.

Frequently Asked Questions?

Q1. Is It Cheaper to Buy Steel Garage Kits?

Steel garage kits are typically cheaper than prebuilt garages. Additionally, they are available in a wide range of options, making it easier to find a garage that best matches your unique needs and budget. Considering the ease of assembly, your labour costs are significantly reduced, which reduces the overall cost of ownership.

You also have to consider the costs associated with owning the garage over its lifetime. The maintenance costs of most traditional garages can quickly rack up, particularly when exposed to the elements or such things as pests and mold. Our steel garage kits are constructed from Galvalume Plus^TM Steel. This offers a range of structural benefits, including strength and durability, and resistant to those factors that can affect other materials. Our kits are protected with a 40-year rust perforation warranty. The cost savings from little to no maintenance requirements means you can recoup the building’s cost in a couple of years.

Q2. Where Is the Best Location for A Metal Garage Kit?

All our products are easy to assemble and install. All you need to do for a successful installation is to ensure that you do so on a flat, level, firm surface. Constructing any building without proper support can undermine its structural integrity over time and could eventually fail, no matter how strong the materials are.

The good thing is that it does not take a lot of time or money to level your ground. You can also hire a contractor, so you are sure that you have a reliable foundation that will properly support your garage for decades. Depending on where you live and how the property is planned, you might want to consider the direction the garage faces for energy efficiency. Lastly, it is important to ensure that you are always abiding by the local building rules, regulations, and codes.