Our Do-It-Yourself steel garage kits are ideal for any homeowner who’s looking for space and protection for their valuables. As a manufacturer of steel garages, we customize each of our products to match the required size from 10 to 40+ feet wide. We are also able to provide metal garage kits and factory direct pricing for our products to help save you money.

The Advantages of Using Metal or Steel for Your Garage Building

When you construct a steel garage building, you don’t need to worry about interior columns as the structure is self-supporting. This allows you to fully customize the interior of your building and provides unobstructed space to park large vehicles or store bulky equipment.

You will appreciate the low maintenance requirements and longevity of a metal garage or workshop. Metal is naturally resistant to flames, rot, mold, pests, and termites, which is a significant advantage compared to wood or other conventional building materials. Additionally, we design each building kit to meet the wind, snow, and seismic loads for your area, ensuring it will last. Each metal garage kit offered by Future Buildings also includes a 40-year rust perforation warranty.

Our Steel Garage Kits

“I am thrilled with the end results and the building is everything I hoped it would be and more. The quality is superior and went together very fast with zero problems. Thank you very much for making the best building on the market!”
Bob M., Farmington, NH

Steel Garage Kit Features

Each of our steel and metal building kits come with engineer certified plans and are covered by a 40-year rust perforation warranty, ensuring they will protect your belongings for years to come. They offer a variety of standard features and also many different ways to personalize and improve the functionality of your building. This includes windows, doors, skylights, venting, insulation and more. To help customize your building further and allow it to match other structures on your property, there are various colour choices for endwalls.

Is It Easy to Build A Metal Garage Kit?

Building your steel structure does not require you to have significant construction experience or advanced assembly skills. Our metal building kits are both high-quality and simple to erect, making them perfect for those of any skill level. No matter the scale of your structure, our easy to assemble kits are suitable for everyone.

Commercial Uses for Our Metal Garages and Steel Buildings

  • Safe storage for tractors and farm equipment
  • Welding and vehicle repair shops
  • Heavy construction equipment repairs and sales
  • Vehicle dealerships, including cars, boats, and motorcycles
  • Tire and vehicle accessory stores
  • Car, truck, boat, and RV storage facilities

“Future Buildings was absolutely amazing. Knowledgeable, friendly and gave great service. The delivery and set up went smoothly as well. We are very happy!”

Chantelle V., AB, Canada

Choosing the Right Metal & Steel Garage Kit

In order to determine which metal building kit is best suited to you, it’s best to choose the one that is going to be able to grow and adapt to your changing needs. For instance, you may only need a single car garage now, but may find yourself needing a bigger space for additional cars or a workshop in the future. Choosing a steel garage kit will allow you to expand the length and modify the interior as required.

When looking to build your garage, be sure to keep the following things in mind:

  • Ensure the site you plan to build on is level
  • Be sure that vehicles can access the building easily
  • Have a power source close to the build site
  • Be sure you have the correct sized foundation and any permits necessary
  • Follow any rules in your community relating to building colour and size.

Why Choosing a Certified Building Matters

When looking for a company to buy your steel building kit from, be sure to select one that provides certified drawings. This will help you make sure that the kit complies with the specific local codes and laws. When the building is certified, it also means that the blueprints have been signed off on by an engineer to ensure quality, durability, and compliance for the exact location that it will be erected.