Garage Kits and Fully Built GaragesWhether you are looking to build a garage or have one constructed for you, we can help! We offer turn-key solutions from professional builders in the Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland areas. Just select “fully built” when you fill out our quote form or call us at 888-261-2448.
If you’re a do-it-yourselfer, you can save money by constructing your own garage building and using one of our kits. Our garage building kits are offered in two different construction styles: Pole Frame (aka Post Frame) and Stud Wall (aka Stud Frame or Stick Built). Each has benefits and draw backs, depending on your garage building project. Learn more below. |
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Pole Garages:
Garage Kits or Fully Built,Turnkey Garage Options |
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| Pricing & More Information |
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Stud Wall Garages:
Garage Kits or Fully Built, Turnkey Garage Options |
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The Differences Between Pole and Stud Wall Garages
Below we have outlined several of the major differences between pole and stud wall garages. When deciding between garage building packages, there are several factors to consider:
• How you plan to use the garage?
• What is your overall budget for the project?
• What is the location in which you plan to build the garage?
• How labor intensive do you want the build to be?
Answers to each of these can offer you helpful guidance to determine which construction style will best suit your needs. You may also want to check out our entire line of pole building packages if you have other building needs. Have questions? Call us at 1-888-261-2488 and we will help you decide which garage building is right for your project.
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Pole Garage Kits |
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Stud Wall Garage Kits |
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Poles (posts) are the foundation - Concrete slab or wall
IS NOT necessary for construction |
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Concrete slab or wall IS necessary and must be laid before the building can be constructed |
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| 2x4 Wall Girts are nailed horizontally to the exterior side of the posts for added structural support |
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Plywood is nailed to the exterior side of stud wall for added structural support. |
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| Steel Siding is fastened to the Wall Girts |
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Vinyl Siding is fastened to the plywood |
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| Steel Siding is run vertically |
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Vinyl Siding is run horizontally |
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| Truss carriers are added to support roof trusses |
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Roof trusses sit directly on top of the stud wall frame |
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| Trusses are 4' on center (fewer trusses needed) |
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Trusses are 2' on center |
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| 2x4 Purlins are fastened to the trusses |
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5/8 T&G OSB Roof sheeting covers the trusses |
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| Steel Roofing is fastened to the purlins |
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Roof shingles are applied to cover the roof |
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| Additional work needed if you want to insulate (-) |
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Stud wall is ready to insulate (+) |
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| Additional work needed if you want a finished interior (-) |
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Stud wall is ready for drywall to be hung (+) |
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| Less expensive to build (+) |
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More expensive to build (-) |
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| Less labor intensive to build (+) |
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More labor intensive to build (-) |
