Garages are for more than just parking your car. They can also provide extra storage space for all that stuff’ that accumulates over the years – but you just can’t part with it. They can be used for tool storage and workshops, converted into home office space, and also provide protection for many other types of vehicles apart from a car such as RVs, ATVs and even boats and other sports and outdoors equipment. So if you’re thinking you could really use some extra space which is secure and right in your own backyard, it’s time to seriously consider prefab garages, one of the smartest options there is.

Prefab garages are a winning option

Let’s face it; one of the biggest and most obvious benefits of this type of garage is that even on a modest budget you can get some serious storage space for whatever you want to use it for. The cost of erecting such a structure is usually considerably less than having a contractor construct a garage from the ground up. However, there are several other benefits to enjoy also:

• Wide choice of construction materials: wood, steel, aluminum, composites or a combination of these suitable for most climates, as

well as finishes such as stucco, brick and others to make it blend with your home or surroundings.

• Great choice of styles and sizes, including two story designs, available in pre fabricated kit form to offer you maximum use of the space you have available.

• Rapid installation as in most cases it’s simply a case of bolting together the major sections and components.

• Safe, secure storage makes life more convenient and adds value to your property instantly.

• Portability: you can take the garage with you if you move or relocate which means no loss of investment.

With such variety and versatility available it’s no surprise that many people opt for using these prefab garages for their storage as they provide an ideal solution at an extremely affordable cost.

Before ordering your garage

After checking out the great designs and styles available, don’t forget to check with your local zoning board to find out if there are any restrictions or limitations which might apply in your local area and to make sure that the structure will comply will local ordinances. You will also need to make sure that the ground where the garage will be located is suitably prepared taking into account the size, weight and proposed use of the garage.

Many such garages can be simply located on a pre-prepared stone slab in the area in which it is to be used. This will help protect the structure and ensure years of problem free use. If you want to provide utilities to the garage then this is something else you consider before finalizing delivery.

So whether you need some extra space for keeping your car safe from the elements (or possible theft) or would simply like to have a place to keep all your tools, sports and outdoor equipment clean

and dry and ready for use, don’t overlook one of the easiest, most flexible and economical solutions available to you – prefab garages.

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