Recreational Storage and Uses for Steel BuildingsStorage

Is your RV sitting out in the driveway? Do you garage your speedboat on the side lawn? Recreational vehicles, including marine vehicles and ATVs, represent a significant investment, and deserve to be protected from the weather and from vandals or thieves. Steel buildings provide the perfect solution to the garaging and storage needs for recreational vehicles and equipment of all types. Why choose steel buildings for your recreational storage and garages? These are just a few of the reasons.

Steel Buildings Are Affordable

Steel is one of the most affordable building materials available, and building with steel has built-in money savings. For example, you don’t have to build a foundation for most steel buildings. Depending on the building codes in your area, you may be able to put up steel garages and carports on a cement slab or with cement pier footings. That cuts out the expense of paying for a foundation to be dug, as well as the cost of the materials for a foundation.

Steel Buildings Are Durable

When you build with steel, you build for the ages. Most steel buildings are engineered to withstand the weather conditions in the area in which they are built. Because of the way it’s fabricated and designed, your metal building will withstand hurricane force winds, earthquakes and heavy loads of snow that would destroy a stick-built construction.

Steel Buildings Are Low Maintenance

The last thing you want to do is spend the time you could be enjoying your boat or ATVs repairing the garages you built for them. That won’t ever be a problem when you build them with steel. Most steel buildings have a protective finish, usually powder-coated, that resists rust and corrosion, and that lasts far longer than any paint job on a wood building. In fact, if you choose a powder-coated steel building, you probably won’t have to think about repainting for ten to twenty years.

Steel Buildings Go Up Quickly

Because your steel building arrives ready to assemble, it’s not unusual to go from bare ground to finished garages in just a weekend. If you’re handy and are used to using power tools – and have access to a crew of friends for a day or two – you can even put up your garage or storage space yourself in just an afternoon or two, depending on the size.

If you’ve invested a lot of money into your recreational equipment and vehicles, don’t risk them being damaged by the elements. Tarps and makeshift shelters can only provide a limited amount of protection. Steel buildings are the best choice to keep your expensive recreational vehicles, ATVs and marine vehicles safe and sound.