Modular Single Car Garages

If you are looking for a single-car garage that has a little more space – Modular Single Car Garages are a great option.

This type of garage allows for a large full loft with ample storage space. You can have a wood floor or have the garage placed on a concrete slab. The benefit of a wood floor is that it does not hold moisture, which is great for the preservation of whatever you are storing.

You can stick with the standard 8-pitch or upgrade to a steeper pitch, allowing more headroom upstairs. Add a knee wall or full walls in the loft and give yourself plenty of room for a man cave, lady loft, office, studio, etc.

The garages are all Amish made with #1 Grade Material. They are engineered for your local snow and wind loads.

Modular Garage FAQs

No matter how familiar you may be with construction, you may have many important questions. Your new modular garage will be an important part of your property.

A garage helps to protect other valuable equipment. Your modular garage is also part of the look and feel of your property.

Here are some common questions, but feel free to ask any questions.

We are here to help you make the best decisions about your garage project.

What are the common styles of a modular garage?

There are four basic garage types but many variations.
In addition to the different styles, there are also many size options.
Knowing the correct style is the first step to getting started.
We can help you select the best style and features for your needs.

Here are the basic modular garage types:

One-car garage
Two-car garage
Three-car garage
Modular garage with apartment Loft

Do you need to prepare the site of a modular garage?

The simple answer is yes since an important part of every structure is the foundation.

The better the quality of the foundation, the more this will help with your modular garage’s longevity. Before installing the modular garage, we needed to ensure that the site has been prepared properly.

The Carriage Shed can help to ensure the site preparation is proper.

Who is in charge of checking zoning regulations, getting permits, and putting in a foundation?

Though The Carriage Shed does supply a foundation plan and structural prints, the customer is responsible for all site work and foundation needs before the building can be delivered. They are also responsible for any post set up landscaping or finished grading. We suggest contacting your local town office for information regarding permits and zoning regulations.