The short list
- Plans or a site plan. PDF or DWG showing stall lines, drive aisles, buildings, utilities and property lines.
- Project location. City and state, or the address. Wind, soil and permitting depend on it.
- Coverage. Number of stalls, or the roof area in square feet.
- Style, if you know it. Gabled, mid span, semi cantilever or full cantilever. If you do not know, tell us what the lot needs and we will recommend one.
- Finish and color. Galvanized, painted or powder-coated, and a color schedule if the carport must match a building.
- Engineering requirements. Wind speed, exposure category, soil report and any engineer of record requirements.
- Schedule. Your bid due date and when you need the carport installed.
Extras that help
- Panel datasheet and array layout if the carport will hold solar panels.
- EV charger locations.
- Lighting requirements.
- Access and site-safety rules for occupied campuses.
What happens next
Our estimating team reviews your plans and, where needed, the site. We quote, then send submittals before installation so nothing holds up the schedule. Fabrication happens in our Porter, Texas shop, and our installation team sets the structure.
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