Pro-Ports
Quick-to-Build, Expandable Pro-Port Buildings for Affordable Vehicle Protection
Protect your vehicles, boats, or ATVs from sun and rain with Pro-Port post frame structures—built with in-stock materials for same-day pickup and easy, cost-effective construction.
These open-sided structures are ideal for quick coverage and can be enclosed or expanded later, offering a flexible solution that grows with your needs.
Pro-Port advantages
Convenience
Shop online or in-store easily, from start to finish
Built To Last
Built tough - proven to last for generations
Energy Efficient
Insulates better with less thermal bridging
Economical Designs
Designed to minimize waste of materials in the construction process
Custom Steel can be ordered cut to length
Engineering Support
Engineered or standard prints - your choice, your build
Flexible Designs
Buildings can be easily lengthened to meet your needs
Walls can be closed off now or later on
Faster To Build
Fewer parts, faster builds, quicker results
Practical Designs
Higher interior clearance with lower eave heights
Various widths and lengths available
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you anchor these buildings?
Pro-ports can have posts embedded in ground or anchored to a concrete pad.
Are different steel colors available?
Pro-port buildings are designed to be a pick up and start construction today type of project. They utilize all store stock materials and are set up with the stock colors in the store. If you want a different color than the stock ones, steel can be custom ordered.
Can the wall heights be adjusted?
Pro-ports with open walls can easily be adjusted to by adjusting the post lengths. Buildings that have enclosed steel walls will require longer length steel to be quoted.
Are these buildings able to be modified?
The pro-port designs are set up to minimize material waste and to utilize in-stock materials. Modifications to the designs may cause changes to materials and the amount of waste during construction.
Are these buildings code compliant?
Pro-ports are not designed to any specific building code. It is recommended you check with your local building official to determine what is required in your area.