Posted by ratface on June 09, 2020 at 09:14:59 from (184.158.193.100):
I'm interested in buying a carport thru my local dealer made by American Steele inc. I want to put it on my concrete drive and am considering 12x20 which would fit nice on my drive leaving me a space next to it to accommodate another vehicle.
First decision is steel gauge, they offer 14 gauge as a base price of $1015 with an option to upgrade to 12 gauge for $100 more.
My second decision is to get one side or two sides an additional $500 for both sides.
I have to put it into the west wind direction so one side will shield me from North wind. I am in NE Illinois so snow drift will be an issue. So I am looking at around $1600 before taxes with installation. Anyone ever deal with AmericanSteele Inc. and would you get the heavier gauge steel upgrade and one or two sides?
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