What height do I need for my RV?

Measure your RV at its tallest point (usually the air conditioner unit) and add at least 18–24 inches for clearance. Most Class A motorhomes need 13–14 feet of eave height.

Can an RV cover be fully enclosed?

Yes. We can add side panels and end walls with walk doors, overhead doors, and windows to create a fully enclosed RV garage.

Do I need a permit for an RV cover in Texas?

Permit requirements vary by county and municipality. In rural Hood and Erath counties, many RV covers don't require permits for personal use, but verify with your county first.

Can I attach the RV cover to my existing metal building?

Absolutely. A lean-to addition can extend from your existing building to serve as an RV cover, matching your existing colors and framing.

How is a metal RV cover anchored?

We anchor to concrete footings or embedded ground anchors depending on your site conditions and local requirements.

Metal RV Covers & Motorhome Shelters in Texas

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Texas summers are brutal on your RV's exterior, fading paint, cracking seals, and degrading rubber roofs year after year. A custom metal RV cover from Brazos Metal Building Systems provides full overhead protection and extends the life of your investment. We serve customers across Hood, Erath, and Palo Pinto counties with custom-height, custom-width covers built to fit your exact rig.

Our RV covers are built on engineered steel frames with 29-gauge roof panels and optional side enclosures. Clearance heights up to 16 feet accommodate Class A motorhomes, fifth-wheels, and even tall toy haulers. We custom-size every cover, so slide-outs, awnings, and accessories don't dictate the footprint — your specific needs do.

From a simple open-sided shelter to a fully enclosed RV garage with walk doors and windows, Brazos Metal Building Systems has built RV covers of every style and size for Texans who take their rigs seriously. Our steel structures outlast wood-framed alternatives and hold up against Texas wind, hail, and UV exposure without the maintenance headaches.

Features & Options

Tall Clearance Heights

Overhead clearance up to 16 feet for Class A motorhomes and large trailers.

Open or Enclosed Sides

Configure your cover from open air to a fully enclosed RV garage.

29-Gauge Roof Panels

Durable corrugated steel roofing that sheds rain and resists corrosion.

Optional Gutters

Add gutters to manage rain runoff away from your RV's entry and access points.

Engineered for Wind Loads

Every cover is designed to Texas regional wind zone standards for your safety.

Custom Widths for Slide-Outs

Extra width available to accommodate full slide-out extension without restriction.

Common Sizes

Dimensions	Common Use
14' × 30' × 12'	Standard Class C or travel trailer
16' × 40' × 13'	Large travel trailer or fifth wheel
18' × 40' × 14'	Class A motorhome, standard width
20' × 40' × 14'	Class A motorhome with slide-outs
24' × 50' × 16'	Tall Class A or large toy hauler

Our Process

Free Consultation

We discuss your project, site conditions, and goals so we can size and price your structure accurately.

Custom Design

Our team configures your building to your exact specifications — dimensions, frame type, gauge, colors, and add-ons.

Ask Us for a Builder Referral or Bring Your Own

No crew? We can refer you to trusted local builders from our network. Or bring your own — our kits are engineered to be straightforward to assemble.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Call (817) 573-2400 or request a free quote. We'll help you design the right building for your needs and budget.

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