Metal Homes

Can I Really Live in a Metal Barndominium? Yes, you really can! The metal barndominium concept continues to increase in popularity across the country, and Carport Central has helped to design, deliver, and install many of these metal building homes for customers all over. If you’re in the process of considering good residential construction solutions, a steel-framed home could be exactly what you’re looking for. And the cost to build…

Three Most-Asked Questions About Metal Building Homes If you’re considering a barndominium for sale or other metal home possibility, congratulations on exploring a fantastic residential building solution! But we imagine you still have some questions. In order to help you make the most informed buying decision, let’s address three of the most common questions we get about metal homes here at Carport Central: 1. Are metal buildings worth it?2. Can…

Why Metal Building Homes Make Good Sense For many of us, being able to build our own homes is an essential part of the American dream. The first part of making your dream a reality is securing some property on which to place your homestead. Once that’s taken care of, you’re now ready to enter into the realm of possibilities. And one of the best ways to turn your dream…

Planning for Your New Home? How Exciting! Got some land set aside for putting in your new homeplace? If so, that’s a great position to be in, and now you’re ready for the fun part – designing the home of your dreams! But unless you’re blessed with unlimited funds, then you also need to find a place where your dreams for a new home can line up with your real-world…

Hurricane History Every year, from June to November, hurricane season descends on the United States. Due to the warmth provided by the Gulf Stream, storms can sustain their strength and grow as they move toward the Atlantic coastline. Once a storm has sustained winds over 70mph, it is generally considered a hurricane. Twenty-four-hour news cycles then obsess over forecasts, windows are boarded up along the coast, and grocery store shelves…