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Frequently Asked Questions
What structural styles are available for Double-Wide Garages?
Double-Wide Garages are available in two primary roof configurations: classic Cottage style and traditional Quaker style. Both designs provide expansive open interiors suited for multi-vehicle parking, boat storage, or large workshops, while matching the surrounding architecture of residential homes across East Tennessee.
What flooring specifications support heavy vehicles in a Double-Wide Garage?
The floor system is engineered for heavy equipment, built over pressure-treated four-by-six skids with closely spaced twelve-inch on-center treated floor joists. The decking is finished with heavy three-quarter-inch treated plywood designed to handle the continuous rolling weight of cars, trucks, tractors, and trailers.
What standard features and access doors come with this building?
Standard configurations include full-sized garage doors for vehicle entry, a thirty-six-inch walk-in side door, a window for natural light, and a four-foot overhead storage loft. This layout allows simultaneous vehicle parking, everyday foot traffic access, and off-the-floor seasonal gear storage.
What site preparation is required before a Double-Wide Garage is installed?
Because Double-Wide Garages are delivered in sections and joined on site, a professionally leveled crushed gravel pad or concrete slab is strongly recommended. The delivery route must also provide adequate clearance free of low tree branches, narrow gates, and steep slopes for specialized transport trailers.
Which regional areas receive direct delivery for Double-Wide Garages?
Direct delivery and setup operate from distribution hubs in Knoxville and Elizabethton, serving surrounding East Tennessee communities including Kodak, Strawberry Plains, Mascot, Talbott, Dandridge, Erwin, Roan Mountain, and Bluff City, along with Western North Carolina towns such as Burnsville, Mars Hill, and Newland.