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First post. RZRJoe can give tips on ROTOROOTING your rv's black tank from huge cloggers!

On a side note, any of you had luck with the metal car port style RV Ports? The weather really took a toll on my last TH even with a cover in the winter. Since we purchased a new one last month, I am thinking either a RV Port 24x44 or possibly a pole barn enclosure 30x50.

Reeko wrote:

On a side note, any of you had luck with the metal car port style RV Ports?  The weather really took a toll on my last TH even with a cover in the winter.  Since we purchased a new one last month, I am thinking either a RV Port 24x44 or possibly a pole barn enclosure 30x50.

I just ordered a 18' x 50' for our new hauler. Should be here in about a month.

RZR_Joe wrote:

Reeko wrote:

On a side note, any of you had luck with the metal car port style RV Ports?  The weather really took a toll on my last TH even with a cover in the winter.  Since we purchased a new one last month, I am thinking either a RV Port 24x44 or possibly a pole barn enclosure 30x50.

I just ordered a 18' x 50' for our new hauler. Should be here in about a month.

Who did you go with and about how much money? The quote I got for the 24x44 was $6300. Only problem I have is I need to bring in about 100 tons of fill dirt and then do concrete. I store it in the flattest part of my back yard which is next to a creek. I've had to replace hard pack gravel a few times due to the creek (which is dry 8 months of the year) jumping out of its banks.

I used Carolina Carports, Inc. 18'x47' x 14' Vertical roof - $4700 installed. Putting it in my back driveway on ABC stone. I've got some leveling to do. Fortunately I've already got fill dirt. Delivering 15T on ABC today. I know what I'll be doing this weekend.

Thanks. I'll check them out as well.

Yeah an rv port is a must. I scrounged around got I beam posts and runners with a metal roof. Me and some friends put it up. 24x 44 $2,900. Feels good looking out at it knowing the roof is ok.

I park mine on an existing concrete pad. I had a price about 5 years ago for a 24' x 45' for $3,300 installed. That is rectangular steel framing and vertical placed roof sections instead of horizontal. I am thinking of calling them for an updated estimate.