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Pole Barn Garages

Pole barn garages and RV storage in Spokane

A pole barn garage gives you more height and more floor space than a typical attached garage, which makes it a great fit for RVs, boats, trailers and extra vehicles. Tell us what you want to park and where it will go, and a local builder will follow up with a free written estimate.

Covered under pole barn garages

  • Detached two-, three- and four-car garages
  • RV and fifth-wheel storage with tall doors
  • Boat, trailer and toy storage
  • Garage plus shop combinations
  • Concrete slabs and approaches
  • Siding and roof colors to match your home
  • Windows, walk doors and wainscot

Sizing a garage or RV barn

Measure the length and height of your RV or tallest vehicle, including any roof air conditioner or antenna, and plan door height and width with clearance. Think about where you will turn in from the driveway, too. A slightly bigger building usually costs less than a second one later.

Neighborhood lots vs. acreage

On a city or suburban lot in Spokane or Spokane Valley, setbacks, height limits and any HOA rules shape what you can build. On acreage out toward Nine Mile Falls, Cheney or Otis Orchards you may have more room, but access and site prep matter more. Either way, check zoning before you settle on a size. See pole barn permits in Spokane.

Pole Barn Garages in Spokane, WA

Available across Spokane, with requests from Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Airway Heights, Cheney, Mead, Millwood, Otis Orchards, Greenacres, Medical Lake, Deer Park welcome. See areas served.

Frequently asked questions

Can a pole barn garage match my house?

Often, yes. Metal siding comes in many colors, and some builders offer wainscot, overhangs and other finishes that help the building fit in.

How tall should an RV garage door be?

It depends on your RV. Measure to the highest point and add clearance, then share the numbers in your notes so the builder can size the door and walls.

Does a detached garage need a permit?

In most cases, yes. Size, setbacks and zoning all matter. See pole barn permits in Spokane.

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