Can a 30x30 garage fit three cars?

Yes. Three 8-foot doors with framing between them fit across a 30-foot end wall, and each bay comfortably holds a car or SUV.

Should I upgrade to 12-gauge framing?

For 30-foot widths, 12-gauge framing is often recommended and may be required where wind or snow loads are high.

Can I add a car lift?

Many owners do. A lift usually needs a 12-foot or taller ceiling and a properly rated concrete slab.

Three-Car Garage

30x30x12 Three-Car Garage

Three bays, 900 square feet and a 12-foot leg height. The 30x30 parks three vehicles side by side or two vehicles plus a full shop bay. The taller walls leave room for overhead storage and taller doors.

Priced for your address and local wind and snow requirements. Usually by 9am next business day.

30' W
30' L
12' H
900 sq ft

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Specifications

Width	30 ft
Length	30 ft
Leg Height	12 ft
Floor Area	900 sq ft
Doors & Windows	(3) 8x8 roll-up doors, (1) 36x80 walk-in door, (2) 30x30 windows
Framing	14-gauge standard, 12-gauge optional
Panels	29-gauge ribbed steel

What's included

14-gauge galvanized steel tubing frame (12-gauge upgrade available)
29-gauge ribbed steel roof and wall panels
Your choice of roof style: regular, boxed-eave A-frame, or vertical
Choice of roof, wall and trim colors
Rebar, concrete or asphalt anchors matched to your foundation
Engineered drawings available for permitting

Ideal for

Three-vehicle parking
Two cars plus a shop bay
Truck, boat and trailer storage
Home-based business space

Popular upgrades

12-gauge framing for higher wind and snow ratings
Certified engineering for your county's wind and snow loads
Additional roll-up doors, walk-in doors and windows
Insulation (double-bubble or fiberglass blanket)
Lean-to extensions for covered parking or equipment
Wainscot, two-tone color and gable-end trim

Why buy your 30x30 garage from Omega

Every Omega building is custom configured, so this 30x30 is a starting point, not a limit. Change the length, add doors, upgrade the gauge or certify it for your county. A building specialist reviews your design, your site and your local requirements before anything is ordered.