METAL RV COVERS FOR SALE IN TEXAS

The Right Roof For Your Part Of Texas

An RV cover is tall, which means wind has more leg to push against and hail has a big roof to hit. For the Gulf Coast from Beaumont to Corpus Christi, we recommend a vertical roof with higher wind certification and gable ends on the open sides. Across the hail belt from Dallas-Fort Worth through Abilene and down to San Antonio, a vertical roof with 26-gauge panels sheds hailstones instead of catching them. In the Panhandle, where Amarillo and Lubbock see real snow and ice a few times a winter, the vertical roof keeps weight from building up over the rig. In drier parts of the state, such as El Paso and the Permian Basin, a regular or boxed eave roof saves money and still blocks the sun that does the most damage out west.

Permits, Windstorm Rules & County Requirements

Most Texas cities require a permit for a structure the size of an RV cover, and the 14 coastal counties plus parts of Harris County fall under Texas Department of Insurance windstorm requirements. Many HOAs in the Houston, Dallas, and Austin suburbs also have height and setback rules that affect where a 14 ft. or 16 ft. cover can go. Our RV covers are engineer-certified to meet most Texas building codes, and permit-ready drawings are available, so tell us the county, city, and HOA before you order and we will price any extra wind or snow certification your inspector asks for.

Anchoring A Tall Cover On Texas Ground

Leg height is what makes an RV cover different, and a taller structure needs proper anchoring. Helical anchors certify on bare ground or asphalt across most of Texas, from the Blackland clay around Dallas and Waco to the sandy soil of East Texas and the caliche of the Hill Country, so you do not need to pour a slab. If you already have a concrete pad for your RV, we anchor straight to it. For covers over 30 ft. wide some jurisdictions require a slab, which we will confirm for your address before delivery.

Where We Deliver And Install In Texas

Our RV covers are delivered and installed throughout the GalvStruct factory service area in Texas. In East Texas we serve Tyler, Longview, Lufkin, and Nacogdoches, where lake-country RV owners want a cover beside the house instead of paying for storage. Across the Houston area we install in Katy, Spring, Conroe, Pearland, and Baytown. In North Texas we cover Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Denton, McKinney, and Sherman. Central Texas customers in Austin, Round Rock, Temple, Killeen, and Waco, and South Texas customers in San Antonio, Laredo, McAllen, and Brownsville, where winter Texans park for months at a time, are all inside that service area. From Lubbock and Amarillo in the Panhandle to Midland, Odessa, and El Paso out west, these prices apply throughout the GalvStruct factory service area. We also serve the rest of Texas through our other manufacturers, priced by location, so give us your city or ZIP and we will quote your address.