Toy garage with off-road vehicle, bar seating, and tall roll-up doors
RV + Toy Garages

RV Garage Builder in Gilbert, AZ

Standard garages don't work for RVs. Too short, too narrow, and the door's not tall enough to clear the AC unit on your roof. We build garages sized to what you actually own, not what fits a builder's stock plan.

Licensed ROC #365677  ·  Gilbert, Scottsdale, Paradise Valley

Door heights run 12 to 16 feet. Bay depths run 40 to 50 feet. Every one of those numbers gets set by your rig, not by a default spec. Standard options include insulated rollup doors, 220V electrical, full RV hookup, water and sewer connections, and climate control if you want the space usable year-round instead of just a place to park.

This is one of the most requested builds we get in the East Valley. Most contractors treat a toy garage as an afterthought bolted onto a bigger project. We don't. Every garage is laid out for your HOA rules and how you'll use it, structurally engineered, and permitted before a shovel goes in the ground.

What's Included

Every stage, under one contract.

01

Sizing based on your specific vehicle dimensions

02

220V electrical and full RV hookup

03

Insulated rollup doors, sized to clear roof-mounted AC units

04

Optional workshop bench, overhead storage, half bath

05

Structural engineering and permitting, code compliant

Service Areas

Our office is in Scottsdale. We build casitas and ADUs for homeowners in the cities below, and we plan each one around your lot and your city's rules.

Questions

Answered before you ask.

What size door do I need for my RV?

Depends on your rig's height with any roof-mounted equipment. Send us your RV's specs and we'll spec the door before we draw anything else.

Can I add a workshop or half bath to my RV garage?

Yes. Most people do. It turns a parking structure into a usable space year round.

Do RV garages need a separate permit from the main house?

Usually yes, since it's a detached structure. We manage that permit through the county so you're not the one filing paperwork.

Next Step

Talk with the team before you commit to a plan.

Real numbers. No pitch. We'll tell you what's realistic for your lot, your timeline and your budget.