Absolutely! Certified steel garages are typically included in your home appraisal, increasing your property’s overall value.

While insulation isn’t mandatory, it can significantly enhance the comfort and functionality of your metal garage. Insulation helps regulate temperatures inside the garage and protects stored items from extreme heat or cold. If you hope to use your building as a habitable structure, you’ll likely need to consider insulation.

Insulating a metal garage can be done using several methods, including installing insulation panels or spraying foam insulation. However, you’ll likely want to consult with a licensed professional for this aspect of your project.

Yes, metal garages typically require footings to provide stability and support. Footings help distribute the structure’s weight evenly and prevent settling or shifting over time.

In most cases, the concrete slab for your metal garage should be at least 4 inches thick, depending on its size and weight. However, the exact thickness may vary depending on factors such as the size of the garage and local building codes. You’ll want to consult with professional concrete experts for this part of your build.