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How long will it take to build a RV garage in Arizona?

Briefly, depending on the specifics of the RV garage, it can take anywhere from several weeks to a over a month. Why?

First of all, when building an RV garage, this usually requires waiting to get a permit approved, which can take more than a week. If a standard blueprint does not fit your needs, then the garage needs to be custom-designed, which requires additional time (and cost) prior to the issuing of the building permit.

Further, it is always important to consider the specifics of the soil and terrain to make sure that the foundation is a good match for supporting a big, heavy garage containing an RV (with respect for the expected flow of water on your property in Arizona during the wet season). Usually, the ground is ready (and in many cases people will already have a cement driveway in place). However, if not ready, then it can take another day or more to clear the terrain of trees or bushes or just to level and pack the dirt.

Once the permits are issued, the financing has been secured, and the ground is ready, then one of the next big factors that can influence how long the actual construction takes is... the weather. If there are no delays from severe weather, then the construction of the garage addition in Arizona can begin to be built within two weeks of applying for the permit (if there are absolutely no delays relating to all of the initial "paperwork").

Many RV garages are not built on an existing driveway, so they need the foundation poured (which then must dry). The framing and roof can be built next, then the electrical wiring will be added for the garage door and lights (as well as natural light from windows). The exterior siding and interior drywall can be installed, then the garage door and opener. So, ultimately, completion time for construction of your new RV garage in Arizona can range from many weeks (for a typical RV garage) up to 6 or more weeks (like if you are adding a second-story or a workshop on a custom-designed garage).

Where in Arizona do your RV garage builders work?

Our garage builders serve most of Arizona including Phoenix & Tucson plus... (scroll down)

Alpine
Bullhead City
Camp Verde
Flagstaff
Florence
Greer
Kingman
Lake Havasu City
New River
Payson
Prescott
Pine
Sedona
Show Low
Safford
Superior
Thatcher
Wickenburg

To see the metro Phoenix service area of our RV garage builders, click here.

How much will it cost to build an RV garage in Arizona?

If there is no foundation currently, then prices range from just under $40 per square foot to well over $50 (with larger garages tending to cost less per square foot). That is also assuming that the soil is ready (flat, cleared, etc).

Naturally, the exact cost of custom garage construction jobs will be easier to estimate once the main details of the specific RV garage are clear to the estimator. There will be a few variables that will allow people to keep the basic costs low (like the exterior surface of the garage and the angle of the roofline, like a roof that is flat or only slightly sloped tends to cost less than roof with a high central peak). If you have an HOA though, you probably won't have as much flexibility as people in rural locations.

What about the dimensions? We have had requests for RV garages that were not only deep but wide (like 40 feet wide or more). On the other extreme, some people have a small or mid-sized motor home (rather than a 30 to 45 foot "class A" RV). So, if your motor home is under 20 feet in length, then you may just need a relatively normal garage, but with a ceiling and garage door that are slightly higher than usual.

When you contact a garage addition estimator in Arizona through this site, it is best to let us know your top priorities, such as keeping the budget modest, urgency of fast completion, or anything else. To request your consultation now, click contact your new RV garage contractor.

These two photos show a 2-story RV garage recently built by one of our RV garage builders. (To see more photos from that project, scroll right or click here. Those include views of the guest suite and loft within the RV garage, plus exterior photos of the RV garage home near Phoenix AZ.)

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The next two slides below are an RV garage home near Phoenix AZ. (To see more photos from that project, click here. Those include lots of interior photos of this RV garage home in Arizona.)

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The two slides below show the before and after photos for another RV garage in Arizona

(Scroll down to more photos from that project. The first photos below show the excavation that was done so that the driveway up to the RV garage would be flat at street level. Why? So that the highest point of the roof of the new RV garage would not violate the restrictions of the city and HOA.)

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an eqarly stage photo of the new RV garage during construction. Here is the next stage of framing at a similar angle another angle of that same stage of construction.

Here is another set of before & after photos for an RV garage in Phoenix

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The two slides below show two angles of another recently completed RV garage built in Phoenix
(Scroll down to see all of the photos from that project, including a room addition & other renovations .)

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Here is a detailed slideshow of some of the first stages in the construction of the above attached RV garage (plus an extension on the master bedroom and a bell tower). For details, put your mouse over each image.

a view of one side of the new RV garage during construction. Here is the next stage, with the rear wall of the garage and the second side wall (to the left). Note that on the right of the photo, the front wall of the RV garage (where the garage door will be) has already been framed and that section is leaning at a slight angle. another angle of that same stage of construction. Notice the tower that accents the front entry. Our garage builders also built that at the same time as building the custom garage. Here you can see the stonework on the tower, plus the sidewalk leading up to it. The tall structure at the far left is the new RV garage. another angle showing off the new curb appeal Finally, at the same home, here is a room addition that was added to the side of the master bedroom. The new addition is actually just a large walk-in closet. The closet goes 8 feet beyond the bedroom and is 20 feet deep, adding 160 square feet to the total interior of this  house.


Here is a detached RV garage that includes upper stories:
(To see more photos of the construction of this garage, click here: garage addition.)

During:
Custom Home Addition & Garage Construction
After:
Custom Home Addition & Garage Construction

Here is a custom-built addition with a casita or guest house attached to a 1-car garage & RV garage in north Phoenix:

Casita & Attached RV Garage




HomeAdvisor reports that most garages built near Arizona cost between
$9,200 and $44,000 to build, with an average of just under $26,500 (as of 04-11-2018).
RV garages tend to be much higher than average in cost (like $40-50/sf).


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