ᐅ Realistic Carport Costs? How Much Did Your Carport Cost?

Created on: 6 Sep 2017 13:59
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Zaba12
Hello everyone,

After casually asking my architect about the costs for our planned carport, he estimated, based on volume calculations, that the carport would cost around €19,000.

The carport is planned to be about 6.25m x 8.5m (20.5ft x 27.9ft), including a storage room and a bicycle room—basically a classic double carport with two lockable sliding doors at the back for storing garden equipment.

Does anyone here have experience if this figure is accurate? My parents had a brick-faced double garage with a sectional door about 15 years ago (they got around +€5,000 for it), which might be comparable.

Maybe the architect had something like that in mind, which actually matches my ideas. See the picture


Modern white house with carport made of wooden slats, entrance door, planter, paved area.
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winnetou78
6 Sep 2017 17:03
That’s fair, but at 6.00 meters (20 feet) wide, you’re looking at around 15,000 again.
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Alex85
6 Sep 2017 17:03
6x9 m (20x30 ft) carport with 3 m (10 ft) storage room at the back, two doors, green roof option, one side and rear with rhombus cladding, freestanding, including foundations, 21,000 euros
HAL061206 Sep 2017 18:31
Or just go for a slightly better construction kit. Try typing into Google: CARPORT FLAT ROOF AVUS IX 600X800
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winnetou78
6 Sep 2017 20:53
Sure, acceptable for the price, but only 12 posts [emoji45]
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Zaba12
6 Sep 2017 20:59
Alex85 schrieb:
6x9 m (20x30 ft) carport with 3 m (10 ft) storage room at the back, two doors, green roof possible, one side and the rear in rhombus cladding, freestanding, including foundations 21,000 EUR

This is the direction it will go. Then the architect was really right.
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Alex85
6 Sep 2017 21:06
Zaba12 schrieb:
This is the direction it will go. Then the architect was really right.

The price is because the material is wood and can be greened (vegetated). If the latter is not required, it definitely gets cheaper.
This has nothing to do with a hardware store anymore.