
Awnings · Canopies · Carports · Build-to-suit
Covered storage, set up the way you need it.
Rent the land, then get your materials out of the sun and rain. Put up your own cover, or have the builders on the park put one up.

Flexible by design
The lot is yours to set up.
Some jobs need a dry place to cut, some need shade for equipment, some need a roof over pallets of finishes. Start with open land and add what the work calls for.
- Awnings & lean-tos
- Steel canopies
- Carports for vehicles
- Shade over pallets
- Open-air work areas
- Portable buildings
Built on the park
The builders are your neighbors.
Most storage lots rent you dirt. This one sits beside companies that design, fabricate and build structures for a living.
General contractor
Designs, permits and builds shells, warehouses and storage buildings.
Metal fabrication
Canopies, sunshades and structural metalwork, made on the park.
Concrete walls
Precast wall panels, for when temporary turns into permanent.
Coatings
Powder and liquid coatings made for Florida's salt air and sun.
Covered storage near you
Out of the weather, close to the coast.
Palm City is a few miles inland from Stuart, close enough to the jobs and far enough from the waterfront.
- Stuart2 mi
- Jensen Beach6 mi
- Port St. Lucie9 mi
- Hobe Sound11 mi
- Indiantown17 mi
- Jupiter19 mi
- Fort Pierce20 mi
- Palm Beach Gardens25 mi
Straight-line miles from Palm City. Map: U.S. Census Bureau boundaries.
FAQ
Common questions
Can I put up a temporary structure on the land I rent?
In most cases, yes: awnings, canopies, carports, shade structures and portable buildings. Tell us what you have in mind and we'll check it against the lot and Martin County's rules.
Can you build the cover for me?
Yes. A licensed general contractor works from the same park, along with a metal fabrication plant and a precast concrete maker. They can design, permit and build it.
What if I need something permanent?
Ask about a build-to-suit. The same builders have put up office, retail, school and warehouse buildings across the Treasure Coast.
Do I need a permit for a canopy or carport?
Most structures need a Martin County building permit, and Florida's wind-load rules apply to temporary cover too. We'll tell you what applies before anything goes up.
Want cover on your lot?
Tell us what needs to stay dry and roughly how big. We'll come back with options for the land and the structure.