Comfort Expert Builders builds custom RV garages in Star, Idaho and across the Treasure Valley. We size the bay, the door and the building to fit your RV and your lot. We can add car bays, RV hookups, power, heat and a bathroom. Every RV garage is stick-framed, and we handle all the permits. Call (208) 991-8068.
An RV is a big investment. Sun, snow and wind wear it down fast when it sits outside. A covered, closed RV garage keeps it dry and safe all year.
We do not start with a stock plan. We start with your RV. We look at its length, height and width. We check the roof AC, the ladder and anything else that sticks up. Then we plan a bay that fits it with room to walk around.
If you might buy a bigger RV later, tell us. We can plan for that now, so you do not outgrow the garage.
The door is often the first thing people ask about. An RV needs a taller and wider door than a car. We size the door to your RV’s height and width, with extra room for safe backing.
Bay depth matters too. A long motorhome or fifth-wheel needs a long bay. We set the depth to fit your RV and leave space at the front or back for storage or a workbench.
The size of the whole building depends on your land. Setbacks, slope and driveway access all shape what fits. We plan the RV garage to fit your lot and the local rules.
Many owners want more than one bay. We often build an RV bay next to one or more car bays under one roof. That way your RV, your cars and your toys all have a home.
You can also add:
Want living space built in? See our page on RV garages with living quarters.
An RV garage is more than a big box with a tall door. A little planning up front makes it much easier to use every day.
Start with how you pull in and out. We look at your driveway, the turning room on your lot and which side the door should face. A good layout means less backing and fewer tight corners.
Next, think about what else lives in the garage. Many owners want room at the front or side of the bay for a workbench, shelves or gear for trips. Some want space to open the RV’s slide-outs indoors so they can load up without going outside.
Then think ahead. If you might trade up to a longer or taller RV, we can size the bay and door for that now. It costs far less to plan for it today than to change the building later.
Idaho winters are hard on an RV left outside. A closed, stick-framed garage keeps snow, sun and wind off it all year.
We build every RV garage with stick framing on a concrete slab. We do not build pole barns or steel buildings.
Stick framing is easy to insulate and finish. It takes the same siding, trim and roofing as your house. So your RV garage can look like it was always part of the property.
We handle the full project from start to finish:
You choose what goes inside. We build it to your plan.
An RV garage is a large building, so it almost always needs a permit. Your city or county sets the rules on size, height and how close the building can sit to your property lines.
We pull all the permits and work with the inspectors. If you live in Canyon County outside a city, the county’s Building Department handles permits. Inside a city, the city does. If you have an HOA, there may be extra rules. We help you with those too.
We are based in Star. We build RV garages across the Treasure Valley, including Star, Boise, Middleton, Caldwell, Emmett and Kuna. We help you find the best spot on your land.
Want to see more? Browse all our shops and garages.
We are a family-owned Star builder, and RV garages are one of the ways we help Treasure Valley families make the most of their land.
It depends on your RV. We measure your RV’s height, including the roof AC and anything else on top. Then we size the door with extra room.
Big enough for your RV plus room to walk around it. Many owners also add car bays or storage. We size the building to your RV, your needs and your lot.
Yes. We plan the bay around your RV’s length, height and width. If you plan to upgrade later, we can size for that too.
Yes. We can add power, water and a dump connection if you want them.
Local rules decide whether you can live in an RV on your property. If you want a place to stay, an RV garage with living quarters may be a better fit. We can talk through your options.
The cost depends on size, site work and what you add inside. We give you a clear estimate after we see your lot.
A well-built RV garage adds covered storage and usable space to your property. How much value it adds depends on your home, your lot and your market. A local real estate agent can give you the best read.
Tell us about your RV and your land. We will come out, look at your lot and plan a garage that fits. Call (208) 991-8068 or fill out the form.
