Metal RV Covers That Protect Your Investment Year-Round

Custom-sized metal RV covers built tall and wide enough for your rig, engineered to stand up to wind, hail, UV exposure, and whatever the weather brings.

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The MBO Metal RV Cover

Built Steel Strong. Built to Last.

An RV is one of the most significant purchases most people make, and leaving it uncovered is one of the most common ways people accelerate its deterioration. UV exposure fades and cracks roof membranes, seals, and exterior surfaces. Hail causes damage that isn’t always immediately visible but shows up in warranty claims and repair bills. Prolonged moisture exposure invites leaks and mold. A quality RV cover prevents all of it.

Metal RV covers, also known as RV carports, are the most durable long-term solution for protecting a motorhome, fifth wheel, or travel trailer. Galvanized steel holds up against the weather that fabric covers can’t — UV degradation, hail damage, wind stress — and does it for years with minimal maintenance. Unlike fabric covers that need to be replaced every few seasons, a steel RV cover is a one-time investment built to outlast the vehicle it protects.

MBO builds metal RV covers sized to your specific rig, not to a generic dimension you have to work around. We ask for your RV’s actual dimensions — height, width, and length — and design the cover with real clearance so getting in and out is practical, not just technically possible.

The Difference

Sized for Your Rig, Not the Average One

Protection from What Actually Damages RVs

UV rays crack seals and fade surfaces. Hail dents panels and damages roof membranes. Weather accelerates deterioration across the board. A metal RV cover stops all of it at the source.
Built Tall and Wide for Your Actual Rig

RV covers that aren't sized properly create as many problems as they solve. We spec the height and width for your specific vehicle, with clearance that makes entry and exit practical.
Durable Steel vs. Fabric Covers

Fabric RV covers degrade, tear, and need replacement every few years. Galvanized steel holds up against wind, hail, and UV exposure for years — it's a better investment over any time horizon longer than a few seasons.
Versatile Coverage for Multiple Vehicles

A properly sized RV cover can shelter more than just the motorhome. Multi-vehicle configurations, extended lengths, and side panels can be added to protect boats, trailers, or other vehicles alongside the RV.

Not sure what size RV Cover you need?

A building specialist can help you figure out the right size, style, and configuration for your project.

Ways to Use RV Covers

Metal RV covers protect a wide range of large vehicles and recreational equipment:

Class A motorhomes — the largest and tallest configuration; height and width clearance are critical
Class B and C motorhomes — more compact but still benefit significantly from overhead protection
Fifth wheel trailers — tall kingpin profile requires adequate clearance at the front
Travel trailers — range from compact to large; all benefit from UV and weather protection
Boats on trailers — a common multi-use configuration alongside RV coverage
Horse trailers and livestock haulers — large footprint vehicles that need similar clearance to RVs
Multiple-vehicle configurations — extended or multi-bay covers that shelter the RV alongside a truck, boat, or other vehicles

If you’re storing more than one large vehicle and want them all covered, that’s a configuration worth designing for from the start rather than trying to add to later.

Customize Your RV Cover

MBO’s metal RV shelters are built to your vehicle’s specifications and your property’s requirements:

Height — tall enough for your specific RV with practical overhead clearance; we ask for actual vehicle height before designing
Width — sized for your RV with room to walk alongside and open slide-outs if applicable
Length — full vehicle length plus overhang clearance at both ends
Multi-vehicle configurations — extended or side-by-side layouts for covering additional vehicles alongside the RV
Side panels — open, partial, or fully enclosed options; side panels add weather protection and security
End panels and doors — enclosed configurations with roll-up or swing doors for fully enclosed storage
Roof style — vertical roof recommended for RV covers; best at shedding rain and protecting against hail
Anchor system — concrete, asphalt, or ground anchor options depending on your site
Colors and finishes — roof, panels, and trim in a range of color options

Use the free 3D Designer to start configuring your RV cover before your first conversation with us.

Metal RV Covers built to last and designed to work.

RV covers are a straightforward product that still gets sized and engineered wrong more often than it should. The most common mistakes are inadequate clearance — a cover that technically fits the vehicle’s dimensions but leaves no room to operate slide-outs or walk alongside — and under-engineering for local wind loads, which becomes obvious the first time a serious storm rolls through.

MBO asks for your RV’s actual dimensions before we design anything, and we add real working clearance, not just enough to meet the spec. We also build to your local wind certification requirements so the cover holds up under the conditions your area actually experiences.

Delivery and professional installation are included in every quote. You’re not coordinating a separate installation crew or managing multiple vendors.

Competitive Pricing

Monthly markdowns, seasonal savings, and financing options.

Delivery & Install

We do it all. Delivery and installation are included in your quoted building price.

One Specialist

A dedicated point of contact who knows your project.

Customer Reviews

Trusted by Customers Across the Nation

From backyard garages to large commercial builds, customers across the country trust MBO for honest guidance, competitive pricing, and a team that delivers what they promise.

4.6

Based on 248 reviews

joyce S.

3 days ago

Excellent quality very, very happy! Will use again if I ever need another building

John D.

4 days ago

I ordered a custom 24’ x 34’ garage and carport for my ranch. I had the concrete done and designed this based on their plans. It worked perfectly. Blaine did a great job designing the unit and communicating up to the handoff to the manufacturer. The install crew did a great job and cleaned up the construction site very well. As a Homebuilder and ranch owner, I’m very happy.

Marcus H.

5 days ago

Very pleased with the install, Issac and customer service great job!

Jose L.

5 days ago

we had a great experience! The process was easy and the team did an amazing job from design to build. thank you!

FAQs

The right size depends on your RV’s actual dimensions (height, width, and length), a rule that holds true for motorhome covers of any size. As a baseline, add at least 1 to 2 feet of overhead clearance above your RV’s peak height, enough width to fully extend any slide-outs with room to walk alongside, and enough length to cover the full vehicle with some overhang at each end. Give us your RV’s actual specs and we’ll design the cover to fit correctly.

Yes, and this is a common configuration. An extended cover can shelter your RV plus a boat on a trailer, a truck, or other vehicles alongside it. A multi-bay setup can also provide individual covered bays for each vehicle. If you’re planning to cover multiple vehicles, tell your building specialist from the start — it’s much easier to design for from the beginning than to add on later.

Yes. Proper anchoring is critical for wind resistance and structural stability. Anchor type depends on your foundation: concrete anchors for a slab, auger anchors for ground installations. MBO factors the right anchor system into the design for your site and your local wind requirements.

Yes. Side panels, end panels, and roll-up or swing doors can be added to fully enclose an RV cover, providing security and complete weather protection. A fully enclosed configuration essentially becomes a garage for your RV. If full or partial enclosure is something you’re considering, we can design for it from the start — or design the original cover with future enclosure in mind if you’re not ready to commit to it now.

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