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True Aluminum Carports. Lanais, pool cages, and carports are everywhere in Central Florida. True Aluminum builds these structures and keeps them in shape with repair services like rescreening.

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[Music] Florida Sun can damage our skin but also our cars trucks and other recreational vehicles true aluminum provides strong aluminum constructed car ports that attach to your home or can be freestanding protect your investments with a quality aluminum carport edition today with true aluminum [Music]

Aluminum October 1, 2019

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Lanais, pool cages, and carports are everywhere in Central Florida. True Aluminum builds these structures and keeps them in shape with repair services like rescreening.

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[Music] Florida Sun can damage our skin but also our cars trucks and other recreational vehicles true aluminum provides strong aluminum constructed car ports that attach to your home or can be freestanding protect your investments with a quality aluminum carport edition today with true aluminum [Music]

Carports: Protecting What the Florida Sun Ruins Slowly

This spot opens with a truth every Florida driveway proves: the sun "can damage our skin, but also our cars, trucks, and other recreational vehicles." The pitch is simple - a strong aluminum carport, attached to your home or freestanding, so your vehicles stop paying the UV tax.

Attached or freestanding: picking the right carport

An attached carport ties into the house structure and shares its roofline, which usually looks the most built-in and shelters the walk to the door. A freestanding carport stands on its own posts anywhere on the lot - beside the shop, over the boat, past the fence line - and spares your fascia the attachment. RVs and boats usually push toward freestanding for the height and placement freedom; daily drivers next to the house usually favor attached.

Spans, posts, and anchoring: what makes a carport survive wind

  • Post spacing and beam size come from engineering, not eyeballing - longer clear spans need deeper beams
  • Posts anchor into concrete footers or an existing slab with engineered anchors; a carport is only as strong as what it grips
  • Height matters twice: clearance for the vehicle, and more wind load for every added foot
  • Carports are permitted structures in Florida, inspected like any other aluminum build - which is what keeps them where you put them in a storm

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