RV Garages & Tall Shops in Eugene
A garage built for your RV, boat, or lifted truck — extra height, extra depth, wide doors, and the power to work in it year-round.
Key Takeaways
- Built for big rigs — tall doors (12–14 ft), deep bays, and a reinforced slab.
- 30/50-amp RV hookups and shop power, installed in-house by a Master Electrician.
- Detached or attached, sized to your specific RV, boat, or lifted truck.
What makes an RV garage different
An RV garage is sized for big rigs: a tall door (often 12–14 ft), a deep bay, reinforced slab, and the electrical to match — including 30- or 50-amp RV hookups and shop circuits. Build it to store and protect your motorhome, boat, or lifted truck, and to actually work in.
Why build one
Oregon weather is hard on an RV left outside. A dedicated garage protects your investment, frees your driveway, and doubles as a heated workshop. Add an apartment or shop space and it earns its keep year-round.
How Red Umbrella builds it
You work directly with owner Bari Swartz — building in the Eugene area since 1969 — with a Supervisory Master Electrician in-house (no subbed-out electrical). We design it, pull and manage every City of Eugene or Lane County permit, and build it start to finish, backed by a 5-year workmanship warranty. Choose traditional stick framing or energy-efficient SIP panels. Up to 120% financing available.
Common questions
How tall does an RV garage need to be?
It depends on your rig — we size the door height and ceiling to your specific RV or boat, with clearance to spare.
Can you add power for my RV?
Yes. With a Supervisory Master Electrician in-house, we install 30- or 50-amp RV hookups and shop power correctly and to code — no subbed-out electrical.
Detached or attached?
Either. We build detached RV garages and shops as well as attached bays, depending on your lot and how you'll use it.
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