Two cars, a workbench, the mower, the kids’ bikes, and the growing pile of “we’ll deal with it later” — a single bay was never going to cover it. Our two-car garages give you the room a real household actually uses, without the permits, the contractors, or the weeks of your yard being a construction zone. Amish-built, delivered to your property, and set in place in a fraction of the time a stick-built addition would take.
If both vehicles have been trading off the driveway all winter, or your one-car setup filled up the day you finished it, a double wide garage is the upgrade that finally puts everything under one roof.
Contact Us Today!Attaching a two-car garage to your home is a serious project: excavation, framing, tie-ins, inspections, and a timeline that tends to stretch. A detached two-car garage skips the disruption entirely. Both cars stay protected, you reclaim the storage that’s been spilling into the house, and nothing about your existing home gets torn into.
And most people don’t stop at parking. The extra width leaves room for a workshop along one wall, a lawn-and-garden corner, shelving for totes and tools, or a dedicated space for the boat and gear that Eastern Maryland living tends to accumulate. Two bays wide is the footprint — how you divide it up is your call.
Options & Colors · Photo Gallery · Get a Quote · Download Our Catalog
Check out our in-stock structures today!
A one-car garage solves half the problem. Two cars means two cars actually fit — not one parked inside and one still fighting for space in the driveway every winter morning.
But the real value shows up in the width you didn’t expect to need. That extra bay becomes a workbench that doesn’t have to be broken down and put away, a spot for the mower and yard equipment that’s currently living in the shed you already outgrew, or shelving that finally gets the totes and seasonal gear out of the basement. Families on the water add a corner for kayaks and gear; anyone doing their own projects gets a real workshop instead of a card table in the driveway.
It’s also the option that doesn’t touch your house. No excavation, no tie-ins, no inspectors walking through your kitchen for three weeks. We build it, deliver it, and set it in place — your home stays exactly as it was, just with a lot more room around it.
Popular add-ons customers tend to go with:
Overhead Doors with Glass — Bring natural light into both bays and give the front of the garage a cleaner, more finished look.
1-Foot Overhang — A small change that does a lot for how the structure sheds rain and holds up over the years.
Ramp — Worth it if you’re regularly rolling a mower, motorcycle, or equipment in and out.
Extra Windows — Easy way to brighten a workshop side without relying on the overhead lights.
There’s more available than what’s listed here. When you reach out, ask us what makes sense for how you plan to use the space.
When it comes time to buy a garage, you need the right size and features for your needs. Our modular two-car garages provide homeowners with plenty of space – perfect if some is needed as parking or even an office area! These structures also offer lower installation costs than traditional garages which means more cash available towards customization options (or just getting everything out-of the old unit!)
Options & Colors
Photo Gallery
Nobody wants a detached garage that reads as an afterthought parked in the side yard. That’s a fair concern, and we hear it often. Between roof style, siding, door layout, and color, there’s enough flexibility in what we offer that the finished garage should look like it was part of the property all along.
Siding comes in Vinyl, Duratemp, and Board and Batten. Door options include carriage, glass-panel, and solid styles, and modular two-car garages come standard with two single garage doors. Windows range from simple barn sash up to half-moon and sunburst if you want a little more character. Most homes, we can match it.
Amish builders have been doing this work for generations — not as a marketing line, but because the methods genuinely hold up. Tight joinery, materials chosen for how long they last, and a finished structure that feels noticeably different from a kit you’d bolt together yourself or a factory-line building dropped off a flatbed.
We’ve been working with customers across Eastern Maryland and Delaware since 2012 — Queenstown, Annapolis, Baltimore, Delaware, and the DC area. When you have questions, we’re reachable Wednesday through Friday 9am to 5pm and Saturday 10am to 4pm, with an after-hours line for anything urgent.
If you have a rough idea of what you’re after, that’s enough to get started. Stop by the lot in Queenstown or give us a call. We’ll walk through what fits your property and your budget, and be straight with you about what it’s going to cost.
