
Bay boats · Center consoles · Pontoons
Steel boat covers with taller legs and extra length for the trailer and motor. Engineered for your address, built by Carports Anywhere and installed on your property.
Boat covers from $2,790 installed
Clears windshields, T-tops and towers
Built to resist salt air
Sealed drawings for your address
Delivery and install included
Popular boat covers
Vertical roof, 14-gauge galvanized frame, delivery and installation included.

12′ × 26′ · 10′ legs · Vertical roof
from $2,790
Most popular

12′ × 31′ · 10′ legs · Vertical roof
from $3,385

12′ × 36′ · 12′ legs · Vertical roof
from $4,235
18′ × 31′ · 10′ legs · Vertical roof
from $3,585
20′ × 36′ · 12′ legs · Vertical roof
from $5,035
Any width · Any length
Your design
Prices are from the Carports Anywhere 2026 price list (revised July 16, 2026), installed, with the leg height shown. Engineering, permit fees and sales tax are extra.
Price chart
Every price is a vertical roof, installed. Pick the length that covers the boat, trailer tongue and motor, then the leg height that clears your tallest point.
| Size (W × L) | 10′ legs | 12′ legs | 14′ legs |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12′ × 26′ | $2,790 | $2,970 | $3,300 |
| 12′ × 31′ | $3,385 | $3,605 | $4,000 |
| 12′ × 36′ | $3,985 | $4,235 | $4,695 |
| 18′ × 31′ | $3,585 | $3,805 | $4,200 |
| 18′ × 36′ | $4,185 | $4,435 | $4,895 |
| 20′ × 36′ | $4,785 | $5,035 | $5,495 |
Lengths are roof lengths. The frame is about 1′ shorter.
Size it right
Measure the boat on its trailer, the way it will actually sit under the cover.
01
Tip of the trailer tongue to the end of the motor. Add about 5′ so the roof covers both ends.
02
Ground to the highest point on the trailer: windshield, T-top, tower or antenna. Add at least 1′.
03
12′ fits most trailered boats. Add width for a pontoon, walking room or a second vehicle.
| Boat type | Length on trailer | Height on trailer | Suggested cover |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jon boat / skiff | 14′–20′ | 5′–7′ | 12′ × 26′ · 10′ legs |
| Bay boat | 20′–25′ | 7′–9′ | 12′ × 31′ · 10′ legs |
| Center console with T-top | 22′–30′ | 9′–11′ | 12′ × 31′–36′ · 12′ legs |
| Pontoon | 20′–28′ | 8′–10′ | 18′ × 31′ · 10′ legs |
| Boat with tower | 22′–30′ | 11′–13′ | 12′ × 36′ · 14′ legs |
Typical sizes only. Always measure your own boat and trailer.
Built for the coast
FAQ
A 12′ × 26′ vertical-roof boat cover with 10′ legs starts at $2,790 installed. A 12′ × 31′ cover with 10′ legs starts at $3,385, and a 12′ × 36′ cover with 12′ legs starts at $4,235. Engineering, permit fees and sales tax are extra.
Measure the boat on its trailer from the tip of the tongue to the end of the motor, then add about 5′. For width, 12′ covers most trailered boats; go 18′ to 20′ wide for a pontoon with room to walk or for a boat plus a car.
Measure from the ground to the highest point of the boat on the trailer: windshield, T-top, tower, bimini or trolling motor. Add at least 1′. Most bay boats and center consoles need 10′ to 12′ legs; boats with a T-top or tower often need 12′ to 14′.
Our frames are galvanized steel and the panels are painted, which helps resist corrosion. If you keep a saltwater boat under it, a freshwater rinse of the frame a few times a year helps the finish last.
Yes. A 20′ to 24′ wide cover fits a boat on its trailer beside a car or truck. Tell us both vehicles and we will size it.
Most Florida cities and counties require one for a permanent carport. We prepare sealed engineering for your address and file the permit for you.
Send us your boat length and height on the trailer and your address. We will recommend a size and send a written quote with engineering, permits, delivery and installation spelled out.
Prices from the Carports Anywhere 2026 price list (revised July 16, 2026). Prices subject to change; your written quote is final. Licensed Florida contractor CGC1540551.