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Bannock County · Idaho

Metal buildings in Pocatello, ID.

We supply detached garages, shops, storage buildings and more across Pocatello. Our work reaches from the older neighborhoods along the Portneuf River to the benches above town, and anywhere else you’re building.

Maximum height

20 ft or the house

Total footprint

Up to the house’s

Ground snow load

45 psf

Frost depth

3 ft

From Pocatello Municipal Code Sections 17.03.600 and 17.06.200 and the city’s general building design specifications.

What people build in Pocatello

A railroad and university city in the Portneuf Valley, with real winters.

Detached garages

25 feet back when facing the street, 10 feet off an alley.

Shops & RV garages

Up to 20 feet, or as tall as the house’s peak if that’s higher.

Storage buildings

Over 200 sq ft, 5 feet from the side and rear lines.

Multiple buildings

Together they can’t cover more ground than the house.

We work in tubular steel, cold-formed steel, steel truss and red iron. See what a steel building costs.

Permitting metal buildings in Pocatello

Pocatello allows accessory buildings by right in every residential zone, within limits on size, height and placement.

Size & height

  • All accessory buildings together can’t have a larger footprint than the house.
  • Height is capped at the house’s peak or 20 feet, whichever is greater.

Placement

  • No accessory buildings in the front or corner setback, and none in easements.
  • Buildings over 200 sq ft sit at least 5 feet from interior side and rear lines; street-facing garages sit 25 feet back.

Design loads

  • The city designs for a 45 psf ground snow load and a 35 psf roof snow load.
  • Footings go 3 feet deep, and wind design uses 115 mph in Exposure C.

In Pocatello, the house sets the ceiling. Your accessory buildings can’t out-cover the house, and the height cap rises with the house’s roofline. We measure what you already have before we size the new building.

We also serve Chubbuck, Inkom and the rest of Bannock County. See all of Idaho.

Start with a conversation

Let’s talk about your Pocatello project.

Tell us what you’re planning and where you’re building. We’ll help you work out the next steps.

  1. Tell us what and whereSend us the size, how you’ll use the building and the address.
  2. We check the siteWe confirm who permits the address and which code and loads apply.
  3. You get a clear recommendationWe recommend the frame that fits and price it against the alternatives.