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Hinds County · Mississippi

Metal buildings in Clinton, MS.

We supply detached garages, storage buildings, workshops and more across Clinton. Our work reaches from the neighborhoods near Olde Towne to the subdivisions off Northside Drive, and anywhere else you’re building.

Maximum height

12 ft

Private garages

20 ft

Maximum size

10% of rear yard or 750 sq ft

From lot lines

5 ft

From the City of Clinton Zoning Ordinance, Section 401.06.

What people build in Clinton

A college town on Jackson’s west side, home to Mississippi College.

Detached garages

Up to 20 feet tall.

Storage buildings

Sheds kept to 12 feet.

Workshops

Hobby space in the rear yard, sized to the lot.

Commercial buildings

Service buildings along the I-20 corridor.

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

Permitting metal buildings in Clinton

The city requires a building permit for every accessory building, and the size of your rear yard sets how big it can be.

Location

  • Accessory buildings are prohibited in front and side yards in every district.
  • In the rear yard, they sit at least 5 feet from side and rear lot lines.

Size & height

  • In residential districts, accessory buildings can cover 10% of the rear yard or 750 sq ft, whichever is less.
  • Height is 12 feet, or 20 feet for private garages, unless the Mayor and Board of Aldermen approve more.

Permits & use

  • Every accessory building needs a building permit.
  • No accessory building can be used for living, sleeping or cooking, and garage apartments are allowed only in the Olde Towne Clinton district.

In Clinton, the rear yard sets the size. A rear yard of 5,000 sq ft allows 500 sq ft of accessory building, and no lot gets more than 750. We measure your rear yard first, then design a garage or shop that uses every foot allowed.

We also serve Raymond, Bolton and the rest of Hinds County. See all of Mississippi.

Start with a conversation

Let’s talk about your Clinton 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.