Reviewed by the Benton Metal Depot team · Updated
Are you running out of room in the driveway, shed or workshop? A metal garage can put vehicles, tools and equipment under one roof. Benton Metal Depot supplies garage packages to customers in Waynesville and across Brantley, with different building sizes depending on the amount of space the property owner needs.
Key Points
- ◦Benton Metal Depot is approximately 124.2 miles from Waynesville.
- ◦Doors, windows and other selections can change the final cost of a garage.
- ◦A metal garage can be used as parking, storage, equipment and work space under the same roof.
- ◦Get the final garage dimensions before completing permanent site work.
- ◦Delivery to Waynesville is currently estimated at 1 to 2 weeks.
At a Glance
| Permit threshold |
Not found — the county publishes a permit fee structure for accessory structures ($0.25/sq ft or $75 minimum, whichever is greater) but no explicit sqft exemption threshold was located, implying a permit may be required regardless of size. Needs direct confirmation (912-462-8743 / 912-462-5256).
As of 2026 · Source |
|---|---|
| Setback (side/rear) |
Per the Brantley County Land Use Ordinance (adopted 9/8/2016), accessory buildings/uses on non-residential lots must comply with the same front/side/rear yard requirements as the principal Land Use district in which they sit; specific footage figures by district were not retrieved from available excerpts.
As of 2026 · Source |
| Wind load zone |
Inland/near-coastal Georgia (Nahunta) — roughly 115-125 mph (ASCE 7, Exposure C); Brantley County sits just inland of the coastal GA counties (Camden/Glynn) so its mapped speed is likely somewhat lower than the ~130 mph coastal band but higher than deep-interior GA. NOT a verified figure; must be confirmed with a GA-licensed engineer or the county building official.
As of 2026 · Source |
| Panel type/gauge |
29-gauge and 26-gauge Rib panels -- Benton's existing standard gauge/profile for pole-barn, carport, and agricultural structures.
As of 2026 · Source |
| Drive time from Statesboro |
151
As of 2026 · Source |
Permits & Setbacks in Brantley County
Brantley treats a metal garage like any other accessory structure: under Not found — the county publishes a permit fee structure for accessory structures ($0.25/sq ft or $75 minimum, whichever is greater) but no explicit sqft exemption threshold was located, implying a permit may be required regardless of size. Needs direct confirmation (912-462-8743 / 912-462-5256). square feet, Brantley County Planning & Building Department typically doesn't require a full permit, but the Per the Brantley County Land Use Ordinance (adopted 9/8/2016), accessory buildings/uses on non-residential lots must comply with the same front/side/rear yard requirements as the principal Land Use district in which they sit; specific footage figures by district were not retrieved from available excerpts. setback rule still governs where it can sit on the lot.
Delivery to Waynesville
Metal garage delivery to Waynesville can take about 1 to 2 weeks. Use that time to take care of permits and get the site ready if work is needed beforehand. If you're hiring someone for grading or concrete, coordinate those jobs around the delivery schedule instead of trying to squeeze everything in at the last minute.
Representative product photo — a Brantley County-specific project photo is pending (rotates in from Trey's weekly upload per the freshness cadence).
FAQ
Should I pour the concrete before ordering the garage?
Get the garage specifications nailed down first. You want to know the correct dimensions and make sure the planned location meets the rules for Waynesville before putting permanent concrete in the ground. It's much easier to adjust a garage plan on paper than to deal with a slab that was poured in the wrong place or at the wrong size.
How long does it take to get a metal garage delivered to Waynesville?
Current delivery time to Waynesville is approximately 1 to 2 weeks. If your project also involves permitting, grading or concrete, don't wait to do those jobs until the garage is almost ready. Use the delivery window to get the property prepared, and base your schedule on the estimate given for your order.
How much extra room should I allow around my vehicles?
Don't measure a car and make the garage barely wider than the vehicle. You need enough room to open the doors, get in and out, walk around it and reach anything stored nearby. With two vehicles, remember the space between them too. Adding a little breathing room during planning can make a big difference once you use the garage every day.
Can I put a metal garage beside my house?
You may be able to, but don't assume every open spot on the property is buildable. Brantley County Planning & Building Department has requirements that can affect garage placement, including a current setback of Per the Brantley County Land Use Ordinance (adopted 9/8/2016), accessory buildings/uses on non-residential lots must comply with the same front/side/rear yard requirements as the principal Land Use district in which they sit; specific footage figures by district were not retrieved from available excerpts.. Check the rules for your address before choosing the location, particularly if you're working with limited room between the house and property line.
What can I keep in a metal garage?
Cars and trucks are obvious, but metal garages can also hold lawn equipment, tools, recreational gear and general storage. Larger buildings can leave room for work areas, too. Make a list of what you intend to keep inside before choosing the building size. It's easy to underestimate how quickly floor space disappears.
Can my metal garage have windows and different doors?
The available configuration depends on the garage package, but doors and windows should be considered while you're planning the layout. Think about where vehicles will enter, where you want a regular walk door and whether natural light is needed inside. Making those decisions early helps you choose a layout that works instead of adding features wherever they'll fit.
How far is Benton Metal Depot from Waynesville?
Benton Metal Depot's Statesboro location is approximately 124.2 miles from Waynesville. The company serves residents throughout Brantley, including communities such as Fendig, Hortense, O Neal and Needmore. Current delivery time for a metal garage to the Waynesville area is about 1 to 2 weeks.
How close can my metal garage be to the property line?
The current setback in Waynesville is Per the Brantley County Land Use Ordinance (adopted 9/8/2016), accessory buildings/uses on non-residential lots must comply with the same front/side/rear yard requirements as the principal Land Use district in which they sit; specific footage figures by district were not retrieved from available excerpts., although you should confirm the requirement for your particular property with Brantley County Planning & Building Department. A setback controls how close the building can be to certain property boundaries. Check that distance before you settle on a location, especially when space on the lot is tight.
Definitions
- ◦ Clear Span
- Open floor space between the building's exterior supports without interior columns getting in the way.
- ◦ Wall Panel
- Formed metal sheet used to enclose and protect the exterior walls of the garage.
- ◦ Setback
- The required amount of space between your garage and a property line, road or another boundary covered by local rules.
- ◦ Gable
- The triangular wall section found at the end of a building with a pitched roof.
- ◦ Overhead Door
- The large door that opens upward to let cars, trucks or equipment move in and out of the garage.
- ◦ Building Permit
- Approval from the local government to construct a building under the building and zoning rules that apply to the property.
- ◦ Trim
- The finished metal pieces used along corners, roof edges, openings and other transitions on the building.
- ◦ Eave Height
- The height of the sidewall measured to the point where the wall and roof meet.
- ◦ Building Footprint
- The amount of ground the garage takes up, based on its outside width and length.
- ◦ Roof Panel
- A formed sheet of metal that makes up part of the garage's exterior roof surface.
Waynesville, Brantley County — At a Glance
- Permit Authority Name
- Brantley County Planning & Building Department
- Permit Authority Url
- https://brantleycounty-ga.gov/planning--building
- Permit Threshold Sqft
- Not found — the county publishes a permit fee structure for accessory structures ($0.25/sq ft or $75 minimum, whichever is greater) but no explicit sqft exemption threshold was located, implying a permit may be required regardless of size. Needs direct confirmation (912-462-8743 / 912-462-5256).
- Setback Feet Side Rear
- Per the Brantley County Land Use Ordinance (adopted 9/8/2016), accessory buildings/uses on non-residential lots must comply with the same front/side/rear yard requirements as the principal Land Use district in which they sit; specific footage figures by district were not retrieved from available excerpts.
- Wind Load Zone
- Inland/near-coastal Georgia (Nahunta) — roughly 115-125 mph (ASCE 7, Exposure C); Brantley County sits just inland of the coastal GA counties (Camden/Glynn) so its mapped speed is likely somewhat lower than the ~130 mph coastal band but higher than deep-interior GA. NOT a verified figure; must be confirmed with a GA-licensed engineer or the county building official.
- Coastal
- Drive Miles
- 124.2
- Drive Minutes
- 151
- Nearby Towns
- Fendig, Hortense, O Neal, Needmore
- Delivery Weeks In Stock
- 1
- Delivery Weeks Custom
- 2
- Panel Type Gauge
- 29-gauge and 26-gauge Rib panels -- Benton's existing standard gauge/profile for pole-barn, carport, and agricultural structures.
- Color Count
- 7
Why Benton Metal Depot
Benton Metal Depot has been working with metal building products in Statesboro since 2004. That local experience is important when you're planning a garage in Waynesville and trying to sort through materials, building specifications and the rest of the project details. Benton works with homeowners, contractors and property owners throughout the region.
Ready to talk through your metal garages project in Waynesville?
Sources
- Internal: category-data.php (pole-barns / agricultural-pole-barns copy) (2026)
- color-collection.php Weather XL Rib/PBR color chart: Polar White, Pebble Gray, Granite, Onyx, Vanilla, Sand, Chocolate (29ga; 5 of the 7 also available in 26ga). Real Benton color count for this panel line -- not confirmed as the specific palette Jim/Trey intend to offer for metal garages. (2026)
- https://brantleycounty-ga.gov/planning--building (2026)
- Land Use Ordinance for Brantley County, Georgia (adopted 9/8/2016), https://www.sgrc.us/documents/localgovernmentservices/development/4ad60d41e5b8542a349de9376b720273.pdf — needs direct lookup of the district table (2026)
- General ASCE 7 range inferred from proximity to coastal Georgia counties (aggregated from windload.solutions and similar secondary sources) — no county-specific or primary map source found (2026)
- Given/client spec — Brantley County is inland Georgia (2026)
- Computed 2026-09-16: GeoNames zip centroid -> OSRM public routing engine (real driving route from Statesboro, Bulloch County, GA). Deterministic and reproducible, but a free public demo routing server, not Google Maps -- spot-check a sample before confirming. (2026)
- Computed 2026-09-16: same OSRM routing result as drive_miles, converted from seconds. (2026)
- Computed 2026-09-16: 4 nearest cities in benton_service_area_cities.php by straight-line (haversine) distance from zip centroid. (2026)
- Bulk-set via dev-fact-review.php (2026)
