Typically on most carports, it’s 10 to 12 feet. We can go higher. We’ve seen 14 in cases where it’s a fire lane. It just comes down to like the higher you go, the bigger the beams that we use, and it directly translates to the cost.
Jonathan: You got to have it in your budget. That’s the end result there. Have it in your budget if you have something in mind. Right now, we’re working on a truck carport, where oil trucks are coming underneath there. So we need a little bit more clearance. You just got to make sure that you have it in your budget, and keep in mind that you will need more steel involved, maybe, in the columns as well as above head and the purlins and so forth.