A: All the problematic things you mention have some type of glue in them. Look into having your garage constructed out of materials made with metal. You could start with metal studs, then do your homework to see how pre-coated aluminum or vinyl siding, and metal or a Hardiback roofing material on wooden lath (no plywood) would work.

Mold grows in moist, dark, unventilated environments, so you should be able to prevent that by making sure your garage stays dry, well-ventilated and not too dark.

Framing with metal studs requires somewhat different skills and tools than building with traditional lumber studs but any general contractor with experience using metal studs should be able to work with you to find other appropriate building materials.

To locate the most appropriate contractors, visit Home Advisor and fill out a service request explaining that you need a garage constructed with metal studs and other special materials, and be matched with the ideal service professional in your area.

-- Tips courtesy of HomeAdvisor.com