Custom Sheds

The maintenance required for your shed depends largely on the materials used. Wooden sheds may need to be sealed or repainted every few years to protect against moisture and pests. Metal sheds should be checked for rust, cleaned periodically, and sometimes repainted to prevent corrosion. Vinyl sheds are the easiest to maintain, requiring only occasional cleaning to keep them looking new. Regular inspections, such as checking for water damage or structural issues, will help prolong the life of your shed.

Of course! We offer a selection of unique customization options to meet all your needs. You can add extra windows for natural light, shelves for organizing, doors or ramps for easier access, and even electrical wiring for lighting or power tools. Customization can also extend to the exterior, including choosing the style of the roof, siding materials, and paint colors. Whether you need a simple storage shed or a fully functional workspace, you can tailor it to your specifications.

Yes, a proper foundation is important for your shed’s stability, longevity, and functionality. Common foundation options include concrete slabs, gravel pads, or pier and beam foundations. A concrete slab offers the most stability, while a gravel pad is a more affordable option that offers good drainage. Pier and beam foundations are another flexible choice, providing excellent airflow and ease of installation. The best foundation depends on your shed size, budget, and the soil conditions of your property.

The best materials for a shed depend on your budget and maintenance preferences. Wood provides a traditional, rustic look and can be customized, but it requires regular maintenance to prevent weathering and rot. Metal sheds are low-maintenance, highly durable, and offer great protection from the elements, but they can lack the aesthetic appeal of wood. Vinyl sheds are also an option, offering low maintenance and weather resistance, but at a higher initial cost. Choose the material that suits your needs, budget, and the local climate.

Permit requirements for sheds depend on the size and location of your property. Generally, sheds larger than a certain square footage (e.g., 100-120 square feet) may require a permit. You’ll also need to check with your local zoning department to confirm whether your shed will need a permit, especially if it’s near property lines or in certain zoning areas. Always research local regulations to ensure your project complies with building codes.

Your two car garage includes custom shop drawings. Our other buildings do not come standard with drawings, but you can find many pictures of similar buildings in our photo galleries. Or you can view many buildings in our 3D Shed Builder.