A new utility structure could transform the functionality of exterior spaces at your home or business.
For years, our team has taken a focus on providing premium storage structures for residential and commercial customers throughout the Northeast. We have developed a strong reputation for the quality of both our products and customer service, so call today for your free estimate.
We require a deposit totaling 50 percent of the total project cost in order to begin production on your ne storage structure. Deposits can be made using check, money order, or charge card, although the balance of the total due on delivery can be paid using cash as well.
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Do I need to prepare a site?
Yes. Clients are responsible for all preparations required in order to safely deliver a shed.
Are there shed kits available?
Our standard shed options are also available as kits, which can be delivered to your doorstep and assembled onsite for an additional fee.
Why A Professional Should Build Your New Shed
Personalized Attention
Our helpful staff can help you devise and design the ideal storage solution.
Customized Platforms
Build your new utility structure from your choice of layouts and material options.
Fast Production
We can deliver your new storage structure directly to you within 4-6 weeks.
Enduring Craftsmanship
Our utility structures are crafted with long wearing components using proven techniques.
Onsite Delivery
We can position your shed anywhere on your property with the specially designed SHED MULE.
Exceptional Value
Your investment in a custom shed will pay dividends for years to come.
Clients Testimonials
Doris A. Wright
There are an incredible number of ways to get the most out of my new Workshop model. I stow all of my garden equipment inside, and it's also a good space to practice my clarinet.
William T. Cole
The Hi Barn made my choice easy. Space was priority number one, and this design had plenty of it. I also liked the classical barnyard design, it was a unique touch in my urban backyard.
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New Paltz , town (township), Ulster county, southeastern New York, U.S., on the Wallkill River, just northwest of Poughkeepsie; it includes the village of New Paltz. The site was settled by French Huguenots in 1677 who named it for an earlier European refuge, the Rhenish Palatinate (GermanPfalz ). Six stone houses (1692 - 1712), part of the original settlement, are maintained by the Huguenot Historical Society. The evangelist and reformer Sojourner Truth ( c.1797 - 1883) was born and lived in West Park, which then was part of the town and now is part of Esopus town. The village (incorporated 1887) lies in a fertile agricultural area producing wine and fruit. The State University of New York College at New Paltz originated in 1828 as a school for teaching classics. Area 34 square miles (88 square km). Pop. (2000) 12, 830; (2010) 14, 003.Mohonk Preserve, New Paltz, New York, U.S. Index Open
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5 Things to Know Before Buying a Shed
You know you want a shed. But, before you start shopping for shed materials, make sure you've done your homework. If you know the answers to these quick tips you'll be able to pick a shed that best meets your needs and adheres to proper codes in your area.
1. Shed Covenants and Permits Check the restrictions or covenants your neighborhood has for building sheds. For instance, many cities and neighborhoods will dictate the specific distance from a property line or fence line that a shed must be built. This may determine what type and size of shed you can build. Also, do you need to submit any architectural forms to your neighborhood HOA or acquire a building permit from your city?
2. Shed Purpose Think about how you are going to use your shed to help determine what size of shed and features will work best. Are you building a shed for a workshop or gardening where you plan to spend a lot of time in the shed? If you're going to spend a lot of time inside, be sure to think about lighting, ventilation, and roof height needs. Many sheds have extra features like windows that open and full-length roof skylights.
Or, is it simply for storage? If it's for storage, what kind of storage? Large lawn equipment and hanging tools? Outdoor toys, bikes, or pool equipment? Or extra 'attic' type items like clothes and holiday items that are stored in bulky containers? Do you need customizable shelving, hooks, or overhead storage space?
Also keep in mind how you will use the shed to help determine the type and placement of shed doors that will work best for you. If you are storing large lawn equipment, be sure to look for sheds with double doors that open wide. Do you need your doors to be on the shorter side of the shed to give you more straight and deep 'parking' space inside, or on the longer side for easier access to all items?
3. Shed Size Sheds kits are available in almost every size. Always plan on a bigger size than you think you need. For general storage, evaluate your current spatial needs and increase it by 25% to accommodate future storage needs. Just remember, some neighborhoods may have covenants preventing you from building something taller than the fence line so always double check.
4. Shed Foundation The most important part of your shed, regardless of what kind or size of shed you build, is your foundation. Your shed must be built on a level surface or it will not assemble properly. We recommend a cement patio, compacted road base, or creating a pad with compacted pea gravel. Be sure to wait and build your foundation until after you've purchased your shed kit. Some manufacturers will include step-by-step instructions for how to build a foundation specifically sized for the shed you purchased. If your shed does not include foundation instructions, be sure to do some research to learn how to properly build a level foundation. And, make sure your shed is not in a low-lying area to prevent water draining into your shed.
5. Shed Materials The final consideration is what type of shed material you prefer. Basically, there are three options: wood, resin, or metal. Each material offers different advantages. To learn more about each type of material, read our article called 'Which Shed Material is Best for You?' Read More Here
