
Two rooflines, nine sizes, and whatever you need it for.
Every shed is stick-built onsite by a licensed local builder, framed like a house and priced by zip.
Five questions get you your local price and your builder. What brought you here today?
Storage at standard height, workshops on taller walls.
Smaller sizes, standard wall height. Larger sizes, taller walls. Your builder builds any size in between, and larger, up to 16x40.
6x8 shed
A push mower, two bikes on hooks, and the garden tools.
Floor plan and price →Custom size8x8 shed
Between the 6x8 and the 8x10.
Floor plan and price →Storage · 80 sq ft8x10 shed
The mower, the bikes, and the patio furniture over winter.
Floor plan and price →Storage · 96 sq ft8x12 shed
Everything in the garage that is not the car.
Floor plan and price →Storage · 100 sq ft10x10 shed
A riding mower plus shelving down one wall.
Floor plan and price →Workshop · 120 sq ft10x12 shed
A workbench along one wall and room to walk around a project.
Floor plan and price →Workshop · 160 sq ft10x16 shed
A bench, tool storage, and the riding mower in one building.
Floor plan and price →Workshop · 192 sq ft12x16 shed
A full workshop: bench, table saw, and a wall of lumber storage.
Floor plan and price →Workshop · 240 sq ft12x20 shed
A workshop on one end and storage on the other, with a loft above.
Floor plan and price →Modern or Traditional.
A single-slope roof or a gable, each at standard wall height for storage or on taller walls for a workshop.
The Modern shed
A single-slope roof and clean lines, at standard wall height for storage or on taller walls with a row of transom windows for a workshop. It is the design that started the urban style shed, and it is built in your yard, not on a lot.
See the roofline →RooflineThe Traditional shed
A classic gable roof, double doors and a side window, framed the way a house is. At standard wall height for storage, or on taller walls with a transom row for a workshop.
See the roofline →What it is for.
The jobs people plan a shed around, with the sizes that suit each and what your builder adds on a custom quote.
A bike shed
Two to four bikes on wall hooks, the helmets, locks and pump on a shelf, and a door wide enough to walk one out without moving the others. A 6x8 does it; an 8x10 leaves room for the mower too.
Read more →Storage shedsA garden shed
A potting bench under the window, the long-handled tools on the wall, the bags of soil under the bench and the mower at the back. A 6x8 for the tools; an 8x10 or 8x12 when the mower and the wheelbarrow come too.
Read more →Storage shedsA cedar shed
Western red cedar tongue and groove is the second siding we offer, beside LP SmartSide. It is the choice for a natural finish that weathers to silver or takes a clear coat, on any size and either roofline.
Read more →Workshop shedsA she shed
A building of your own, thirty steps from the back door. Taller walls, daylight from the transom row, a door and a window placed where the yard wants them. A 10x12 is the usual start; a 10x16 leaves room for storage at one end.
Read more →Workshop shedsA man cave shed
A workshop-size building with taller walls and the transom row up high, a door and windows where you want them, and the frame to hang a screen on. A 10x12 for a couple of chairs; a 12x16 when the bench and the fridge come too.
Read more →Workshop shedsA home office shed
Taller walls, daylight from the transom row, a window over the desk and a door to the garden. A 10x12 holds a desk, a chair and shelving with room to turn around; a 10x16 adds a second desk or a storage end.
Read more →Workshop shedsAn insulated shed
House-grade framing on 16-inch centers is what makes a shed worth insulating: standard batts fit between the studs, and the roof structure carries a ceiling. The shell is built onsite; most builders insulate and finish it on a custom quote.
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Five questions get you your local price and your builder. What brought you here today?