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The size book

Start with what
needs a home.

Measure the big things first. Leave a path to get them out again. We help turn that list into a shed that fits the yard.

Three useful footprints

8 × 10 feet

from $3,900

80 square feet. A mower, hand tools and a narrow shelf, with a path between them.

10 × 12 feet

from $5,400

120 square feet. Bikes and garden equipment, with more room to move around stored items.

12 × 16 feet

from $7,900

192 square feet. Larger equipment and storage along the walls; plan door clearance around your widest item.

Base prices include a gable or freestanding lean-to roof, framed floor and walls, exterior siding, roof covering, double doors, on-site assembly and cleanup on a prepared base. Site prep, options, painting, town fees and any applicable tax are separate lines in the quote. These are storage sheds, without electrical or plumbing work.

Same footprint. Two rooflines.

Gable shed with a centered roof ridge and two sloping sides

Gable

A centered ridge and two roof slopes. A familiar shape with useful height through the middle.

Freestanding lean-to shed with one roof plane sloping to the back

Lean-to

One roof plane, sloping toward the back. Freestanding, with no attachment to the house. We plan where runoff will go.

Both styles start at the size prices above. Final height and placement belong in the town review before the build.

Make it useful inside and out

Entry ramp

from $280

A 4-foot-wide ramp for rolling equipment through the doors. Final length depends on the finished floor height.

Opening window

$240 each

One 24 × 24-inch opening window with a screen, placed where storage will not block it.

Wall shelving

$180 per section

One 6-foot-long, 16-inch-deep shelf section. We agree on height and placement around the things you store.

Put it on paper first

Who checks the setback?

You check the setback; we can draw the plan. Ask your town about property-line distances, size and height limits, permits and any survey they need. Share those requirements before we finalize the footprint.

Can you build in winter?

Winter build slots run December 2026–February 2027. A prepared base, clear access and town approvals need to be ready first. Frozen ground, snow or unsafe working weather can delay site prep or assembly.

A place for the things in your way.

Start with the footprint. We will work through the site, the roof and the useful extras.

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