The Ease Of Owning An Amish Shed

Building anything can be a daunting task, especially if you want it to last a lifetime. Our Amish Sheds have made building a breeze since they come 100% assembled  (12’ wide sheds need some assembly, see details on pricing page). Truck access and a level area is all you need to get your very own Amish Shed.  If our truck and trailer can’t make it to where you need the shed to go, our sheds can also be pulled into locations with equipment such as a large tractor, skid steer, backhoe, excavator, or even a 4×4 pick up truck.  We have also craned our sheds into position.  We have customers who just can’t get a fully built unit it to their location, so they opt to get an Amish Shed Kit.  With a kit we don’t have the height restrictions for transportation as we do with fully built units.  Wall heights can be made taller to allow for loft areas or second floors.  No matter what your needs are we try to accommodate all designs.

To get the maximum life from your Amish Shed we recommend a small separation from the shed and the ground that it is sitting on. For a small to medium sized Amish Shed, patio stones are all you need to set it in place. If you want to take it to the next level, the ideal base is 6” of 3/4” crushed gravel, compacted and level to the ground. Our Amish sheds are built off the ground on 4”x7” Larch wood skids which serve two purposes. The first is that it provides the solid foundation for the sheds to be built on and gives us the ability to move the Amish Sheds around. Secondly it raises the shed the 7” so that the wood doesn’t sit on the ground and prevents its from rotting.   If you are in need of a permit, no problem, we can get you the documentation that you need to get your Amish Shed approved. There is a minimal cost for this as the documentation is custom tailored for each client.