Custom sheds, built in your backyard in 2–3 days
Sheds are our specialty. Not kits, not pre-fabs dropped off a truck — real buildings, framed and finished in your backyard by the same crew that quotes the job. Most are done in 2 to 3 days.
Built on site, not delivered
A shed that arrives on a trailer has to fit down your side yard, and its floor was built to survive shipping, not decades of point loads. Building on site means we can put a shed places a delivery truck can't reach, size it to the inch for your space, and frame the floor for what you'll actually keep in it — a riding mower loads a floor differently than boxes of holiday decorations.
It also means you see the build happen. Framing, sheathing, housewrap, siding, roof, trim, paint — nothing gets hidden inside a factory wall.
Lean-to and gable, sized to your yard
We build two main styles:
- Lean-to sheds — single-slope roof, clean modern lines, perfect against a fence or house wall. Our most common sizes run from 4x8 up to 10x20. The slope handles Tennessee rain without needing gutters in most spots.
- Gable sheds — classic peaked roof with more interior headroom and overhead storage. The 10x12 gable is our most-requested backyard workshop, and we've built them to 10x20 on concrete pads.
Both styles take the same options: extra height, double doors, windows, transoms, sliding barn doors, dormers, interior lofts, and porches or awning extensions off either side.
Siding that matches your house
Siding is the biggest visual decision and the biggest durability decision, and we install all three of the options that make sense in this climate:
| Siding | What it is | When we recommend it |
|---|---|---|
| James Hardie | Fiber cement panels or lap | You want the longest life and a painted finish that holds; it's what we put on our own projects |
| LP SmartSide | Engineered wood | Great paint surface, tougher than vinyl, friendlier price than Hardie |
| Board & batten | Vertical boards with battens | The farmhouse look; pairs well with gable roofs and dark paint |
Every panel gets its cut edges sealed and correct clearance off the ground and roofline — the two details that decide whether siding lasts 10 years or 40.
What a build week looks like
- Quote — you send size, style, and a photo of the spot; we send a real price, usually the same day.
- Site check and materials — we confirm access and level, then order materials cut-listed for your build.
- Days 1–3 on site — floor and framing first day, sheathing, roof and siding the second, trim, doors, paint and cleanup the third. Bigger buildings take longer, and we tell you that before we start, not during.
What drives the price
Honest answer: size, siding choice, foundation, and features, roughly in that order. A 4x8 lean-to on skids with SmartSide is the entry point. Hardie siding adds material cost but stretches the repaint cycle. A concrete pad costs more than a gravel base but is worth it for garages and heavy workshops. Windows, transoms, barn doors, and porches each add a predictable amount — we'll itemize all of it in the quote so you can add or drop features and see exactly what changes.
What doesn't change the price: asking questions, getting a quote, or having us out to look at the site. All free.
Recent shed builds
From 4x8 garden sheds to a two-story double-decker, playhouses to backyard studios with transom windows — the gallery on our homepage shows recent work, and we're happy to share more photos of builds similar to what you have in mind.