Best Price on Sheds?

[BOP]

I purchased a shed from the Amish shed place off rt 235 in California, MD. I bought an almost new 10 x 12 Cape Cod with optional vinyl siding, dormer, dormer door, 11 lite door upgrade, B windows, gable vents
for $2000 delivered and I received it in 4 days vice 6 weeks! They discounted $1000 off for the floor model!

Is that Shed Time?

 

[letsgocapitals]

I went searching from Waldorf to Mechanisville in April 2010 and out of all the places I saw, the best price for what I wanted was I.N.S. Sheds (Issac N. Stoltzfus) 26100 Mechanicsville Rd. They are Amish, but they did call me to let me know when they were going to deliver it. I got a 10x16 with a loft, window and front door and a stronger wood floor for $2,600. Not sure of his prices now, but I love my shed.

That's who I ended up buying from. They do have a phone but they only dial out. Nice guy. I ended up buying a 12 X 18 with vinyl siding (have to satisfy the HOA), double doors, two windows, vent for $3400 delivered and set up. It was A LITTLE over my budget. But I know I'll be getting a quality shed. Should be ready in three weeks.

He's about four miles or so down Mechanicsville Road on the left. Has a sign on the road that says sheds, eggs, and geese or something along those lines. Nice guy. He has some some sheds in stock that I think he'll knock 3% off of. I have a price sheet if anyone wants a price.

 

[Roman]

Can you build one yourself? They're not that hard with basic power tools and free plans on the internet. I built my 16'x16' barn roof with a loft on 2x10 floor joists for around $1600. I'm sure a comparable Amish shed would run around $3500 - $4500. :shrug:

Very NICE!

 

[star777]

That's who I ended up buying from. They do have a phone but they only dial out. Nice guy. I ended up buying a 12 X 18 with vinyl siding (have to satisfy the HOA), double doors, two windows, vent for $3400 delivered and set up. It was A LITTLE over my budget. But I know I'll be getting a quality shed. Should be ready in three weeks.

He's about four miles or so down Mechanicsville Road on the left. Has a sign on the road that says sheds, eggs, and geese or something along those lines. Nice guy. He has some some sheds in stock that I think he'll knock 3% off of. I have a price sheet if anyone wants a price.

Congrats!!! He was a really nice guy and I'm happy to recommend him. I'm sure you will be happy with it!

 

[itsbob]

Can you build one yourself? They're not that hard with basic power tools and free plans on the internet. I built my 16'x16' barn roof with a loft on 2x10 floor joists for around $1600. I'm sure a comparable Amish shed would run around $3500 - $4500. :shrug:

I'm looking at doing the same thing, it can't be that difficult can it? And it sounds like fun to me, bring little bubba out to help.

 

[KDENISE977]

That's who I ended up buying from. They do have a phone but they only dial out. Nice guy. I ended up buying a 12 X 18 with vinyl siding (have to satisfy the HOA), double doors, two windows, vent for $3400 delivered and set up. It was A LITTLE over my budget. But I know I'll be getting a quality shed. Should be ready in three weeks.

He's about four miles or so down Mechanicsville Road on the left. Has a sign on the road that says sheds, eggs, and geese or something along those lines. Nice guy. He has some some sheds in stock that I think he'll knock 3% off of. I have a price sheet if anyone wants a price.

Hi ! Do you have any pictures? That's a big shed and price sounds great.

 

[letsgocapitals]

Sheds - PDF

Here you go. I uploaded his price sheet. There's a few pics on there.

The PDF is MUCH clearer if you download it. Thanks!

 

[chernmax]

Is that Shed Time?

Yes...

 

[nutz]

Can you build one yourself? They're not that hard with basic power tools and free plans on the internet. I built my 16'x16' barn roof with a loft on 2x10 floor joists for around $1600. I'm sure a comparable Amish shed would run around $3500 - $4500. :shrug:

Looks nice. Did you use the prebuilt rafters?

 

[StadEMS3]

Looks nice. Did you use the prebuilt rafters?

I made the trusses. I sketched out what I needed on paper, marked out the trusses on the floor, figured my angles, then screwed a jig to the floor. I pre cut all pieces and reenforced joints with construction cement, 1/2 plywood plates and 1" air staples (very strong).

All dimensions maximize the use of wood with very little waste-

16x16 floor- 8 sheets of plywood & 2x10x16 floor joists
4' tall, 6' top/4' side roof trusses- 2x4x10
6' Walls- 16 sheets of exterior plywood (left over 2' pieces for top of front/back walls, the roof and a dog house)

 

[nutz]

I made the trusses. I sketched out what I needed on paper, marked out the trusses on the floor, figured my angles, then screwed a jig to the floor. I pre cut all pieces and reenforced joints with construction cement, 1/2 plywood plates and 1" air staples (very strong).

All dimensions maximize the use of wood with very little waste-

16x16 floor- 8 sheets of plywood & 2x10x16 floor joists
4' tall, 6' top/4' side roof trusses- 2x4x10
6' Walls- 16 sheets of exterior plywood (left over 2' pieces for top of front/back walls, the roof and a dog house)

A tad heftier than the roadside ones!

 

[mamaof1]

No plans, I just started building. My friend and I did this one in 3 weekends. This is our 3rd shed we've built and the biggest. The first was at my other house a 10'x16', then his a 10'x12'.

I'm not for hire...sorry.

Stad, where did you get supplies from? 84 lumber or Lowes? My husband is looking to do a large shed too...

 

[StadEMS3]

Stad, where did you get supplies from? 84 lumber or Lowes? My husband is looking to do a large shed too...

I got everything at Lowes. I'm retired military so I get a 10% discount on purchases.