Frequently Asked Questions

Most custom sheds are completed within one to two weeks, while garages typically take two to four months (due to permits and regulations) depending on the size and complexity. We build everything on-site, which means less disruption to your property and a faster turnaround compared to other methods.

Custom shed pricing depends on the size, materials, and features you choose. Our sheds typically range from a few thousand dollars for a basic utility shed to significantly more for larger, fully customized structures. We provide free estimates so you can get an accurate price tailored to your specific needs.

Permit requirements vary by city and county in Utah. In most Southern Utah municipalities, structures over a certain square footage (typically 200sqf) require a building permit. We handle the permitting process for you and ensure your project meets all local building codes and regulations.

All of our structures come with a 5-year guarantee on warps and defects. We stand behind our craftsmanship and use high-quality materials to ensure your shed or garage lasts for years to come. If any issues arise within the warranty period, we will make it right.

Our process starts with a free consultation where we discuss your needs and vision. Next, we create a custom design and provide a detailed estimate. Once approved, we handle permits, prepare the site, and build your structure on-site from the ground up. We keep you informed every step of the way.

We proudly serve Southern Utah, including St. George, Hurricane, Cedar City, Washington, Apple Valley, and surrounding communities. If you are located in the greater Southern Utah area, contact us to confirm service availability for your location.

Absolutely. Every structure we build is fully customizable. You choose the size, layout, siding, roofing, doors, windows, paint colors, and interior features. Whether you want a simple storage shed or a fully finished mancave, we bring your vision to life.

We use high-quality, durable materials suited to Utah's climate, including premium lumber, weather-resistant siding, stucco, and metal, tile, or shingle roofing options. All materials are chosen for longevity and performance to withstand the heat, wind, and occasional snow of Southern Utah.

We understand that a custom structure is an investment. Please contact us directly to discuss payment options and any financing arrangements that may be available. We work with you to find a solution that fits your budget.

Yes, in many cases we can build on an existing concrete pad or foundation. During your free consultation, we will assess the condition and dimensions of your existing foundation to determine if it is suitable for your new structure or if any modifications are needed.

Setback requirements vary by city and county, but typically for an accessory building its around 2'-3' from the property line, as long as its under a certain height (around 16-19' depending on the city). We require a minimum of 16" from any wall to be able to construct the buildings. 2' is preferred.

If the place where you plan to put your shed/garage within a few inches of level, we can take care of that no issue. If its more than that, we charge a separate fee to level the ground. If you're not sure if the ground is adequate, send us a message and we can assess the situation.

We offer both slab-on-grade concrete and wood floors. Wood floors are better for a cheaper, easier to move option. Concrete is longer lasting, and a more luxury option.

We custom build every structure. As such, we build everything on site to ensure a smooth building process.

Yes, we offer insulation, drywall, tape/texture, baseboard/casing, and even osb interiors if you prefer the shed look.

Small ones, yes, but most permanent sheds are intended to stay in place.

Yes! We work with partners who install both of the services in your building.

A properly built shed can last 20-40 years with proper maintenance.

Yes. to ensure a long lifespan of your shed/garage, the structure must be repainted, roofing inspected, and kept sealed/dry.

Neglect/improper maintenance. Its very important to keep up with maintenance to keep within warranty terms and ensure your building lasts a long time.