I want a shed, a big one!

[husky390]

I had Tuff Shed quote me a 12'x20' Pro Barn today. Anyone who is licensed want to give me a quote? I'm in Littleton, thank you.

[Gunner]

Not sure what it costs to buy one but you could build one in a weekend depending on what you want


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[Wulf202]

Building one is cheaper and sturdier.

FYI there is no real license for this kind of work in colorado. It's just a business license to be a general contractor. Look for insurance.

[hurley842002]

Not sure what it costs to buy one but you could build one in a weekend depending on what you want


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Yeah, my brother and I were looking at tough sheds this weekend (he's in the market), after checking a few out, I mentioned to him how easy it would be to build one ourselves.

[husky390]

Thanks guy's. I'll look into that as well, maybe one of the kits since my framing skills are non-existent.

[Gunner]

A few YouTube videos and tools and your all set. Get a chop saw and a framing nail gun then have at it


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[husky390]

Tuff Shed quoted me $8,500 for a 12'x20' Pro Barn, installed with tax and a permit. I can do a Home Depot kit for about half that, plus beer.

[rondog]

Go look the Tuff Sheds over real close, and take a bunch of photos inside with your phone for ideas how to build one. A TS came with our house and I use it a lot, but there really isn't much to them.

[PSS]

I just built one. I bought a set of plans with a cut list. If I remember right materials were about 2500 from Home Depot. I'll take some pics here in a bit. If you want I can pm you the plans. If you take the list into Home Depot and have them put it in the bid room you can save at least 10% on materials.

[CS1983]

Go all Huck Finn and cast it as a learning opportunity for anyone thinking of doing a similar project -- they get to learn from your mistakes. Meals and beer provided.