September Sheds

Got this one out to the top of the hill in West Virginia last week. Great family with loads of chickens.

It was an absolute pleasure meeting Joseph and supporting his homesteading ambitions, if just in a small way.

Got a little dark while placing this one. I love this building and glad to see it go to a good home. We’ll have to make some more.

We got this one out to Ford tonight. He had an army of neighbors to help out, but these 2 guys did the heavy lifting :-)

Delivered this one to Frankfort, Ohio over the weekend. This is an 8x8 with black roof. Really an ideal size for storing mowers and outside tools, and it won’t break the bank. Get this in the single payment plan.

We received this wonderful letter from Ohio Health yesterday for our donation of a “Stork Box” which we placed on Watt Street between the Community United Methodist Church and Joy House Coffee. Thank you so much! 🙏

“The Stork Box is already becoming a beacon of kindness in our region. Because of your support, families now have easier access to essential baby care items, and those wishing to give have a safe and welcoming place to donate.”

Robert, our 15 year old son, helped set this in place. He’s involved with everything we do, and is becoming an accomplished wood worker with an eye for quality and detail.

We’re happy to give back to the community, and we’re due for another donation. If you know of someone we could support in their charitable mission, please, reach out.

Thanks Scott for adding the is wood shed to your family.

Custom coop with a Patina (olive green) roof, no problem. Looks sharp!

We’re glad to be working with Lucky's Pizza & Subs of Albany in Albany, Ohio, to display and sell our mini-barns, chicken coops, and firewood sheds.

Many people tell us the photos don’t do the sheds justice. When we deliver, it’s common to hear something like, “Wow, that’s nice.”

We deliver to Southeast Ohio often. There’s a strong appreciation for quality and value in the region, and we’re happy to provide well-built sheds and coops that support small farms and homesteads.

You can see two of our buildings outside Lucky’s:
• An 8x6 shed with a small animal door (suitable for chickens or dogs) on the left. It has the chicken door on the side, and It wouldnt take you long to add a nesting box to the inside.
• A 4x4 chicken coop with 8 removable nesting boxes and a side door that can be latched open or closed. It’s built to last.

If you’re in the Albany area, feel free to stop by and take a look in person.ch