Will This Adorable Shed Change Your Life? It Sure As Shed Will!
A nice place for our stuff
After inheriting a small John Deere riding lawn mower when my wife’s father passed away four years ago I have been needing a small shed to keep it and the usual tools that have been hanging around in various places in the garage.
I knew I wanted a Reeds Ferry Shed, because they are the best and as they say, “if you got a Reeds Ferry Shed, you got a good one!”
We toured the huge “show room” Reeds Ferry has in Hudson, New Hampshire and couldn’t believe how many shapes and sizes their sheds come in. I’m talking all sizes, some big enough to by small homes, with covered porches, ceiling fans and pretty window boxes.
All I needed was an 8×10 ft. shed for Deere old John
I thought I would share some pics and a bit about the process of prepping the area for the shed and how it amazed I was with the crew as they completed the construction of the shed in just under three hours.
I dug out a 10×12 foot section of my backyard for the shed to sit. That’s a yard of 3/4inch gravel to keep the shed from settling in lopsided down the road.
The front double door already sided and ready to go
Connor is getting ready to make sure the base floor is squared up
The first wall (with nice double windows) goes up first. This too comes already to go with windows and siding
That’s Jacob checking out his work after the front double door went up
The interior view after all four walls and roof is up, going to have lots of room for John Deere and a few of his friends (tools etc)
Jacob hard at work putting up the roofing shingles, he was fast but very accurate with his work. Side note, the compression hammer is a heck of a time saver!
Here it sits! The finished work is so great! Now all I have to do is paint the floor this weekend.
Thanks to the crew! Tyler, Connor and Jacob! They did a great job!