Tony Padilla -
Address - 2625 Beech St.
East Meadow NY. 11554
Phone - 516-470-0050
Cell - 516-477-3474
- Sheds in Long Island
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storage shed needs
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Phone Number - 516-470-0050
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Tony - 516-477-3474
   
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There are many, many uses for storage sheds. The primary use is to house extra items from the home or business. Using these structures can save you both time and money. They are an excellent investment for your property or business.
 
 
    Mini Barn
 
    Workshop
 
    High Barn

If you own a house, at some point the need for extra storage space soon becomes evident. Arguably the most common solution is to purchase a storage shed.
There are hundreds of styles and options available, but taking the time review these key steps will enable you to make a smarter decision.

    Workshop Garage
 
    High Barn Garage
 
    Quaker

1. What is the primary function of the shed? In most cases, storage space is the key requirement, so figure out how much space is needed. A small 4' x 8' lean-to style provides sufficient space for small tools, but larger items do require more space.
I strongly recommend choosing the largest size that you can afford, which still blends
in with your landscape. Remember that most municipalities require building permits
for any building over 100 sq. ft.

    Victorian
 
    Truss Garage
 
    Hip Roof Model

2. Is the shed going to play a prominent role in your day to day activities? If so,
make sure that you choose a style and options that give you good access and provide adequate lighting. Windows and skylights provide plenty of natural light, but it is common to run electricity to the shed. For easy access, make sure that the doors
are at least 34" wide, as most lawn mowers will easily pass through.

     
 
 
    Pool Shed
 
     
 

3. How important is the look of the shed to my property. Remember that anything you erect will either add or impair on your property value. Metal and vinyl are the least expensive options, but these tend to look ordinary. Wood and pre-finished sidings normally add character and value, but are usually more expensive.

4. Consider the grade and accessibility of the location. A level site is the starting point for all shed construction The greater the grade, the more work needs to be done. Typically a grade of 6" or less over the dimension of the shed can be compensated
for by using patio stones, especially for smaller units. In areas faced with frost upheaval or poor drainage, it is recommend that at least 6" of topsoil be removed
and filled with screening stone (1/2" or smaller gravel is also acceptable).

5. Be considerate to your neighbors! Don't put up something that belongs in a junkyard beside your neighbor's manicured backyard. Most municipalities require that storage sheds be 2 ft from the fence or property line, so be sure to check ahead of time to avoid any aggravation. Talk to your neighbors about your intentions - 99% of the
time they will appreciate your concern and be very supportive of your project.
 
Let's talk about the outdoor storage shed. There are several things that the buyer needs to know about these structures before making a final purchase. Doing a little homework will help you save money and find the perfect outdoor storage shed for your property.

One thing to realize before purchasing an outdoor storage shed is the building codes for your area. Some places have size limits for additional outdoor structures. There are building ordinances in the majority of locations. Check with a building code inspector or with someone familiar with buildings before purchasing one and placing it on your land. You do not later want to have to move it because it did not meet building spec requirements.
 
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