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Hi, I'm Scott
I build attractive, long-lasting, affordable custom sheds onsite. Perfect for storing bikes, lawnmowers, kids toys, gardening supplies, or just about anything else. Take a look at my Portfolio for examples of my work, the FAQ page to answer any questions, and my pricing guide to see my transparent pricing. I look forward to building your shed.
Why should you buy one of my sheds?
Free on-site installation.
Since I build on-site I won't take down your fences, drive on your grass, or make a mess of your yard.
Rot Resistant Siding
I use LP Smart Side panels which won't rot for 50 years. Paint it if you like or I can for you. Check out their 50 year prorated warranty here.
Two words: architectural shingles.
30 year warranty on great looking shingles. We can choose from a few colors to match your other structures. I don't offer steel roofs at this time.
2x4 Framing
A lot of folks make sheds with 2x2s. I use hand-picked 2x4s for ridigity and long life.
PVC Trim
The trim on many sheds will rot because it is made of wood. I use wood-grained PVC, which means it will match the siding and will never rot away. It also doesn't need to be painted. Nice, right?
4" Overhangs
Enough of an overhang to keep water off your shed and look nice to boot. All roofs are a 5/12 pitch, which is common.
Foundation
The sheds I build never touch the ground. I build a 2x6 floor, with 3/4 plywood flooring (pressure treated availible), sitting on top of cement blocks to ensure a strong floor that doesn't touch the ground.
Locking Door Tee Handle
Our doors have a locking tee handle with keys.
2x6 Floor Joists 16"oc and 3/4 Plywood Floor Sheathing
I use 2x6 floor joist in all my sheds. Most other shed companies use 2x4's. My floors are super strong and will stand the test of time.
Gable Vents
I include gable air vents on all our sheds. Some companies charge extra or don't include them at all.
How much is this going to cost?
6X8 - 48sq ft - $2,900
6X10 - 60sq ft - $3,450
6X12 - 72sq ft - $4,000
8X8 - 64sq ft - $3,150
8X10 - 80sq ft - $3,650
8X12 - 96sq ft - $4,200
8X16 - 128sq ft - $4,900
10X10 - 100sq ft - $4,150
10X12 - 120sq ft - $4,800
10X14 - 140sq ft - $5,250
10X16 - 160sq ft - $5,800
10X20 - 200sq ft - $6,950
10X24 - 240sq ft - $7,950
12X12 - 144sq ft - $5,800
12X16 - 192sq ft - $6,950
12X18 - 216sq ft - $7,500
12X20 - 240sq ft - $8,200
12X24 - 280sq ft - $9,450
10X24 - 240sq ft - $7,950
Custom Options
Custom Paint
Give your shed a pop of personality with a custom paint job! Whether you're into soft pastels or vibrant shades, the choice is yours. No limits here! I use Sherwin-Williams premium paint to ensure your shed stands out with top-notch quality. Say goodbye to rules and hello to endless color possibilities!
Additional Windows
Perfect for adding extra charm or more light to your shed.
24" Deep Workbench - $10 per linear foot
The work bench runs the full width of the shed and is 24" deep. Perfect for a potting bench or tool bench. It also can be used as a nice storage shelf for boxes.
32" Deep Loft - $15 Linear Ft
The storage loft I install runs the full width of the shed and is 32" deep. It is a great way to save floor space. Use it for bulky items like patio cushions or umbrellas.
Heavy Duty Ramp - $120
If you have a ride on mower or snow blower then you will want this ramp. I build them to withstand heavy loads.
Old Shed Demo And Dump Service - $8 Sq Ft
I offer shed demo and removal service in our local area. (within 15 mile radius of my location). I charge $8,00 per square ft. Example: 10x10 Old Shed = 100sq ft so the price would be $800 to demo and dump.
Extra Set Of Double Doors - $350 / Extra Single Door - $250
Sometimes customers may want two sets of double doors for easier access into the shed.
18" Wide Flower Boxes - $60 each / 9"x27" Shutters - $60 pair
Vinyl flower boxes are Available in White, Black, Green, Maroon, Blue. Vinyl shutters are Available in White, Black, Green, Maroon, Blue
Standard Side Wall is 6.5ft Tall / Extra High 7ft Side Walls - $300 / High Top 8ft Side Walls - $400
Taller walls make for more vertical storage for ladders or other long items.
Transom Window Doors - $250
Add some character to your shed doors by with inset transom windows. Although very attractive, they also add needed light into the shed.
A couple of important things to remember:
At Raised Right Sheds, transparency in pricing isn't just a policy; it's a cornerstone of my values. I take immense pride in providing our customers with clear and honest pricing structures, ensuring there are no hidden fees or surprises along the way. From the initial consultation to the final invoice, I strive to maintain open communication, empowering our clients to make informed decisions that align with their budgets and needs. With transparent pricing as my guiding principle, I not only build sturdy sheds but also foster trust and confidence in every aspect of my service in southeast Minnesota.
Because material costs can fluxuate so much, shed pricing is subject to change without notice.
Prices below are the base prices for my sheds. Just add any upgrades to these prices and that’s the price that you pay. No hidden fees or smoke and mirrors. You pay no sales tax or installation fee!
Payments are usually made by cash, check, or ACH. If you would like to pay with an ACH transfer, there will be an additional 1% fee added. Credit or debit card, there is an additional 3% fee added.
Shed Portfolio
Got questions? Here's the answers.
Construction Questions
Does the price include delivery?
All my sheds are built on site so there is no delivery charge. There is a travel fee when the location is more than 30 miles from Winona, MN. If you are more than 30 miles, please contact me before booking by going to our contact page and send me a message with your address and number and what size shed you want built so I can get you a more accurate travel fee.
Does the price include the roof and floor?
Yes. A lot of shed kits that are sold without a floor and/or shingles. I do not sell a kit. My sheds are built from scratch and with high quality materials. When I am finished building your shed you will be able to start loading it up right away.
How long does it take to build a shed?
It depends on the size of the shed and the options but usually 5 weekdays.
Do you travel?
Yes, but anything outside 30 miles will incure a traveling fee. I also might request a deposit to cover materials delivery.
When can you start?
Please contact me for a timeline.
What are some practical business uses for a shed?
Temporary Offices, Pump & Control, Landscaping Equipment Storage, Information Booth, Restaurant Storage, File Storage
What are some practical residential uses for a shed?
Household Storage, Detached Garage, Tool/Garden Storage, Dog House or Pet Shed, Playhouse, Music Studio, Gym, Man Cave, She Shed, Home Office, Art Studio, Craft Studio, Hobby Room, Wood Shop, Machine Shop
License and Permits
Do I need a building permit?
In most cities a permit is not required for sheds that are 200 square feet or less, but a zoning permit may be required. If nether a permit or zoning permit is required there are still requirements for each city as to how tall a shed can be, where the shed can be placed on your property, and how far of a setback is required. Most cities require a 5-foot set back. This information can usually be found online by looking up Accessory Building Requirements along with your city or zip code. Customers are responsible for obtaining any permits needed and checking their local requirements regarding sheds. If you are having trouble finding this information, I will try our best to help you find this information.
Are you a licensed contractor?
No. In Minnesota and Wisconsin you don't need to be a licensed contractor to build utility sheds. I cannot do plumbing, electrical, or build additions connected to a residential structure.
Can you add electricity and water to my shed?
No, but I can recommend licensed tradespeople who can.
Can I live in my shed?
You'll have to ask your City.
What shed requires a permit?
In Winona County, sheds over 200 square feet require a permit and building plans. There are also restrictions on height, setbacks, and easement. Please call your city inspections department for more clarity. It is the homeowner's responsibility to know these restrictions before building.
When do I need to have a permit?
Before shed construction begins.
Where do I get a permit?
From your city or town's website. Generally you'll want to contact the Inspections Department and they can help you out.
What is involved in the permitting process?
Having a thorough understanding of building and zoning codes; Paying fees associated with the permitting process; Creating and submitting site plans and shed drawings; Submitting the appropriate application to the city/county; Responding to requests for changes or modifications; Picking up the approved permit; Meeting inspectors on-site when required
Let's Chat
Ready to move forward? here's what happens next:
Step 1: Fill out our Shed Design Questionnaire and tell me about what you are looking for.
Step 2: I'll call you and talk with you about your needs and discuss the shed design options available to you.
Step 3: I will provide your shed design for your approval.
Step 4: Once approved, we will schedule a date for your shed build.
How to reach me
Email Me or 507.457.7318 (Call orText)