Storage Sheds
Reclaim your garage. Pick a shed sized to exactly what you need to store.
Most people don't buy a shed because of what it's made of — they buy one because the garage is full and the yard is cluttered. This page is about that: matching a storage shed to what you actually need to keep in it, here in DeLand and West Volusia.
If you'd rather compare by material, our aluminum sheds page covers that angle, and the full lineup lives on our sheds page.
A backyard storage shed does a lot of jobs at once:
Getting all of that out of the house and into one organized building is usually the whole reason to buy — so the right size and door type matter more than anything.
The easiest way to size a shed is to start with what's going inside. A handful of tools and a push mower fit a compact unit. Add a riding mower, a workbench, bikes, and seasonal bins, and you'll want a larger footprint — or a high-loft barn if you want overhead storage too.
Think about the doorway as well: a wide or roll-up door makes rolling in equipment easy. Jot down a rough list of what you're storing and any big items, then call the yard — we'll steer you to a size that fits without overpaying for space you won't use. When you've picked one, read about delivery & setup.
Start from what's going inside. A few tools and a mower fit in a compact shed; add bikes, a workbench, seasonal bins, or lawn equipment and you'll want more room. Call the yard with a rough list of what you're storing and we'll point you to a size that fits.
Homeowners use ours for lawn and garden tools, mowers and trimmers, bikes, holiday and seasonal storage, pool and patio gear, ladders, and general household overflow. If you can picture it in a garage, it usually fits in a shed.
Options include windows, prewired electric, vents, and different door types. Call the yard with how you plan to use the shed and we'll go over the options that make sense for your setup.
Yes — every shed arrives fully assembled, no kit to build. Ask about current delivery, leveling, and setup options — availability may vary by distance, access, shed size, and site conditions.
Most sheds need a level, well-drained spot. Many customers use a compacted gravel or crushed-concrete pad, and we sell those materials at the same DeLand yard. See our shed site prep and pad materials pages.
Yes — door type matters if you're rolling in a mower or equipment, and windows or vents help for a workspace. Tell us what's going in and we'll help you match the shed to the job.
Tell us what you're storing and we'll help you pick the right size. 386-775-8676.
