High-Quality Storage Sheds in Ashburn

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In Loudoun County, constructing a shed typically requires obtaining both a zoning permit and a building permit. The specific requirements can vary based on factors such as the shed's size, location on your property, and intended use. We encourage you to consult with the Loudoun County Department of Building and Development to determine the exact permits needed for your project.

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Do your sheds come painted?

No. But, the exterior shed walls are factory primed and ready for paint.

Can you paint my shed for me?

Yes, paint is sold separately. Be sure to choose our professional painting service at checkout.

Do I need to paint my building right away, what type of paint is recommended, and should I caulk the joints?

Sheds must be painted within 30 days of installation to maintain product warranty. All raw exterior wood must be primed using a quality exterior primer before painting. Nail holes, small knots, and blemishes can be filled with exterior wood putty before priming.  Seal all joints, seams, and use an acrylic latex caulk application. All factory-primed siding and trim must be painted using high-quality exterior 100% acrylic-latex paint (we recommend a satin or semi-gloss finish) to protect your building. Be sure to paint all exposed edges of the siding, especially the bottom edge, and all six sides (top, bottom, two sides, front and back) of the doors.

What kind of paint should I use for my floor?

Use an exterior porch and floor paint. If you plan on storing powered equipment inside your shed, use garage floor paint.

What kind of paint do you recommend for my storage building?

We recommend a premium-quality, exterior 100% acrylic latex paint. This paint is easy to work with and is offered at your local hardware or paint store. Don’t forget to caulk all horizontal seams before painting for a well-protected, professionally finished result.