We’ve been thrilled to get some press recently in some great magazines and blogs in the past couple of months. Here’s some highlights:
One of our sheds was selected for an article in the May/June issue of Fine Gardening on “Stylish Sheds”. There was a feature article in the March issue of
Not all sheds have to be freestanding in the backyard. Side yards can provide much needed storage areas and go from barely used to extremely useful with the proper shed set next to the side of a house. Sheds can range in size from large to small, depending on your storage needs and allowable space.
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Historic Shed will be participating in two events next weekend. On Saturday, April 14th, 2012 we will be a featured speaker at the Tampa Preservation, Inc. Historic Homes Workshop. The annual event is free and offers 12 workshops geared towards historic homeowners that want to renovate their home in an architecturally and historically [...]
Historic Shed recently completed this 10′x14′ custom garden shed to complement a 1920s residence in the Hyde Park historic neighborhood in Tampa. The storage shed features a gable roof with exposed rafter tails and eave brackets similar to the main house.
Most of our Historic Shed ™ garden shed installations are located behind historic homes on fairly small lots, but recently we did a project that was located on a roomy farm with a modern dome house. It was definitely different than a traditional bungalow and had lots more room.
The owner needed to replace a [...]
When Florida neighborhoods were being developed during the early 20th century, garages were commonly built behind the quaint bungalows with details that matched the main home. Many of these early outbuildings survive today, but many more have been demolished with only concrete slabs remaining in the backyards or newer structures replacing them.
At our most [...]
Every business marketing blog spends considerable space to discussing Social Media (yes, they refer to it with capital letters – it’s that important) as a way to find and communicate with customers. So, like all the other small businesses that also read this same marketing advice, we have a Historic Shed Facebook page,
This week’s Let’s Blog Off title is If you can’t afford the tip, you can’t afford the meal and the topic is Price vs. Value, or “what are we willing to pay for products and services, and what do we expect to get in return?” Like all small businesses, it’s something we think about [...]
