Your garden buildings are more expensive than others I’ve come across online, why is that?
It’s a fair question—and one we welcome.
At first glance, some sheds online may appear significantly cheaper. However, when you look closer, they’re often not directly comparable.
Many lower-priced options are dip-treated or spray-treated, which typically only protect the timber for a short period—often around a year. After that, you’ll need to regularly apply treatments yourself, including waterproofing and protection against woodworm and rot. This ongoing maintenance adds both cost and effort over time.
In contrast, our buildings are pressure treated, offering long-term protection straight away—saving you time, money, and hassle in the future.
When you compare like-for-like—factoring in treatment quality, materials, and durability—you’ll often find we are actually very competitive, and in many cases better value overall. Especially when you consider that we include installation at no extra cost, whereas many competitors charge additional fees for this.
Built for Quality, Designed to Last
We take pride in offering garden buildings that deliver long-term performance and peace of mind.
From the moment you visit our showroom, you can see the difference. We openly showcase our manufacturing process because we believe in complete transparency—what you see is exactly what you get.
Every building is made using high-quality materials, with no corners cut. From robust framing and durable cladding to solid doors and fully pressure-treated timber, every detail is designed with longevity and security in mind.
All of our garden buildings are locally manufactured by skilled craftsmen who genuinely care about their work. This ensures a consistent standard of quality that mass-produced imports simply can’t match.
For us, it’s simple: quality and sustainability aren’t optional extras—they’re essential.
Tips to look out for:
- Panels in sections: This reduces the overall strength of the building.
- Height: Often outer buildings lower in height are cheaper in price.
- Framing: A thin framework is often used as a cheaper alternative.
- Cladding: Thin cladding is used to save costs.
- Doors: Ensure there are diagonal supports on the inside of the door to support the weight sufficiently to prevent dropping.
- British: Most of the online competitors source their garden buildings from abroad.
- Bespoke options: Is there a bespoke option to create your own unique outdoor building?
- Treatment: Are online companies providing pressure treatment and/or built-in water proofer cladding for longevity and durability?
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