Here are basic costs for sheds or shed kits based on shed size. Labor cost is discussed below. $14 – $20 per square foot | 6’x6′ to 8’x16′ sheds $10 – $17 per square foot | 10’x10′ to 10’x24′ sheds $8 – $15 per square foot | 12’x12′ to 12’x30′ sheds $8 – $14 per square foot | 16’x16′ to 16’x32′ sheds $100 – $1,000+ | Wiring based on number of lines, lights and outlets. $3 – $6 per square foot | 6” gravel foundation (optional). $7.50 – $12 per square foot | 4” concrete slab (optional). $35 to $200 per window | Single-pane shed windows based on their size and type. Permits, Inspection, and Unit Installation Costs $0 – $250 | Building a small shed without electrical doesn’t require a permit. Size varies, but sheds above about 160 sq. ft. require permit. Adding electricity will require a separate permit regardless of shed size.
All of our sheds can be customized inside and outside for your property and your needs. We have numerous designs, like the Ranch, the High Barn, and the Low Barn. Need simple, quality vehicle storage? We build single-car garages, modular doublewide garages, and custom garages with concrete floors, built on-site.

With 240 square foot of floor space, you have all the room to organize tools, stack up lawn furniture, and even work on hobbies or a business.
It’s important to note that both Home Depot Tuff Shed and Lowes Heartland Sheds use 2×4″ studs — which are much more substantial than the 2×3″ studs I saw in other sheds.