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Buying from a shed reseller sounds easy enough. They sell you a kit. They give you a price. Maybe even recommend a couple of local tradies. Then they’re gone. But, they’re not actually responsible for the build. Not for the slab. Not for the permits. Not for anything that goes wrong once the materials hit your driveway.

Think You’ll Have Your Shed Up by Next Month?

That’s exactly what Simon thought. He signed the contract, circled a date on the calendar, and started clearing space for a slab. Six months later? The slab still wasn’t poured. The builder had ghosted him — twice. And the so-called “shed company”? They’d already moved on to their next sale.

“It’s just a shed… how hard can it be?”
That’s how most shed projects start. You’ve got the land, you’ve got a rough plan in your head, and you’re thinking it’s a matter of getting a kit and lining up the build. But for a lot of people, that’s where things start turning sour.

So, you’re planning to build a shed. You’ve picked the design. Maybe even ordered the kit. And you’ve lined up a mate — or a local builder — to pour the slab and get it up.

Seems simple enough, right?

When it comes to sheds, the common assumption is “custom” has to mean “more expensive.” After all, isn’t it easier (and cheaper) to just pick a standard size off the shelf?

When people think about adding value to their property, they often focus on kitchens, bathrooms, or landscaping. But what if one of the simplest and most cost-effective ways to boost your home’s value and appeal was something as practical as a shed?

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