Options & Upgrades · EdsBackyardBuilds.com
Every Structure Starts the Same.
What You Add to It Is Up to You.
The Appalachian Elite structural standard is identical across all six series — foundation, framing, floor system, roofline, windows, and siding are built the same way on every structure we build. What differs is the configuration you choose and the upgrades you add to it.
This page documents every available upgrade category, what each one involves, which series it applies to, and why upgrade pricing requires a real site-specific conversation before it becomes an accurate number.
Upgrade Category 01 · Electrical Service
Electrical Service —
The Most Requested Upgrade.
Electrical service is not included in any standard Appalachian Elite build. It is the most commonly added upgrade — and the one that most dramatically expands what a structure can do. Every electrical upgrade is coordinated through Ed's vetted, licensed trade partners. No homeowner is left to source an electrician independently.
Ranges below reflect current Greater Cincinnati and Ohio Valley market conditions based on 2025–2026 licensed electrician pricing. Your actual quote depends on panel distance, load requirements, and your municipality's permit fees — and will be provided in writing before any commitment.
Single Circuit — 20 Amp $900 – $2,000
Sub-Panel — 60 Amp $1,500 – $3,500
Sub-Panel — 100 Amp $2,500 – $5,000
240V Dedicated Circuit $400 – $1,000 added to existing sub-panel
Data / Low-Voltage Rough-In $200 – $650
Exterior Lighting $300 – $900 per fixture run, installed
Applies To
Upgrade Category 02 · Climate Control
Insulation & HVAC —
What Makes a Structure Year-Round.
The standard Appalachian Elite build is structure-only — uninsulated, without mechanical climate control. The 2×6 wall framing provides a full 5.5" insulation cavity ready to accept standard batt insulation. Every series is built to support year-round use with the right upgrades.
Insulation · $900 – $3,200
Wall, Floor & Ceiling Insulation
Standard batt insulation installed in the wall cavities, floor cavity, and ceiling plane. The single most impactful upgrade for year-round comfort — reducing heating and cooling load significantly and eliminating the condensation issues that affect uninsulated structures in Ohio Valley winters.
Best coordinated before interior wall finish is installed. Discuss at the proposal stage.
Heating & Cooling · $3,000 – $6,500
Mini-Split Heat Pump
The most practical climate control solution for a detached accessory structure. Reversible heating and cooling in a single system, highly efficient operation, and a compact installation footprint that doesn't compromise interior space. Requires electrical service — typically a dedicated 20–30 amp 240V circuit.
Electrical planning must account for HVAC load from the start. Discuss at the initial consultation.
Ventilation · $450 – $1,400
Active Exhaust Ventilation
For Workshop, Artist Studio, and any structure where chemical fumes, dust, or high-humidity processes are part of the use, passive ventilation may not provide sufficient air exchange. An inline exhaust fan rated for the specific use case is the appropriate upgrade.
Specify your materials and processes at the site visit for accurate ventilation planning.
Moisture Control · $200 – $800
Vapor Barrier & Dehumidification
For structures used to store moisture-sensitive materials — artwork, woodworking lumber, photography equipment, musical instruments — vapor barrier planning and dehumidification are worth considering. The foundation moisture barrier addresses ground moisture; interior dehumidification addresses Ohio Valley humidity.
Most applicable to Artist Studio and Guest Suite series storing sensitive materials or equipment.
Upgrade Category 03 · Interior Finishing
What's Included. What Isn't.
What Your Options Are.
Every Appalachian Elite structure is completed to a finish-ready state — structurally complete, sheathed, and ready to accept interior finishes without modification. Interior finishing is not included in the standard build price. This reflects the reality that interior finish preferences vary enormously between homeowners and between use cases.
What IS Included
What IS NOT Included
Interior Wall Options
3/4" plywood paneling — popular for Workshop and Garden Storage configurations where wall-mounted storage and tool hanging systems need a solid substrate.
Tongue-and-groove pine or cedar — warm aesthetic for Bunkie and Guest Suite configurations.
Finish Flooring Options
Coordination Options
Upgrade Category 04 · By Series
Upgrades Specific to
Each Series Configuration.
Beyond the universal upgrade categories above, each series has upgrades that are specific to its use case — either because the use demands them or because they add disproportionate value to that particular configuration.
Garden Storage
Storage-Specific Upgrades
- Wall-mounted shelving blocking rough-in during framing
- Built-in workbench platform, structural only
- Upgraded double door or barn door configuration
- Ramp system for riding mower access
- Single 20-amp circuit for lighting and chargers
Workshop
Workshop-Specific Upgrades
- 60-amp or 100-amp sub-panel
- Multiple dedicated tool circuits
- Dust collection rough-in
- Active exhaust ventilation
- Epoxy floor coordination
- 240V circuit for large equipment
Backyard Office
Office-Specific Upgrades
- 60-amp sub-panel with multiple circuits
- CAT6 ethernet rough-in during framing
- Mini-split heat pump
- Upgraded entry door with exterior keypad
- Window placement optimization for monitor glare reduction
Artist Studio
Studio-Specific Upgrades
- North-facing window placement, site-dependent
- Active exhaust ventilation
- 240V dedicated kiln circuit
- 60-amp or 100-amp sub-panel
- Skylight rough-in blocking during framing
- Utility sink rough-in, plumbing site-dependent
Bunkie
Bunkie-Specific Upgrades
- Loft blocking during framing
- Single 20-amp circuit for lighting and charging
- Exterior entry lighting
- Upgraded entry door with screen door option
- Mini-split for year-round sleeping comfort
Guest Suite
Guest Suite-Specific Upgrades
- 100-amp sub-panel
- Plumbing rough-in, permit-dependent
- Mini-split heat pump
- CAT6 ethernet rough-in
- Exterior security lighting and keypad entry
- Upgraded insulation package
Upgrade Category 05 · Exterior Finish
Exterior Finish —
What Primed Means and What Comes Next.
Every Appalachian Elite structure leaves the build site with LP SmartSide® siding applied and primed. Finish coats are not included in the standard build price — and all wood surfaces must be sealed within 30 days of completion or the structural warranty is voided. This is the most time-sensitive action item after any build.
Ranges below reflect current Greater Cincinnati and Ohio Valley market conditions, 2025–2026. Exterior painting costs vary by structure size, paint product selected, and surface condition at time of application.
The 30-Day Rule
Paint Coordination $700 – $2,200 exterior finish coat
Color & Finish Options
Door & Hardware Upgrades
Upgrade Pricing · Why It Isn't Published
The Honest Reason Upgrade Pricing
Doesn't Appear on This Page.
It's a reasonable question — and it deserves a straight answer rather than a vague deflection.
Why Upgrade Pricing Isn't Published
Because a published number for electrical, plumbing, or insulation would be inaccurate for most homeowners — and inaccurate pricing is worse than no pricing.
Electrical cost depends on three variables that differ on every property: distance from the main panel to the structure, the load requirements of your specific intended use, and your municipality's permitting and inspection requirements. A 20-amp single circuit run 30 feet from a panel runs $900–$1,400 installed. A 100-amp sub-panel run 150 feet with underground conduit can reach $4,500–$5,000+. All electrical ranges on this page reflect 2025–2026 Greater Cincinnati and Ohio Valley licensed electrician pricing.
Insulation cost depends on configuration size and insulation specification. A 10×12 structure with standard R-19 batt insulation runs $900–$1,400 installed in the Cincinnati market. A 14×20 structure with upgraded R-21 wall and R-38 ceiling assembly runs $2,400–$3,200. A number that covers both is not useful to either buyer.
Plumbing cost in the Guest Suite series depends on municipal classification and run complexity. A basic utility sink rough-in near the home runs $800–$2,000. A half-bath rough-in runs $2,500–$5,500 depending on tie-in distance. A full bathroom rough-in runs $4,500–$9,000+. In some jurisdictions, adding a toilet changes the permit category from accessory structure to ADU.
The accurate path to a number: a site visit. Ed assesses your property, discusses your intended use, and the licensed trade partner provides a firm quote — not an estimate — for the specific upgrade configuration your site and use case require. That number is in your written proposal before you commit to anything.
Upgrade Questions · EdsBackyardBuilds.com
Questions About Options
& Upgrades.
These are the questions buyers ask most often once they've selected a series and are planning their upgrade path.
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Yes — but some upgrades are significantly easier and less expensive when planned during the structural build. Electrical, data rough-in, insulation, loft blocking, and plumbing rough-in are all best coordinated before wall cavities are closed. Adding these after the fact requires opening finished surfaces, which adds labor and disruption.
Upgrades that can be added after completion without structural modification include finish flooring, interior wall finish, paint, door hardware, exterior lighting, and plug-in HVAC systems. If you're uncertain about which upgrades you'll want, the most cost-effective approach is to rough-in the infrastructure during the build.
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In most Greater Cincinnati and Ohio Valley jurisdictions, yes — electrical work in an accessory structure requires an electrical permit separate from the building permit for the structure itself. The electrical permit is pulled by the licensed electrician, not the homeowner, and is included in the electrical upgrade coordination that Ed manages through his trade partners.
In some municipalities, the electrical permit is incorporated into the building permit application when electrical is declared as part of the original scope. Ed will clarify what applies to your specific municipality at the site visit.
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For most series, the most cost-effective upgrade sequence is: rough-in everything during the structural build, install electrical immediately after structural completion, install insulation before closing walls, complete interior finish work, and install HVAC and fixtures last.
The rough-in phase — conduit, blocking, plumbing stub-outs — is inexpensive when wall cavities are open and expensive after they're closed. The single most common cost mistake is deciding to add electrical six months after the structure is built and discovering that running conduit through finished walls costs more than the original electrical upgrade would have.
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It depends entirely on your municipality — and this is one of the most important questions to resolve before the proposal is written. In many Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky jurisdictions, adding a toilet to an accessory structure changes its permit classification from a simple accessory building to an Accessory Dwelling Unit.
A half-bath sometimes carries a different classification than a full bath, but this varies by jurisdiction. Ed will confirm what applies to your specific municipality at the site visit. If ADU classification is triggered, Ed will walk you through what that means for the permit process before any commitment is made.
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All specialty upgrades — electrical, plumbing, HVAC — are coordinated through Ed's vetted, licensed trade partners. You are never left to source these contractors independently. Ed manages the scheduling, sequencing, and quality oversight of all trade work associated with your structure.
Interior finishing — drywall, flooring, paint, trim — is outside Ed's scope of structural work. He can provide referrals to finishing contractors whose work he has seen and trusts, but the contracting relationship for interior finish work is between you and that contractor directly.
Ready to Plan Your Build · EdsBackyardBuilds.com
The Right Upgrades Start
With the Right Conversation.
Call or text Ed directly — describe your series, your intended use, and the upgrades you're considering. He'll tell you what makes sense for your site and your budget before anything is committed.
Serving Greater Cincinnati · Northern Kentucky · Dayton · Columbus · Lexington · Southeast Indiana
Ed's Backyard Builds · Window Options & Upgrade Pricing
Every Window. Every Size.
Every Price. No Surprises.
We built this page because you deserve to see exactly what any window upgrade costs — materials, installation, and trim — before you ever call us. Compare wood barn sash, aluminum, and vinyl side by side in every size we offer.
Honest Pricing Note: Window material costs shown reflect current Cincinnati Tri-State, Central Kentucky, and Southeast Indiana pricing as of April 8, 2026 and are reviewed periodically. Prices are based on locally available stock at regional suppliers — not national replacement window companies. Installation labor reflects Ed's Backyard Builds standard rates for pre-framed openings performed by our team. Call or Text Ed at (513) 379-2421 to confirm current availability before scheduling.
Step One · Know What You Need
Fixed, Sliding, or Hinged?
Answer This First.
Before comparing prices, it's worth spending 60 seconds on the question most people skip: what do you actually need the window to do? A window that opens costs more and requires weatherstripping maintenance. A fixed window costs less and never fails. Neither is wrong — it depends entirely on how you'll use the structure.
Fixed Pane
Glass only — no opening mechanism. Lets light in, keeps weather out. Zero moving parts means zero maintenance and the lowest cost of any option. Best for storage sheds, workshops where ventilation comes from the door, and any build where natural light matters more than airflow.
Sliding / Single-Hung
One sash slides vertically or horizontally. Opens for ventilation while the other half stays fixed. The workhorse of shed windows — a good balance between cost and function. Best for backyard offices, potting sheds, hobby workshops, and any structure you spend real time inside of.
Hinged / Awning
Opens outward on a hinge — either from the side or from the top. Maximum ventilation with excellent weather resistance when closed. Best for artist studios, backyard guest suites, or any space where you want a full opening and don't mind the higher cost and occasional hardware maintenance.
Step Two · Choose Your Material
Wood, Aluminum, or Vinyl.
Here's the Honest Difference.
All three materials work. None of them is universally “best.” The right choice depends on your structure's use, your maintenance tolerance, and your budget. Here's what we'd tell a friend.
Natural Pine
Traditional divided-lite sash · Unfinished · Paintable
- Authentic character — looks right on premium shed siding
- Readily available at Cincinnati-area Menards in standard sizes
- Must be painted or stained before installation
- Requires recoating every 3–5 years in Ohio's climate
- Fixed or hinged only — no sliding mechanism
- Not recommended for structures with high interior humidity
Aluminum Single-Pane
Vertical slider · Includes screen · Flush or J-lap mount
- Industry standard for shed construction — proven performer
- Available in white, brown, and black — matches most siding
- Single-pane — not insulated, but appropriate for unheated sheds
- Slides open for ventilation, screen included at no extra cost
- Zero paint or stain required — maintenance-free frame
- Slight condensation on frame in extreme Ohio cold — normal
Vinyl Double-Pane
Insulated · Single-hung · Best for heated structures
- Double-pane insulated glass — meaningful in heated structures
- Best thermal performance of the three materials
- White only in standard shed sizing, 24"×36" and larger
- Costs more than aluminum — justified only if structure is heated
- Does not shrink or swell in Ohio temperature extremes
- Best long-term value for backyard offices and guest suites
Step Three · Pick Your Size
Material Cost by Window Size.
These are window-only material costs — no installation, no trim. Scroll to the Full Cost Builder below to see installed totals with cedar trim included. All pricing reflects current Cincinnati Tri-State, Central Kentucky, and Southeast Indiana supplier stock as of April 8, 2026.
Standard Size
Standard Window
18" wide × 27" tall · Rough opening: 19" × 28"
| Material | Type | Window Only |
|---|---|---|
| Wood Barn Sash | Fixed or Hinged | $40–$55 |
| Aluminum | Sliding / Single-Hung | $55–$75 |
| Vinyl | Not available in this size | — |
Medium Size
Medium Window
24" wide × 40" tall · Rough opening: 25" × 41"
| Material | Type | Window Only |
|---|---|---|
| Wood Barn Sash | Fixed or Hinged | $55–$75 |
| Aluminum | Sliding / Single-Hung | $85–$110 |
| Vinyl | Double-Pane Insulated | $110–$145 |
Large Size
Large Window
30" wide × 40" tall · Rough opening: 31" × 41"
| Material | Type | Window Only |
|---|---|---|
| Wood Barn Sash | Fixed or Hinged | $65–$85 |
| Aluminum | Sliding / Single-Hung | $100–$130 |
| Vinyl | Double-Pane Insulated | $130–$165 |
Transom · Horizontal Strip
Transom Window
5-foot or 6-foot × 10" tall · Fixed pane
| Size | Type | Window Only |
|---|---|---|
| 5-Foot Transom | Aluminum · Fixed | $75–$95 |
| 6-Foot Transom | Aluminum · Fixed | $90–$115 |
| Insulated Transom | Available — inquire | Call Ed |
The Complete Picture
Full Installed Cost with Cedar Trim.
This is what a window actually costs to add to your Ed's Backyard Builds structure — material, our installation labor, and standard 1×3 cedar trim package combined into one honest number. Select a material below to see your size.
| Window Size | Type | Window Cost | Cedar Trim | Installation | Total Installed |
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| Standard Windows | |||||
| 18" × 27" | Aluminum · Single-Hung · w/Screen | $55–$75 | $41.25 | $65–$85 | $161–$201 |
| Medium Windows | |||||
| 24" × 40" | Aluminum · Single-Hung · w/Screen | $85–$110 | $55.00 | $75–$95 | $215–$260 |
| Large Windows | |||||
| 30" × 40" | Aluminum · Single-Hung · w/Screen | $100–$130 | $58.75 | $85–$110 | $244–$299 |
| Transom Windows | |||||
| 5-Foot Transom | Aluminum · Fixed · Horizontal | Included | Included | Included | $325.00 |
| 6-Foot Transom | Aluminum · Fixed · Horizontal | Included | Included | Included | $356.25 |
| Installation labor reflects Ed's Backyard Builds standard rates for pre-framed rough openings performed by our team on-site. Ranges reflect variation in structural access and framing condition. Cedar trim is 1×3 painted cedar stock. Transom window prices shown are all-inclusive rates. Prices valid as of April 8, 2026 — call to confirm before scheduling. | |||||
| Window Size | Type | Window Cost | Cedar Trim | Installation | Total Installed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Windows | |||||
| 18" × 27" | Pine Barn Sash · Fixed or Hinged · Unfinished | $40–$55 | $41.25 | $65–$85 | $146–$181 |
| Medium Windows | |||||
| 24" × 29" | Pine Barn Sash · Fixed or Hinged · Unfinished | $55–$75 | $55.00 | $75–$95 | $185–$225 |
| Large Windows | |||||
| 31" × 29" | Pine Barn Sash · Fixed or Hinged · Unfinished | $65–$85 | $58.75 | $85–$110 | $209–$254 |
| Custom Sizes | |||||
| Custom | Pine Barn Sash · Made to Order · 4–5 week lead time | Call Ed | Varies | Call Ed | Call Ed |
| Wood barn sash is supplied unfinished natural pine. You may request pre-painting to match your siding color for an additional materials charge. Must be sealed within 30 days of installation or warranty on surrounding framing is voided — same rule as siding. Lead time for non-stock custom sizes is 4–5 weeks from order. | |||||
| Window Size | Type | Window Cost | Cedar Trim | Installation | Total Installed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medium Windows — Minimum Size for Double-Pane Vinyl | |||||
| 24" × 36" | Vinyl · Double-Pane Insulated · Single-Hung · White | $110–$145 | $55.00 | $85–$110 | $250–$310 |
| Large Windows | |||||
| 30" × 36" | Vinyl · Double-Pane Insulated · Single-Hung · White | $130–$165 | $58.75 | $85–$110 | $274–$334 |
| 36" × 36" | Vinyl · Double-Pane Insulated · Single-Hung · White | $155–$195 | $58.75 | $95–$125 | $309–$379 |
| Insulated Transom | |||||
| Insulated Transom | Double-Pane · Horizontal · Inquire for sizing | Call Ed | Included | Call Ed | Call Ed |
| Vinyl insulated windows are only meaningful in structures that are heated or cooled. If your structure is unheated storage, aluminum is the smarter, lower-cost choice. Vinyl is available in white only in standard shed sizing. Double-pane insulated glass is warranted against seal failure for 10 years from install date. | |||||
Door Upgrade Options
Add Glass to Your Door.
Any standard Ed's Backyard Builds wood door can be upgraded with a divided-lite glass insert at the time of build. These are not replacement inserts — they are built into the door during fabrication. Pricing is per door leaf.
| Door Glass Option | Grid Pattern | Glass Area | Per Door Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4-Grid Window Insert 2×2 pane layout | 2 columns × 2 rows | Small — upper third of door | $193.75 | Best for privacy with light |
| 9-Grid Window Insert 3×3 pane layout | 3 columns × 3 rows | Medium — upper half of door | $281.25 | Most popular — balanced look |
| 15-Grid Window Insert 3×5 pane layout | 3 columns × 5 rows | Large — full upper two-thirds | $281.25 | Maximum light · French door aesthetic |
| Additional Styles 10 more patterns available | Various | Varies by pattern | Inquire | Call or Text Ed at (513) 379-2421 |
Extras & Add-Ons
Everything Else, Priced Out.
Trim packages, flower boxes, upgrades, and specialty options — all priced clearly so you can build your total before you call.
1×3 Cedar Trim — Standard Window
Painted cedar casing on 18"×27" window. Applied to exterior face of siding.
$41.25 / window
1×3 Cedar Trim — Medium Window
Painted cedar casing on 24"×40" window. Applied to exterior face of siding.
$55.00 / window
1×3 Cedar Trim — Large Window
Painted cedar casing on 30"×40" window. Applied to exterior face of siding.
$58.75 / window
Standard Window Flower Box
Decorative exterior flower box sized for 18"×27" standard window.
$56.25 / window
Large Window Flower Box
Decorative exterior flower box sized for 24"×40" or 30"×40" window.
$81.25 / window
Bar Window Countertop — 7-Foot
Finished countertop surface for pass-through bar window application. 7-foot span.
$868.75
Insulated Windows
Double-pane insulated glass option. Meaningful only in heated/cooled structures.
Inquire
Insulated Doors
Insulated door upgrade available on select models. Ask about current availability.
Inquire
Additional Door Window Styles
10 additional grid patterns beyond the 4, 9, and 15-grid options shown above.
Inquire
Ready to Add Windows to Your Build?
Every Window Is Installed
by Our Team. No Exceptions.
Randall, Travis, and I install every window ourselves — no subcontractors, no day laborers. If it goes in your Ed's Backyard Builds structure, we put it there. Call or text Ed directly to confirm current pricing and schedule your build.
Ed's Backyard Builds · Signature Options
Signature Options,
Upgrades & Pricing
Every building we raise is fully customizable. Browse the complete menu of doors, windows, flooring, roofing, trim, and site preparation options — then call or text Ed to build exactly what you have in mind.
Category 01
Doors
Bead Board with Wood Frame
Fiberglass Doors
Hardware & Hinges
Important: Doors must be sealed or painted within 30 days of construction. Failure to seal within this window will void door warranty coverage.
Category 02
Flooring
Category 03
Lofts
Loft pricing is in addition to base building price. Custom loft sizes and configurations are available — call or text Ed for a quote.
Category 04
Windows
White vinyl is standard on all windows. Wood frames are available — call or text Ed for wood window pricing.
Stationary Windows
Opening Windows
Some window placement restrictions apply on certain shed models. Ed will confirm fit, placement, and practical use during the planning conversation.
Window Accessories
Category 05
Roofing
Category 06
Trim Designs & Choices
We offer a range of trim packages to complement any aesthetic. Please call or text Ed for details, photos, and building-specific pricing on any custom trim option.
Cottage Trim Package
Standard — Included
Set up for gutters
Craftsman Trim Package
Priced per building
Extended soffits & eaves
Estate Trim Package
Priced per building
Top-tier detail work
Knotty Cedar Trim
Priced per building
Natural character grain
Clear Cedar Trim
Priced per building
Premium, knot-free finish
Site Preparation
Excavation Work
& Concrete Slabs
Sonotube footings or concrete piers — a properly prepared site or base is strongly recommended for all Signature Series buildings. Every lot and grade situation is different, and pricing varies accordingly.
Call or text Ed at (513) 379-2421 to schedule a no-pressure site review with honest recommendations and straightforward pricing. No upsell, just the facts.
Ed's Backyard Builds · Signature Series
So Much Comes
Standard.
Before you even look at options, know what is already included in every Signature Series building we raise. No stripped-down base models. No nickel-and-diming. This is the floor — and it is a high one.
Standard Feature 01
Foundation & Floor System
Standard Feature 02
Walls & Framing
Standard Feature 03
Roof System
Standard Roof Pitches — By Series
Custom roof pitches are available as an upgrade — call or text Ed to discuss what your project calls for.
Standard Feature 04
Doors & Windows
Door sealing requirement: Doors must be sealed or painted within 30 days of construction. Failure to seal within this window will void door warranty coverage.
Standard Feature 05
Exterior Finishes & Millwork
Please Note
- Sheds do not come stained or painted. Exterior finish is the homeowner's responsibility.
- Doors must be sealed or painted within 30 days of construction.
- Substitute materials may be used due to sourcing availability without prior notice.
Available Upgrades
Additional Options
These upgrades go beyond the standard package. All buildings are fully customizable — call or text Ed to discuss any of these or bring your own idea.
Upgrade Options
Siding Options
Roseburg DuraTemp® is standard on all Signature Series buildings. The options below are available upgrades — call or text Ed for building-specific pricing.
White Cedar Shingles
NaturalRed Cedar Shingles
NaturalPre-Stained White Cedar Shingles
Ready to InstallEverlast® Composite Clapboard
Low MaintenanceRed Cedar Clapboards — Natural
NaturalPrimed Clapboards
Paint-ReadyReady to Build?
Let’s Talk About
Your Build
Every building we raise is built to your spec — not a manufacturer’s catalog. Call or text Ed to discuss your lot, your needs, and your vision. No pressure. Just the facts.