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Dallas Custom Garden Shed

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Pat and Linda Van Zandt are serious gardeners. Over the years, they’ve transformed their backyard from a boring suburban backyard into a colorful paradise with an impressive array of flowers, outdoor living areas, and a pool. The Van Zandt’s had generic old storage shed “shack out back” in their backyard, but they wanted a better structure — one that would be rodent proof and genuinely add to the beauty of their landscape they wanted a Custom Garden Shed Dallas
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Gable Storage Sheds Dallas

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The Classic Gable Wooden Storage Shed, is certain to spruce up your Dallas backyard! This Classic Gable Wooden Storage Shed offers lots of space while adding value to your property! Not a Shack out Back. While all of our storage buildings are high-quality, practical, and versatile, many of our clients prefer our Gable/Ranch style sheds and garages. This style is our most popular—and top-selling—storage building. It's easy to understand why.
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Tiny Home Builder Dallas

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This is the tiny house movement, and it’s a big deal for Dallas. People have all kinds of reasons for choosing to live tiny. Some are looking for ways to own a home without a mortgage, some want a house they can take with them wherever they go, and some are just trying to tread more lightly on the Earth from Dallas. Whatever their reasons, they’re part of a growing trend that’s gradually changing the way Americans talk – and think – about 'TINY'
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Dallas Barn Style Sheds

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If you live in Dallas and are looking for a barn style shed, know that it is similar to the gambrel roof of colonial barn architecture by the settlers in New York, Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and western Connecticut built homes that reflected their Dutch culture. Later, by the late 19th century, Americans began to look back romantically on their colonial roots. This nostalgia began to be reflected in American colonial revival architecture. Within this colonial revival, one of the more popular designs was a redo of the original Dutch colonial. This design provided the advantage of a sloped roof, while maximizing head space.