Founded by brothers Justin, Jeff, and Josh Puffer in 2003 in the Adirondack foothills, Adirondack Storage Barns builds outdoor storage buildings and related structures for properties across upstate New York. The family-owned company keeps its operation intentionally small so the brothers can stay involved from hand-selecting materials and construction through personal delivery, with Christian values guiding its customer service.
North Country Storage BarnsNorth Country Storage Barns is a family-owned Martin business that began in 1993 with a few siblings in northern New York. Today, Luke, Titus, and Reuben Martin still own and operate the company, which has grown to three New York locations and provides work for about 40 area residents. Its long-standing focus is quality-built sheds, including custom designs, with service extending through dealers across the Saint Lawrence River in Canada.PHILADELPHIA, NY
C & H ShedsFor more than 30 years, this family-owned Jefferson business has been known for Amish-built outdoor structures shaped to local customers’ needs. C & H Sheds serves homeowners across the surrounding Maryland region with custom storage buildings and practical delivery support.JEFFERSON, MD
Glenn’s ShedsBorn from a need to store firewood at home, Glenn’s Sheds is a family-run New Paltz, New York builder of handmade wood sheds and related structures. Its crew builds each shed on-site, adapting it to the landscape, while the company’s signature Oscawana design emphasizes airflow, attractive lines and long-term firewood storage. Multiple generations of the family now contribute to the business, which also offers DIY plans based on its shed designs.NEW PALTZ, NY
Sheds Unlimited LLCFounded in 1988 on a family farm in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Sheds Unlimited LLC grew from a small shed-building operation into a nearly 40-person, family-owned business producing customized sheds and prefab garages. Now based in Morgantown, Pennsylvania, the company serves customers across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, drawing on its Amish and Mennonite heritage of hands-on woodworking and building.MORGANTOWN, PA