Board & Batten Quaker

Each shed style has unique benefits:

Vinyl Sheds: Low-maintenance and long-lasting. They resist rot, termites, and weather, and no painting is required.  Vinyl sheds are great for homeowners who want a worry-free option.

Wood Sheds: Classic, affordable, and customizable with paint and trim options. They offer a timeless look with traditional charm.

Board & Batten Sheds: Built with real wood siding for a rustic, natural aesthetic—perfect for country homes. These sheds can be stained to your choice of color to match your home's exterior.

All three styles offer size and customization options and require the same site preparation.

Yes, proper site prep is crucial if you want your shed to last. Failing to prepare the site properly can result in rapid shed deterioration, such as uneven settling and water damage to the shed foundation.

We recommend installing sheds on a stone pad. The pad should be at least 6” wider than the shed on all sides to ensure proper drainage and reduce splashback. An even more solid option is a concrete pad, although that is a more expensive choice.

For a detailed overview of the do’s and don’ts of shed site preparation, read more on our shed site preparation page.

Yes, we care about making sure your shed is properly installed, so along with shed sales and shed delivery, we also provide site prep if needed. Want to learn more? Visit our shed site preparations page for everything you need to know.

Yes, you will most likely need a permit when placing a new shed on your property. Sometimes, a permit isn’t necessary if you are replacing an existing structure with another structure of the same size. To find out what permits are needed, talk to your local government office that issues permits and apply for the necessary permits. Myerstown Sheds & Fencing does not process the permits; it is the full responsibility of the customer.

Yes, when you purchase a shed from Myerstown Sheds and Fencing we can remove your old shed to make space for the new one. We only offer removal of your old shed when you purchase a new shed from us. Shed removal is an additional cost.

Yes, we can move sheds depending on their condition, your property layout, and our schedule. Send us pictures, and we’ll get back to you with a quote or refer you to another shed moving company that is better suited for the project.

No, we typically do not repair sheds services. Instead, we partner with Shed Repair LLC for shed repair inquiries. If your outdoor structure needs repairing, contact Shed Repair LLC.

However, if your shed was purchased from Myerstown Sheds & Fencing and is still under warranty, please contact us with photos and a description of the issue. We’ll assess the damage and arrange for the necessary repairs.

Yes, unless specified otherwise, all sheds are delivered fully assembled. If your property has no access for delivery equipment, we may need to crane the structure into place or build it on-site. Building kits are also available for some models.

To ensure we can get the structure to the desired location, a path that is at least two feet wider than your structure is required. A wider path is necessary if we need to make turns and corners. Many structures require a clearance of at least 14’ in height, but this may vary. To learn more about shed deliveries, check out our shed delivery page.

We serve customers in Southeastern and Central PA and deliver in this area. This includes, but is not limited to, Lebanon, Hershey, Ephrata, Denver, Lancaster, Elizabethtown, Manheim, Schuylkill, Pine Grove, Sinking Springs, Hamburg, Bernville, Reading, Harrisburg and Allentown, PA.