Barn and Shed Builder

• 6x8 — $2,464
• 6x10 — $2,544
• 8x8 — $2,607
• 8x10 — $2,756
• 8x12 — $2,901
• 10x10 — $3,045
• 10x12 — $3,164
• 10x14 — $3,912
• 10x16 — $4,062
• 10x20 — $4,881
• 12x12 — $3,916
• 12x14 — $4,353
• 12x16 — $4,881
• 12x20 — $6,015
• 12x24 — $6,675

• 8x12 — $3,585
• 10x12 — $3,975
• 10x14 — $4,742
• 10x16 — $5,197
• 12x16 — $6,010
• 12x20 — $7,323
• 12x24 — $7,817

• 6x8 — $2,545
• 6x10 — $2,754
• 8x8 — $2,848
• 8x10 — $3,032
• 8x12 — $3,165
• 10x10 — $3,402
• 10x12 — $3,580
• 10x14 — $4,285
• 10x16 — $4,353
• 10x20 — $5,224
• 12x12 — $4,206
• 12x14 — $4,818
• 12x16 — $5,224
• 12x20 — $6,464
• 12x24 — $7,480
• 12x36 — $11,213
• 14x20 — $8,126
• 14x24 — $9,431
• 14x36 — $13,061

• 8x12 — $3,910
• 10x12 — $4,285
• 10x16 — $5,390
• 12x16 — $6,455
• 12x20 — $7,480
• 12x24 — $8,456

2-Story Barn

• 12x16 — $10,564
• 16x24 — $19,018
• 24x24 — $44,240

• 8x10 — $4,808
• 8x12 — $5,432
• 10x12 — $6,468
• 10x14 — $7,179
• 10x16 — $7,887

(Includes 1 garage door, 1 walk door, and ramp)

• 12x20 — $9,596
• 12x24 — $11,398

Concrete floor with footing

• 24x24 — $34,610
• 24x30 — $43,320

• 12x20 — $8,427
• 12x24 — $10,097
• 20x20 — $14,046
• 24x24 — $19,288

• 8x12 — $3,845
• 10x16 — $5,368

• Small — $205
• Medium — $226
• Large — $362
• 9-lite — $199
• Shutters — $99

• 4x5 — $333
• 5x6 — $382
• 8x8 — $758

• Half glass — $575
• Nichols door — $375
• Deadbolt — $79
• House-type door — $534

• 4 ft roll-up — $650
• 6 ft roll-up — $750
• 8 ft roll-up — $850
• Standard garage door — $2,300

Shelves — $7.44/sq ft

Loft:

• 4x8 — $278
• 4x10 — $343
• 4x12 — $464

Workbench — $19/sq ft

• Metal roof — $5.00
• Double ¾” floor — $2.50/sq ft
• Concrete floor — $16/sq ft

• Raise walls — $3.00/sq ft
• Hardie — $7.00/sq ft
• Board & batten — $9.00/sq ft
• Vinyl — $17.00/sq ft
• Metal — $20.00/sq ft

• Lean-to — $24/sq ft
• Porch — $29/sq ft

• $6.00 per sq ft
• 120 sq ft and under — $8.00

Building quality matters because a shed or barn is expected to protect belongings through changing weather, regular use, and long-term exposure to outdoor conditions. A low-quality building may seem affordable at first, but it can lead to problems with leaks, weak floors, sticking doors, or structural wear.

We use premium materials such as quality lumber and architectural shingles to create sturdy buildings. Pressure-treated skids, floor joists, and side bands help protect important parts of the structure from moisture and ground exposure.

Our extended roof overhang design is another example of quality-focused construction. By helping direct rain away from the building, this feature adds protection and helps keep the interior dry. When customers compare a shed builder in Douglasville, GA, construction details like these should be part of the conversation.

Before buying a shed or barn, customers should think about size, purpose, placement, access, budget, and customization. These details can help them choose a building that works well now and continues to meet their needs later.

The first step is deciding the purpose of the building. A storage shed, workshop, garage, barn, and carport may all have different layout needs. For example, a shed for garden tools may need shelving and small doors, while a garage may need double flooring, a ramp, or a garage door.

Customers should also think about future use. It is often better to choose a slightly larger building than to outgrow a smaller one too quickly. Custom options can also make the space more practical, especially when customers need lighting, airflow, work surfaces, or easier entry for large equipment. As a shed builder in Douglasville, GA, we can walk customers through these decisions so the final structure fits their property and daily routine.

Yes, we offer fully customizable portable buildings so customers can create a structure that fits their needs. Customization is one of the main benefits of choosing a portable building instead of settling for a basic storage solution that may not match the property or the customer's plans.

Customers can choose the paint color of their building, which allows the shed or barn to blend with the home, garage, fencing, or surrounding outdoor space. The included shingle roof also gives the building a finished appearance while helping protect the interior from weather.

As an experienced shed builder in Douglasville, GA, we also offer practical features such as windows, ramps, doors, garage doors, shelving, workbenches, siding options, roofing upgrades, and flooring options. 

A customized structure can be especially helpful when customers know exactly how the space will be used. Choosing a shed builder in Douglasville, GA allows customers to create a building around their actual plans instead of adjusting their plans around a basic shed.

Getting started with our shed builder in Douglasville, GA begins by thinking about the type of structure needed, how it will be used, and where it will be placed on the property. Once customers have a general idea, they can contact us to discuss available styles, sizes, pricing, delivery, customization, and financing or leasing options.

We can help explain building types, included features, add-ons, delivery requirements, and site preparation. This can make it easier to compare options and choose a building that fits the customer's needs.

Since all sales are final with no refunds, it is important to ask questions before purchasing. Customers should confirm the size, building type, add-ons, color, placement requirements, delivery details, and any extra charges that could apply.

Contact Nichols Portable Buildings today if you are looking for a shed builder in Douglasville, GA and want a custom portable building that works for your property.