Shed Repairs in Delaware County, PA

The process will be somewhat different depending on whether the end result will be completely new siding, or just a patch job around the bottom of the shed, but it always starts with cutting out the rot in the existing siding or removing the old siding completely.

After replacing any rotted floor rim joists with pressure treated lumber, we install new wood siding to replace what was removed. If the finished product is specified to be wood siding, we use the customer's choice of LP Smartside engineered wood siding material and finish with new paint and trim on the shed.

If the finished product is vinyl siding, we install vinyl siding overtop of the repaired wood siding and wrap the eave trim in aluminum trim coil to ensure a complete low maintenance, long lasting repair.

For us, it always starts by removing the existing roofing material and any rot or mold that has gotten into the roof sheathing. Sometimes it is also necessary to sure up the existing rafters with sistered 2x4s or 2x3s if the rot has gotten too far into them.

We use OSB sheathing to replace the damaged roof decking, and install a layer of synthetic underlayment over top of that. From there, we finish with either asphalt architectural shingles or a 28 gauge metal roofing system.

The contents of the shed are only as secure as the doors are. Faulty doors are the most common access point for critters, as well as nasty weather getting into the shed.

Aesthetically speaking, the doors are usually the focal point of the front facing wall of the shed, so having new doors really spruces up the overall appearance of the shed.

Yes, we do. In fact, at Shed Repair, window replacement is usually included with any complete siding repair project.

We typically use aluminum slider windows to replace the crank-out style jalousie windows, which does a lot to update the overall appearance and functionality of the shed. Insulated vinyl windows and custom wooden sash windows are both options as well.

Typically, we think of shed removal as removing the entire shed. Under normal circumstances, this does not include the contents of the shed or the pad/base that it has been sitting on. We will haul the shed away in one piece if it is in good enough condition and there is enough access to the shed. Otherwise, we will bring a dumpster in and demo the shed onsite.

Yes we do! If you send us a picture of the shed part that you need replaced, more than likely we'll be able to provide a replacement for you.