Built for Your Area
Why Fayetteville Properties Need
Sandhills-Grade Storage
The Sandhills region sits on sandy, porous soil that drains fast but doesn't hold anything in
place. A shed sitting flat on sand without proper blocking will shift after the first heavy
rain. Our concrete block pier foundation distributes weight evenly and keeps the building level
even as sand moves underneath.
Cumberland County gets about 48 inches of rain per year. Tropical systems push up from the coast
between June and November. Hurricane Florence dumped over 30 inches on parts of the county in
2018. That kind of water event exposes every weakness in a cheaply built structure.
The military rotation factor adds another dimension. Families PCS in and out of Fayetteville
every 2 to 4 years. Renters need storage that's flexible. Homeowners need structures that add
value when they sell. Our rent-to-own program lets you return the shed if you move before
completing the term. No penalty. We pick it up.
Fayetteville's heat also matters. 90+ degree days from June through September. Direct sun on a
metal shed from a hardware store turns it into an oven. Nobody can work or even organize inside.
Our buildings use treated wood construction with proper ventilation that stays usable in summer
heat.