Found this company via my dad's friend recommendation, whom also had a 10x14 shed made for himself. Super impressed with the workmanship and speed in how this company built this shed on site at my backyard. Discuss plans with Cameron at the sales division of backyardandbeyond. He was very professional and replied to my questions and provided me materials and price quotes in a timely manner. After choosing the style of shed, Cameron went through the pricing and options with me, creating a full contract. Then gave me over to Biz whom in charge of scheduling to install the sheds. Biz refer me to Aaron whom was in charge of the on site building. Since the preassembly before delivery shed would not fit into my backyard door, We had to have the shed be delivered in sections and then built on site. Assembly and labor was about $800 and the cost of our 8x10 shed was about $3000. Not bad price for the quality and design. Very impressed with how fast Aaron King and his team put together the shed. They had sections already assembled and onsite placed them together, then Placed all the outer decorative components on it. They came really early around 6:30am from PA to NYC and then finish in under 4hrs. Was very impressed as I observed them erect the structure. Very good work. A little back story on this company. They are a Amish family run company that had been in existence for decades. I for one am extremely impress with all the products they build and sell. The other thing that I was impressed with was their self made one wheel trolley that they used to move all the pieces of the shed into my backyard. A great invention for sure. LOL... I highly recommend this company. I Will be sure to use this company again when it's time to build my future house backyard. Only one problem that I did not noticed until a lot later after Aaron and his team left. The bottom part of the door frame was missing and the khaki siding did not go all the way to the bottom like it should so the bottom section looks a little ugly and unfinished looking. Had I noticed earlier I would had pointed it out to Aaron. I guess it's probably an oversight on their part. read more

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Great info initially but ghosted me when I asked about a renovation loan (I have a pre-approval and lender selected already, just asking about the process) and local projects I could see. Not calling back is a disqualifier. read more

Contracted Back yard and Beyond in January 2018 to pour concrete foundation and build two car garage with storage loft. A few off things right from the beginning was, they would not set/install the silt fence, that is required for the homeowner to get the proper permits. Which is strange because a silt fence is always needed in the construction phase, whether its before or after permits are drawn,its up to the builder/contractor/person doing the work to provide and install this always.. i was about to cancel the contract for this fact and they came and installed it, but i had to run and buy the silt fence. On delivery of the roof trusses, the driver wasn't paying attention and got the truss top stuck on a curb and he gunned the truck, went over the curb, off the side of my driveway. in doing so, the truck crushed a good 6 foot section. The driver was kind and took pictures of the damage and stated that his boss would take care of it. Things happen , we all know this. So when i called the truss company boss he took no responsibility and also neither did back yard and beyond took no responsibility. Both kept stating " We are not responsible for ANY damage that we caused during the delivery of materials or ANY damage we caused during the construction of the garage to your property or to your home", both companies told me to call my homeowners insurance. Ridiculous, that a company would do that, being the amount of money we are paying for this. When the foundation was being dug/ laid, things were going smoothly, the weather was changing though. I had told John on Monday that the weather is going to be bad on Friday lets not pour the floor that day because of the snow, rain ,sleet forecast on coming, lets do any other day, but i was ignored and the floor was poured on Friday and covered with tarps right after the concrete pour. It snowed and rained the same day. After a few weeks the final slab inspection was done and a good portion of the finished floor was jagged and had rough spots because of the tarps being placed. I bought up my concerns to David and the concrete person came back and laid a epoxy over the entire floor to smooth out when the building was finished. The problem is , I was going to make the garage floor a brown color when it was completed. They did a steel grey and also the floor is so slippery now when it gets wet, its like a slip and slide. If Back Yard and Beyond had listened to me on that Monday and not poured the concrete floor that Friday, this would not have been an issue. Back Yard and Beyond Contracts another company to put up the garage. Those workers work ethic is great . Other than the boss pulling and parking on my front lawn everyday and leaving huge tire marks. Which he had the entire driveway and road to park on. After the building was done,the final inspection was done on the garage, it failed inspection, the railing on the outside stairs leading to the loft (it was way too wide for a hand too grip). So with this, the certificate of occupancy was held up. I called and emailed Back yard and beyond multiple times and did not receive a call for weeks. After , a few weeks, i got a call and was told " those hand rails usually pass, if you want us to come and remedy this you would have to pay additional fees in time and labor". So i explained this to the building department and they could not believe they would not fix there obvious mistake. I really did not want to have to deal with the ignored phone calls, emails ect, just wanted to use the garage. The upstairs loft plywood floor has some very spongy spots, very noticeable when you walk on it, its the wood that was used on the floor, some spots thin. The two first 4x4 holding the railing and stairs were placed in the wrong location, from the top two, so they used a filler piece which is very noticeable. In the end, the garage looks good seems ok, the workers who are on site are great. But, knowing what i know now, i would not contract Back Yard and Beyond again, simply on the fact, they did not finish the garage as contracted to pass inspection and also if they damage your property they will take no responsibility in fixing it, which is a big issue when a project like this is happening. Also the land was never grated away from the garage as it was suppose to be in the plans. I had to hire and pay additional people to do so. read more

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These folks are a real pleasure to work with. They are responsive and provide an exceptional product. The craftsmanship was superb. The true test of a company is how they deal with issues. I damaged one of the rafters and one of the Pergola stringers was apparently damaged in shipment. I spoke with them on the phone and we agreed on a fair solution and the replacement parts arrived within a week. Keep in mind these are 16 feet long-so not a simple deal. I highly recommend this company. read more