I have purchased two sheds in the past from this company. There are well build. My issue is there…read moreis no customer service. I talked to the owner Tim. He agreed to come out to my daughters house for a site visit to confirm he could get a shed to the location. Over the next 6 weeks I have called 6 times and left messages with no response.

My wife and I ordered a shed, to our specifications, and we received a call that it was finished…read moreand ready to be delivered about a week later. They charged exactly what was discussed/contained in their brochure. They did not charge extra for delivery. They leveled the shed with cinder blocks (our yard is not level). The shed was built to our exact specifications and they placed it in the corner of the yard that I asked them to with about 12 inch clearance from the fence. We compared the price of the shed to two other competitors and they had the best price for what we received. I could not be happier with the entire process. The same gentleman who sold us the shed delivered it. He was courteous and conscientious during both. He did not rush the delivery process as some companies do. He verified with me throughout that the placement was correct. The only thing that may turn some customers away is that they do not deliver on the weekend. This was not a big deal for us. If you want a shed and live in Southern Maryland, this is the place to go. I do not think I could have built the shed for what they charge and it is in my back yard a week after the order. Great company.

Drive on down to Hughsville MD until you see the Quonset huts along route 5. These are the old…read moretobacco barns that currently house the Tobacco Barn and Golden Oak Auctions. This place is well worth a long trip. In addition to tobacco baskets left from its old existence (on sale for around $5 each), the place is chock a block with furniture, tools and restaurant equipment. I bought a solid ash mid century modern table with expandable leaf and three chairs for $50. I also bought a solid pine Amish hutch that I am now using as a plant hutch for $125. Dave the owner also runs Golden Oak Auctions, and can help sell your old furniture and stuff. The Barn also hosts about a dozen antique merchants who seems to uniformly have high quality stuff. In fact, a couple of them have told me this is where they store and fix their stuff before they move it on to their antique stores in Maryland and Virginia. Overall, if you like antique shops and flea markets you have to go there. There is also an Amish stand with vegetables, fruits and cheese for sale.

I've had an opportunity to visit the bargain barns many times. Most recently I shopped in George's…read moreHardware section. He has much more than new tools in his store. There are new toys, metal signs, posters, collectibles, household items, fishing gear and various other items. Plan on spending some time so you can see it all. The easiest way to get into his area is around the back of the building. Follow the red carpet into the building and make a left to go up to his section. It will be worth your time. There are many other vendors who have a variety of items for sale. Something for everyone! And they're open year round!

Hughesville Bargain Barns is a tarnished jeweled lamp with a genie inside awaiting the diamonds in…read morethe rough!! Fun finds and a lovely group of price-friendly vendors.