Jack M.
Because Leland asked for a review
Because Leland asked for a review: We've had our Leland shed for 6 months or so now. Been through some wind, hail, rain, sun. It's very solid. I'm happy. But, let's give a hypothetical. You need a new driveway. You get bids, check references. You do your best to tie yourself to a reputable company that takes it's contracted parameters serious. The crew comes out and installs the driveway and you come home and it is impressive. Best driveway in the neighborhood. They leave and, boom, there is a one foot gap between the garage and concrete. You check your contract and it's correct. It has the exact number of feet you wanted from the street to the garage, but... They figured, meh - close enough. Screw him. Now, back to Leland. I contracted for 8 foot walls. 96 inches. What I got was 93.75 inches (from the floor to the top of the wall sill.) There is no way to store 8 foot sheets of plywood against the side walls. I am not happy. But, not only are the walls inches short, but they installed the sill plate tie-downs incorrectly which effectively makes the walls 93.25 inches. Even if the walls were 96 inches, the incorrectly installed tie-downs would gouge into the plywood stored there. I have complained to them about a half dozen other things, mostly inside finishing "holidays" - meaning quality escapes. Minor observations mostly. -- My goal here is to make anyone that contracts for 8 foot walls to have an onsite inspection (before delivery) and take a tape measure. You shouldn't trust anyone and this was my mistake. Don't let it be yours.