Tom D.
Over $10,000 for a shed, followed by installation problems, repeated warranty visits, conflicting answers, and repairs that still did not match what Tuff Shed said was needed
I purchased a 12' x 12' Premier Pro Tall Ranch from Tuff Shed for over $10,000 because I expected professional installation and strong warranty support. Unfortunately, the experience was frustrating from production through service. Installation was delayed due to a reported truck issue, then set back again when the crew had incorrect materials. After completion, I found visible wall/roof gaps, door fitment problems, protruding fasteners, missed paint/trim, questionable shimming/supports, and a roof/wall connector that had been left completely unfastened until I noticed it during the walkthrough. I stopped my interior work and opened a warranty claim. Tuff Shed initially scheduled service for the “gaps,” but I made clear in writing that I wanted the shell inspected, not simply caulked. I later spoke with George at the factory, who initially agreed my concerns about the wall gaps were valid. When installers returned, however, they showed me their work order only listed “replace door.” They said the wall gaps were a factory issue, not theirs, and called George. I was then told there was nothing more they could do, and more caulk was applied. Tuff Shed had also texted me that the “Door needs to be replaced looks warped” and that the original installer needed to “correct everything.” The door was ultimately not replaced. Instead, because the lower door-pin hole had originally been drilled in the wrong location, another hole was drilled directly beside it and the original hole was left in place. Some items were addressed, but for a premium-priced new shed I should not have had to act as the customer, quality inspector, warranty coordinator, and intermediary between the factory and installers. The shed design itself is good, but based on the installation quality control and warranty experience, I cannot recommend Tuff Shed.



