Everyone appreciates that extra space afforded to use by storage sheds we have for many years, but once you discover that it is no longer enough for your needs, can you still do anything about it? Many people also are wondering what can be done to these structures once they get overcrowded. One effective answer to this issue is to upgrade the structure and there are two options that you can do, first is to replace it with a larger one or build another beside it or attached to it.
When thinking which of the two would work well for you, you have to consider a few things. What kind of storage shed you already have and whether the one you have presently is movable or stationary. Does your existing shed have concrete flooring, would it be expandable and what are the types of material it is made from? You should also consider whether or not your present shed is salvageable - will you need to replace it because it is old and rotten or is it just no longer big enough to accommodate your stuff?
When considering which of these two choices is best for you, there are some different things to think about. For one, you need to consider what type of storage shed you already have. Can it be moved or is it stationary with a possible concrete base and flooring? Is it expandable? What types of materials is it made from? What kind of flooring and roofing does it have? Was your backyard structure originally built or was it purchased and then installed?
You also need to consider your budget for the upgrade. You need to know how much you are willing to pay for the project and decide if this project is really a necessity.
You can build into your existing storage shed using your own supplies and if you have the right type of shed you may just be able to buy another and install it beside your present structure to come up with a double storage place.