Of course you should buy a shed. That’s a given. Everyone needs room for their stuff and everyone wants a shed to protect their stuff in the long run. We know Cook is the right choice for this, but you can read more here if you’re still not convinced.
Now, the real question is should you buy with cash or should you rent to own your shed? There’s no right or wrong answer here. It really just depends on your budget and your needs. But, there are some things to consider as you make your decision.
Don’t buy that shed!
OK, wait. Buy a Cook shed, but before you do that, there are a few things we need to clear up.
Purchasing a used or pre-owned shed can be tricky. You’ve probably been searching for a good deal, but then you also want to ensure the quality is still there.
No one can ever have too much storage space it seems. But, sometimes you need more than just a place to store your old college memorabilia or Christmas decorations.
Another warranty claim. Yikes! Not what you want to see coming in after so many years of success (since 1984). The shed was sound. Everything still protected, but the siding was showing some wear.
You’ve finally decided to take the chance, but that nagging voice in the back of your head has started piping up again -
You may be considering a shed you saw at your favorite big box store in town. There are many who do choose these shed options.
But, after constructing sheds for 35+ years, we just like to caution customers on making a hasty purchasing decision. We want our customers to have all the facts as they choose the shed that will become their workshop, storage room or garage.
When you have a full house, active kids and a spouse who is very passionate about their hobby, it's easy to lose track of things. The main issue? Not enough space! So here’s a way Cook can make more room for your stuff when you just can’t seem to find everything.
You need more space. Right? Otherwise you would be looking to spend more money on a vacation or your favorite hobby and not on a shed. The good news is that a new portable building is an investment so you're able to enjoy your hobbies even more. And, with a good rent to own program, you might still swing that vacation.
One of the questions we hear a lot from customers is this: “Do you build sheds on site?”
The answer? No, we don’t. But we have a few good reasons not to.
It may seem odd and possibly even inconvenient for you, but let us explain. You might think that your options are limited when buying a pre-built portable building. But, would you be surprised if we said that was false?
Building On Site Inconveniences You:
