Shed dealer opportunities

Become a shed dealer in Ohio

Have you ever wanted to sell sheds or own your own business? Here are the shed manufacturers you can sell for in Ohio.

Sheds.Store is a marketplace. We do not own any sheds and we do not employ any shed dealers. We list manufacturers by state and introduce you to the ones you want to sell for.

Find manufacturers in another state Compare the two ways to sell

Shed manufacturers in Ohio

Each manufacturer runs its own dealer program and decides who sells its buildings. Tell us which ones interest you and we will make the introduction. Pick another state on the map to look elsewhere.

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Shed manufacturers in Ohio

These manufacturers sell buildings in Ohio. Tell us which one you are interested in and we will put you in front of their dealer program.

Prairie Built Barns

Built in the American Midwest

A Midwest manufacturer building for Midwest weather - engineer-certified structures, a genuine six-year warranty, and a dealer network that answers for all of it.

  • Sheds
  • Barns
  • Cabins
  • Garages
  • Animal Shelters
Warranty
6-year complete, plus limited lifetime on structure
Delivery
Free delivery and setup within 50 miles of any dealer
Range
21+ distinct models, fully customizable
Track record
Trusted by more than 40,000 customers
Dealer model
Manufacturer provides inventory
Ask about selling for Prairie Built Barns Read our full review of Prairie Built Barns

Once you are set up with a manufacturer and your lot is open, you can list your inventory on Sheds.Store so local buyers can find you.

Ask about selling sheds in Ohio

Tell us a little about yourself and which manufacturer interests you. We pass your details to them and follow up with you, so you are not cold-calling anyone.

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Two ways to sell sheds

Shed dealers usually work under one of two setups. The main differences are how much you pay upfront and how much control you have over pricing.

Sell inventory the manufacturer provides

Larger manufacturers often place buildings on your lot upfront, so you do not pay for inventory before it sells. They usually handle delivery, ordering and marketing materials. You can get started quickly with little upfront cost, and the manufacturer supports your business as it grows. The manufacturer usually sets the prices.

Buy inventory from the manufacturer

Smaller manufacturers may ask you to buy their buildings before they go on your lot. You set your own prices, but you also take on the risk upfront and handle your own brochures and marketing.

Each manufacturer card says which setup that manufacturer runs. Confirm it with them before you sign anything - it is the first question on the list below.

How the two dealer models compare on cost, pricing, delivery, marketing and risk
Criterion Manufacturer provides inventory You buy inventory upfront
Upfront cost Low. Buildings are placed on your lot before you sell them. Higher. You pay for buildings before they sell.
Pricing Usually set by the manufacturer Set by you
Delivery and ordering Usually handled by the manufacturer Often handled by you
Brochures and marketing Usually provided by the manufacturer Created by you
Risk Lower Higher, since unsold buildings are yours
Best for Getting started with little money down Dealers who want to set their own prices

Questions to ask a manufacturer before you sign on

Use these to compare dealer programs once we have made the introduction.

  1. Do you provide inventory, or will I buy buildings upfront?
  2. Who sets the prices, and how am I paid on each sale?
  3. Who handles delivery and setup?
  4. What brochures, signage and marketing materials do you provide?
  5. Do you offer rent-to-own for my buyers?
  6. What do you look for in a dealer lot, such as size, location or road visibility?
  7. Can other dealers selling your buildings set up near me?
  8. Can I sell for more than one manufacturer?

Once you are up and running, list your inventory on Sheds.Store

After you sign on with a manufacturer and your lot is ready, sign up to show your inventory on Sheds.Store. Buyers in your area use Sheds.Store to compare local sheds and prices, and they contact you directly from your listings.

  • Your own storefront with your branding, hours and contact details
  • Every building submitted to Google Shopping
  • Local search pages that point buyers to your lot
  • No commission on sales
See how selling on Sheds.Store works

Early Adopter plan - $1/month for the first 3 months, then $49.99/month. No per-listing fee, no commission. Sign up

Common questions

Does Sheds.Store hire shed dealers?

No. Sheds.Store is a marketplace - we do not own any sheds and we do not employ any dealers. What we do is list the manufacturers working in each state. Tell us which one interests you and we will put you in front of them.

How do I become a shed dealer?

Pick a manufacturer listed in your state and send us your details. We pass them on and follow up with you, so you are not cold-calling anyone. Once you are set up and meeting their requirements, you can list your inventory on Sheds.Store to reach local buyers.

How much does it cost to start?

It depends on the manufacturer. If they provide the inventory, your upfront cost can be low. If you buy inventory upfront, you pay for the buildings before they sell.

Do I need my own lot?

Most dealers need somewhere to display buildings. Many manufacturers want a lot that is visible from a busy road with room for several buildings. Requirements vary, so it is worth asking early.

What if no manufacturer is listed in my state yet?

Try a neighbouring state, since some manufacturers work with dealers across state lines. We add manufacturers as they join, and if you tell us what you are looking for we will know where to look next.

I am a shed manufacturer. How do I get listed?

Use the form on this page and choose the manufacturer option. Tell us about your company and your dealer program and we will come back to you about getting listed.

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