Appalachian Mountain Inspired · On-Site Built · Elevated Character

The Gap Series

Where Function Meets Architecture. A Deliberate Step Up.

More architectural presence, more included features, and a stronger visual statement — for homeowners who chose this intentionally, not by default.

Who Is the Gap Series Built For?

I want more than basic storage — but I want it to look like it belongs, not like an upgrade I added later.

In mountain geography, a gap is a passage — elevated above the hollow, purposeful in its position, chosen by the people who knew exactly where they were going. That's the character of a homeowner who selects this series.

The Gap Series is built for the homeowner who has thought about this more than once. You've looked at the property and decided the building needs to hold its own visually — not just hold your equipment. You want windows that let in real light. You want a roofline with genuine pitch. You want a wider door opening that handles what you actually own. And you want it to look like it was planned, not just placed.

This series includes more from the start. Wider entries, included windows, steeper optional rooflines, and an architectural footprint that reads as intentional from the driveway. Ed and his sons frame it on your site the same way they frame every build — no shortcuts, no production-line panels, no guesswork.

This Series Fits You If —

You want a backyard structure that earns attention without asking for it — one that looks finished and intentional the day it's built, and still looks right a decade later.

  • Your building will be visible from the yard, driveway, or street — and that matters to you
  • You want more features included from the start rather than added at higher cost later
  • You need a wider door opening to move equipment, lawn gear, or workspace items freely
  • You want natural light inside — windows that are part of the design, not an afterthought
  • You want the building to complement the home's roofline and exterior, not contrast with it
  • You'd rather talk to the man who builds it than explain your needs to someone who won't
The Gap Series shed with green standing-seam metal roof, sliding barn doors, and transom light built on-site
The Gap Series shown with optional standing-seam metal roof, sliding barn-style door hardware, and transom light — features that signal intentional design from the first look.

How Every Gap Series Build Is Framed

Foundation BeamsPressure-treated 6×6 grade beams set on gravel or compacted base
Moisture BarrierGround barrier installed before placement — standard on every build
Floor SystemPressure-treated 2×6 floor joists, 16" on center
Floor Decking3/4" AdvanTech tongue-and-groove subfloor — never OSB in any application
Wall Framing2×4 kiln-dried studs, 16" on center, double top plate
Exterior SidingYour choice of LP SmartSide® or board-and-batten; T1-11 available
Roof Framing2×6 rafters, 16" on center with 2×8 ridge board
Roof Sheathing1/2" ZIP System® sheathing with integrated weather barrier
Roof PitchYour choice of 8/12 or 10/12 pitch; optional metal roof available
Overhang8" to 10" overhang for weather protection and architectural line
Roofing30-year architectural shingles standard; standing-seam metal optional
Door OpeningDouble doors with up to 5' opening included; sliding hardware optional
Windows IncludedOne window up to 12×16 included; additional windows available
AccessStandard ramp included
Warranty30-year structural warranty; wood surfaces must be sealed within 30 days

A Word From Ed

"The Gap Series is where most of my homeowners land when they've actually thought it through. They came in thinking they wanted basic storage and walked away realizing they wanted a building that looked like they meant to put it there. That's what this series does — it gives you real architectural presence without requiring you to spec out every detail from scratch. The features that matter most are already included."