Beachy Barns Shed Warranty

• All Buildings come with a 10-year warranty on workmanship and materials. Beachy Barns LTD reserves the right to repair or replace any part found to be defective during that time. Warranty does not cover abuse, neglect, theft, fire, water, wind damage, or other “acts of God.” Warranty does not cover minor splitting, warping, or twisting, which is a natural characteristic of wood.
• In order for this warranty to be valid, all wood buildings must be painted or stained per the paint manufacturer’s recommendations within 60 days of delivery or as soon as weather permits, if delivered during the winter.
• All horizontal trim must be caulked along the top edge to prevent moisture from becoming trapped between trim and siding, causing rotting. This should be done after the building is painted. Caulking is already done on buildings that are painted by Beachy Barns. Ask your sales representative for details.
• All vegetation, dirt, mulch, landscaping, etc., must be kept at least 8″ away from the bottom edge of siding.
• Beachy Barns LTD is not responsible for settling or moisture-related damage to buildings that are not placed on a permanent foundation or do not have adequate airflow underneath. Releveling is available for a reasonable fee.

Additional Material Warranties

• Owens Corning TruDefinition Duration shingles: Limited Lifetime Warranty
• Skyline Materials Sky-Rib Ultra Metal Roof: 40 Year Warranty on paint
• LP SmartSide Siding: 50 Year Limited Warranty
• Plygem Transformations Vinyl Siding: Limited Lifetime Warranty
• Miratec Trim: 50 Year Limited Warranty

Care and Maintenance Tips for Storage Sheds

Painting: If your barn came unpainted, paint it as soon as possible using a high-quality exterior paint. Although cheaper paint may cost less upfront, quality paint applies better and provides longer-lasting protection. Pay close attention to the bottom edge of the siding. In our shop, we spray upward from underneath to make sure this edge is fully covered. After painting, caulk the top edges of all horizontal trim pieces to help prevent water from getting behind the trim and causing rot.

Vegetation: You will want to keep the grass and weeds away from the building. If vegetation grows up against the building, it can keep the siding damp and, over time, mildew, mold, or rotting could start.