Johnston Contracting Services offers various types of custom prefabricated structures, such as: garden sheds, loafing sheds, play sheds, carports and prefab garages in Washington state. All structures are custom built in a variety of sizes and designed to appear stylishly quaint while remaining structurally sound. Having perfected our craft, we guarantee the quality of our prefabricated garage kits, sheds, workshops and more will exceed your expectations.
You can use our prefabricated shed kits for storing all your essential gardening tools and equipment. Browse our prefabricated garden shed collection for builds with various window and door layouts, storage arrangements, roof lines, and more.
Johnston Contracting Services play sheds are a great addition for children. Rain or shine, our play sheds provide a covered outdoor space for the kids to go have some fun. Constructed in a variety of shapes, sizes, and materials, our garage and shed kits are easy to match with other existing structures.
Prefabricated carport kits are perfect for protecting cars, boats, motorcycles, and more from the elements. We can even customize our carports to feature extra storage space for additional smaller vehicles like bikes or scooters.
Prefabricated loafing shed kits are great solution for providing shelter to animals and pets of all sizes. They are even designed with a sled kit to enable moving the structure to different areas of the property. The added mobility also helps eliminate mud holes and overgrown foliage.
At Johnston Contracting Services, we understand that a garage is essential to everyday life. From parking to storage, garages are a great multipurpose addition to any home, so we aim to make our prefabricated garage and shed kits as functional as possible. You can even customize our garages to accommodate more storage space or extra room on the sides for opening car doors. If you choose not to customize an existing garage, you can choose from our selection of prefab garages here in Washington state.
You have to look at your bottom line, and the bottom line is that you save money with components. You pay more for a truss, but you can put it in so much faster. Time and man power are very difficult to come by. Using components you can take the same man power and do so much more work.
Ray Wilder, Wilder Construction, Middlesboro, KY