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Local shed / garden office company recommendations?

By AdrianG
July 24, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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AdrianG

Posted July 24, 2016

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Posted July 24, 2016

Hello!

I moved into a house near East Dulwich last year. It has a shed in the garden but I'm going to have to get it replaced as it's pretty rotten.

I'd be happy with a new, large shed, but I'm toying with the idea of some kind of combined shed and garden office. Somewhere that I could use when working from home but that also had space for all the stuff that people usually keep in their shed!

There are plenty of companies on the web who'll sell you an expensive shed/office combination, but as far as I can see they're all based outside the M25 and charge a lot more to do any installation within London. And they're not exactly cheap...

So... I was wondering whether anyone had recently had sheds or garden offices installed using a local firm they'd recommend?

Thanks!

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