Tearing Down My Old Rotted Shed

In this video, I tear down my old rotted shed. Here is the story... This shed was small and falling apart so I had always planned on tearing it down and building a new one. When I moved into the house (about 3 years ago at the time this video was posted), I decided to not fix it up because I knew it was going away at some point. I had a dumpster in my yard because my roof was getting done this week so now was the time. My original plan was to rip it down and put a new, bigger one in it's place. However, I decided against that for a few reasons...

I thought a bigger shed would look a little goofy right next to the house, besides I wanted a patio in that area. Also, the shed had a concrete pad under it. What I ended up doing was building a 10' X 10' storage shed in the backyard and I am so happy I did.

Here is the time-lapse of me building the shed -    • How to Build Your Own Shed - 5 Minute...  

Watch how I turn my 2 bedroom house into a 3 bedroom in my "Epic 3-in-1 Remodel" Video here:    • Epic 3 in 1 Remodel | Turning My 2 Be...  

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