When does a home office not feel like home? When it’s trapped in a dark basement. People are still working from home, but some don’t even have a window. That’s where a tiny office with big windows that lets in natural sunlight would be perfect. Amy Heinrick from Old Hickory[Read More…]
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Recent Haul
Shed haulers are a special breed, and the industry would go nowhere without them. Shed Business Journal put out a call for photos of recent hauls, and Michael Allen from The Shed Mover of Atco, New Jersey, responded. You can see the action of its state-of-the-art, fully hydraulic trailer with[Read More…]
Carport Roofs: Vertical Styles
Not all carport roof styles are the same, so when a customer decides to add metal carports to their property, it’s important to make sure they understand the carport roof style best for their needs. When it comes to protecting vehicles from the elements, a metal roof carport offers a[Read More…]
Above and Beyond
Handi Houses of Fayetteville has one goal: to provide the highest quality structures and services available in the portable building industry. “We take pride in our builds and offer on-site building options for many of our customer products,” the company says. To accomplish this, Handi Houses of Fayetteville’s staff goes[Read More…]
Department of Labor Updates OSHA Penalty Guidelines
Penalty adjustments aim to support small businesses and eliminate workplace hazards The U.S. Department of Labor has updated its guidance on penalty and debt collection procedures in the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s Field Operations Manual in an effort to minimize the burden on small businesses and increase prompt hazard abatement. “All[Read More…]
Small Business Optimism Remains Steady
The Optimism Index declines slightly but remains above the 51-year average of 98. The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) reports that its Small Business Optimism Index remained relatively steady in June, slipping just 0.2 of a point to 98.6, but still above the 51-year average of 98. The biggest contributor to[Read More…]
Labor Quality Remains a Top Problem for Small Businesses
Job openings were the highest in the construction, manufacturing, and transportation industries. The National Federation of Independent Business’s (NFIB) June jobs report found that 36 percent (seasonally adjusted) of small business owners reported job openings they could not fill in June, up two points from May. “Despite the slowing labor market, many[Read More…]
Pine Hill Now Under One Roof
Shed trailer manufacturer consolidates operation at its Gap, Pennsylvania, location. Pine Hill, a manufacturer of shed-hauling trailers, reports it has completely consolidated its operations at its Gap, Pennsylvania, manufacturing facility. The final step took place July 14 with the opening of its new Parts Store. The company has permanently closed[Read More…]
Build of the Issue: Forester Style
Space is being used as a Reiki studio for a local small business. The Original Mini Barns in Lynnwood, Washington, is a builder of high-quality accessory structures, and co-owner Tony Curran shared some insights and details about the following structure with Shed Business Journal. What type of structure is this?[Read More…]
Small Business Administration Conducting Agency-wide Reorganization
SBA will restructure to eliminate wasteful spending, restore mission of empowering small businesses. The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced its plans for an agency-wide reorganization in March. To return to its founding mission of empowering small businesses, like those involved in the shed industry, and to restore accountability to taxpayers, the[Read More…]
