The Shed Haulers Brotherhood (SHB), an organization started to help shed haulers, is “closing down” and “remodeling” through the rest of the year, according to founder and CEO Sam Byler. “I’m not really sure where to start or where to stop, but the nonprofit status is going away,” he shares.[Read More…]
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Bunce Buildings Named a Top 3 Shed Builder in Davidson County, N.C.
Bunce Buildings, a shed builder in Lexington, North Carolina, announces its recognition as a Top 3 2025 Davidson County Award Winner in the Shed Builder category. “Our mission has always been to provide our community with high-quality structures and a hometown service you can trust,” the company states. “What makes[Read More…]
Pittsburgh Paints Names Stain Color of the Year, Launches Industrial Line
The Pittsburgh Paints Company names Black Oak its 2026 Stain Color of the Year and announces that it has introduced its TRU-INDUSTRIAL ™ line. The company’s woodcare brands, OLYMPIC® Stains and PITTSBURGH PAINTS & STAINS® have selected Black Oak as the 2026 Stain Color of the Year. A warm, versatile neutral with deep forest[Read More…]
Felker, Summers Join Burkholder Management and Ownly as Partners, Launch Wild Belief Co.
Craig Felker and Kyle Summers have joined Burkholder Management and Ownly as partners, aligning proven leadership, operational excellence, and next-generation technology to accelerate growth across the shed industry. Summers will serve as Partner and Chief Sales and Growth Officer across both Burkholder Management and Ownly, while Craig Felker will serve[Read More…]
E-Impact Marketing and Clients Achieve Recognition Across Prestigious Lists
E-Impact Marketing, a full-service digital marketing agency based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, has earned spots on both the 2026 Financial Times Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies and Inc. Regionals: Northeast list. Several of E-Impact’s clients were also recognized, underscoring the strong growth across the agency’s client base. E-Impact Marketing is a full-service[Read More…]
Department of Labor Launches OSHA Cares Initiative
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently launched its OSHA Cares initiative, an agency-wide effort focused on helping businesses meet federal workplace safety requirements, while also building strong, successful safety and health programs that benefit employers and workers, including those in the shed industry. OSHA Cares highlights[Read More…]
Leadership Expectations Outpacing Organizational Support
Leadership Development is becoming increasingly important as there’s a growing gap between what organizations expect from leaders and the systems designed to support them, according to research from the American Management Association (AMA), an organization that focuses on professional development. The report, Leadership Development in a Transforming Workplace: Emerging Demands,[Read More…]
How Energy Costs Are Impacting Small Businesses
Small business energy costs continue to challenge owners across the U.S., especially those in the shed industry, as rising utility expenses negatively impact profitability, hiring, and long-term growth. These findings and more were shared by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) when it released its new Small Business Energy[Read More…]
NFIB Reports Small Business Optimism is Declining
The uncertainty shed business owners are experiencing due to many factors is being felt across the business spectrum. The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) Small Business Optimism Index fell 3.0 points in March to 95.8, leaving it below its 52-year average of 98.0. The last time the Optimism Index fell below its historical average was April 2025. The Uncertainty[Read More…]
Managing Your Leadership Capacity: Make Room for Margin
The key to managing your capacity as a leader is creating enough margin to respond when the unexpected happens. In February, my mother died unexpectedly. Within a matter of hours, my calendar for the week was cleared—meetings canceled, commitments postponed, responsibilities either delegated or delayed. That included my article for[Read More…]
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