Picking up the telephone should be your initial step in your new storage shed construction. Call your local city hall and ask for the building department to talk about building your own shed. If you skip this step, you're asking for a world of trouble. You will probably need to learn the building codes that your local building department has regarding things like size, and the arrangement of your storage shed on your property.
Don't be upset if your building department had certain building codes or rules pertaining to your new tool shed. They might feel that local government has no business telling them what they can or cannot do on their soil, but what they're not considering is their neighbors. Think how you'd feel if one of the next examples happened to be in your neighbor's yard. I doubt anybody wants their neighbor to build an outbuilding that is taller than the house on the property. It would be an eyesore and would probably damage property values of the encompassing homes. On the other side of the argument, having no building codes in place would probably result in some very shoddily built sheds that are a danger to it's owners and everybody in the area. Both of these examples are genuine, and are why zoning and building ordinances are in place. They're here to help protect your property values as well as the property values of your neighbors (and to keep neighbors from going to war with each other).
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