Lofted Barn
Steepest pitch, full loft storage above the main floor. Best for tools, mowers, and seasonal stuff that has to live somewhere.
Sheds for sale in Broken Arrow, OK
Lofted barns, garden sheds, utility sheds, and workshops delivered fully built across Tulsa County. Wood, metal, and rent-to-own options. Built for 90+ MPH Oklahoma weather and the way folks here actually use a shed.
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Tell us your ZIP and what you need to store — we’ll text or call back same day with real pricing on the right size and style for your lot. No call-center scripts.
Six shed styles built for Broken Arrow, OK
Garden Shed
Compact A-frame footprint, cottage trim, double doors. Designed for backyard placement where the shed is visible from the house.
Utility Shed
Workhorse shape, single slope or low gable, maximum interior cube. Best price per square foot of storage.
Lean-To
Single-slope roof against an existing structure or as a standalone narrow footprint. Great for firewood, mowers, or chickens.
A-Frame
Classic gable roof, balanced proportions, easy to add a window or porch later. Workshops and she-sheds start here.
Side-Door
Door on the long wall instead of the gable end. Better for narrow lots and side-of-house placement where end-door clearance is tight.
Build & price your Broken Arrow shed
Real prices, fully built and delivered to Tulsa County on a roll-off trailer. Wood sheds (T1-11 or LP SmartSide) and metal sheds (29-ga panels) priced separately. Rent-to-own available on every size with no credit check.
10×12 garden
120 sq ft — mowers, tools, lawn gear
Wood · RTO from $109/mo · metal upgrade $300
Configure →12×16 utility
192 sq ft — ATV, riding mower, full tool benches
Lofted barn or A-frame · RTO from $169/mo
Configure →14×24 workshop
336 sq ft — small tractor, full workshop, side-by-side
Heavy floor · double doors · RTO from $279/mo
Configure →Prices include free delivery within Tulsa County and 50 mi. Most sheds delivered fully assembled on skids — no permit needed for portable units.
See full price grid — 8 sizes × wood and metal +
| Size (footprint) | Style | Wood | Metal |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8×10 (80 sq ft — tools, mower) | Garden / utility | $1,895–$2,195 | $1,695–$1,995 |
| 10×12 (120 sq ft — small backyard) | Garden | $2,495–$2,895 | $2,195–$2,595 |
| Lofted barn | $2,795–$3,195 | $2,495–$2,895 | |
| 10×16 (160 sq ft — mid-size storage) | Utility | $2,995–$3,495 | $2,695–$3,195 |
| Lofted barn | $3,295–$3,795 | $2,995–$3,495 | |
| 12×16 (192 sq ft — ATV / riding mower) | Utility | $3,495–$3,995 | $3,195–$3,695 |
| Lofted barn | $3,895–$4,395 | $3,495–$3,995 | |
| A-frame workshop | $4,195–$4,795 | $3,795–$4,395 | |
| 12×20 (240 sq ft — workshop / equipment) | Utility | $4,295–$4,895 | $3,895–$4,495 |
| Lofted barn | $4,695–$5,295 | $4,295–$4,895 | |
| A-frame workshop | $4,995–$5,695 | $4,495–$5,195 | |
| 12×24 (288 sq ft — small shop) | Lofted barn | $5,295–$5,995 | $4,795–$5,495 |
| A-frame workshop | $5,595–$6,395 | $4,995–$5,795 | |
| Side-door | $5,495–$6,195 | $4,995–$5,695 | |
| 14×24 (336 sq ft — full workshop) | Lofted barn | $6,495–$7,295 | $5,895–$6,695 |
| A-frame workshop | $6,795–$7,695 | $6,195–$7,095 | |
| 14×32 (448 sq ft — tractor / multi-bay) | Lofted barn | $8,495–$9,495 | $7,695–$8,695 |
| A-frame workshop | $8,895–$9,995 | $8,095–$9,195 |
All prices delivered fully built to Tulsa County. Wood sheds use treated 4x6 skids, 2x4 wall studs, T1-11 or LP SmartSide siding, 29-ga metal roofing standard. Metal sheds use 14-ga galvanized frame and 29-ga panels. Floor included on all sizes. Color and trim choices vary — we bring samples to the site.
Local specs for Broken Arrow, OK
Wind anchoring
90 MPH
Helical ground anchors at four corners minimum on every shed delivered into Tulsa County.
Snow load
10 PSF
2x6 trusses on 24-inch centers handle Oklahoma snow without upgrade. Heavy-snow option available.
Permits
Most: none
Sheds under 200 sq ft on portable skids generally do not require a permit inside Broken Arrow city limits or in Tulsa County.
What your Broken Arrow shed actually has to survive
Broken Arrow sits in Tulsa County, near Rose District, with road access via Broken Arrow Expressway (SH-51). Northeast Oklahoma is green country — humid, wooded, hilly compared to the rest of the state, with lake-area lots, working farms, and a heavy mix of suburban acreage outside the metro. The sheds we deliver to Broken Arrow and around Tulsa County run the full range, from compact garden sheds for the inside-the-fence backyard market to full lofted barns and workshop sheds for the lake and farm properties stretching toward Grand Lake and the Verdigris drainage. Folks here use a shed for boat-related gear, fishing equipment, lawn and garden tools, ATV storage, and the overflow that doesn't fit in the basement of a brick ranch. We size and style for both markets without making the inside-town buyer feel like they're buying a barn.
Northeast Oklahoma weather is the wettest in the state — annual rainfall well above 45 inches and humidity that stays high through summer. Wind ratings hold at 90 MPH nominal, snow load around 10 PSF, and frost depth around 24 inches, but the real material concern is rot and rust. We use treated skids, galvanized hardware, and recommend painted metal roofing over shingles for long-haul durability. Tornado and severe-thunderstorm risk is significant — we anchor every shed with helical ground anchors and use hurricane ties at every truss-to-wall connection, not just the corners. Hail risk is also notable.
Pad prep matters more than people expect. A shed delivered onto bare dirt will rock, settle unevenly, and trap moisture under the skids that rots out the floor in three to five years. We strongly recommend a level gravel pad — 4 inches of compacted #57 stone over a tamped base, sized 12 inches larger than the shed footprint on every side — before delivery day. We’ll quote pad prep separately, or we’ll deliver to a pad you’ve already built. Either way, it’s the single biggest factor in how long the shed lasts.
Recent shed deliveries near Broken Arrow
Service area & delivery map
We deliver fully built sheds across Tulsa County and surrounding counties. Lot pickup at 227 1/2 N Main St., Waurika, OK 73573.
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Estimate only. Assumes 9.99% APR. Subject to credit approval. RTO terms shown separately on quote.
Apply with my quoteThree ways to pay for your Broken Arrow shed
Most of our shed customers in Tulsa County use rent-to-own — no credit check, approval in under 10 minutes. Cash and traditional financing are also options.
1. Cash (best price)
Pay cash and we discount 3–5% off the financed price. On a $4,500 shed that’s $135–$225 back. Card payments accepted up to $10,000 (2.9% processor fee passed through).
2. Rent-to-own (no credit check)
No credit check. Approval based on ID + verifiable monthly income, under 10 minutes. First month + security deposit gets you delivered. 24/36/48-month terms, you own it outright at the end. Total cost runs ~1.6–1.9× cash price.
3. Traditional financing
Lender partners that specialize in outdoor structures. APR range 7.49%–17.99%, terms 24–120 months, soft credit pull for pre-qualification. Same-day approval.
Three layers of coverage, plain English
Every Broken Arrow shed carries structure, panel, and workmanship warranties.
Structure
10 years
Floor joists, wall framing, trusses, and roof decking warranted against structural failure for 10 years from delivery. Pressure-treated 4x6 skids, 2x4 wall framing, 2x6 trusses on 24-inch centers standard.
Roof & siding
10–40 yrs
29-ga painted metal roofing carries 40-year manufacturer warranty against fade and chip-through. LP SmartSide siding carries 50-year limited warranty. T1-11 plywood siding carries 10-year warranty when properly sealed.
Workmanship
1 year
Anything our crew touches is warranted for 12 months from delivery. Loose hinges, sticky doors, leaks at penetrations, anchor failure on level ground — we come back and fix it on our dime.
Portable shed vs. site-built vs. big-box kit
After 15+ years delivering across Oklahoma, here’s the straight talk on the three options Broken Arrow buyers actually consider.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a permit for a shed in Broken Arrow or Tulsa County?+
For most residential sheds under 200 square feet on portable skids inside Broken Arrow city limits, no permit is required — the shed is treated as personal property because it can be relocated. Larger sheds, sheds set on permanent foundations, and sheds in some HOAs may need a permit or architectural review. Tulsa County generally does not require permits for portable sheds on private rural property. We always recommend a quick call to the city clerk if you’re inside city limits, and we provide engineered drawings on request when a permit application requires them.
Wood or metal — which holds up better in Oklahoma weather?+
Both work. Wood sheds with painted LP SmartSide siding and a metal roof typically last 20+ years in this climate when properly anchored and sitting on a level gravel pad. Metal sheds with 14-ga galvanized frame and 29-ga panels last 25+ years and need almost zero maintenance, but they get hot inside in July and they don’t accept hooks and shelving as easily. We sell more wood than metal in central and eastern Oklahoma; more metal in the southwest where heat and dust are bigger factors than humidity.
How is the shed delivered?+
Fully built, on a roll-off mule trailer. The driver levels the shed on your prepared pad in under an hour. We need 12 feet of clear-side access to the pad location for an 8 or 10-foot-wide shed; 14 feet for a 12-foot-wide; 16 feet for a 14-foot-wide. If your gate or side yard is tighter than that, we have a 4-wheel mule that fits 8-foot openings, or we can drop the shed in the driveway and re-position with a forklift. We’ll discuss access on the call.
Does the shed come with a floor?+
Yes. Every Barn Brothers shed has a 3/4-inch treated plywood floor sitting on 2x6 floor joists 16 inches on center, which sits on 4x6 pressure-treated skids. The floor is rated for ATVs, riding mowers, and small tractors, and we offer a heavy-duty floor upgrade (3/4-inch decking + 2x4 joists 12 inches on center) for $200–$400 if you’re storing a heavier piece of equipment.
How long does delivery to Broken Arrow take?+
Standard lead time from order to delivery is currently 2 to 4 weeks for in-stock sizes and colors, 4 to 6 weeks for custom configurations. We schedule deliveries by geographic cluster, so if we already have a delivery in your area that week, we can sometimes move you up.
Concrete pad, gravel, or dirt — what do I need under the shed?+
A level gravel pad is what we recommend for almost every install — 4 inches of compacted #57 stone over a tamped base, sized 12 inches larger than the shed footprint on every side. Concrete works too but costs 3–4× more and isn’t necessary for a portable shed. Bare dirt is the worst option: it traps moisture under the skids and rots the floor in 3–5 years. We will not deliver onto bare dirt without a written waiver.
Can I add electricity or insulation later?+
Yes to both. Many of our customers run an extension cord or hire an electrician to add a sub-panel after delivery. Insulation can be added by stuffing batt insulation into the wall cavities and adding a vapor barrier and interior sheathing — this works well for a workshop or she-shed conversion. We can also order the shed pre-wired and pre-insulated for an additional $1,200–$2,800 depending on size.
What colors can I choose?+
For wood sheds, we offer 12 standard exterior paint colors plus 8 trim colors, mixed and matched any way you want. For metal sheds, we offer 13 standard panel colors at no upcharge including Barn Red, Burnished Slate, Pebble Beige, Quaker Gray, Ivory, Forest Green, Black, White, Light Stone, Hawaiian Blue, and Galvalume bare metal. We bring color samples to the site before order so you can see them against the actual house.
Is rent-to-own really no credit check?+
Yes — truly no credit check. Approval is based on a valid government-issued ID and verifiable monthly income (paystub, bank statement, or benefits letter). Most approvals come through in under 10 minutes. The first month’s payment plus a one-month security deposit gets the shed delivered. You can pay it off early at any time without penalty for a discount, or run it the full 24/36/48-month term.
How much deposit do I need?+
For cash orders, 10% deposit at signing locks production; the balance is due on delivery day by check or card. For financed orders, the deposit is typically zero down. For rent-to-own, the first month’s payment plus security deposit serves as your deposit. We do not ask for full payment up front under any circumstances.
How do warranty claims work?+
You call us. The 10-year structural warranty and the manufacturer warranties on roof and siding are handled in-house with our help — we file the paperwork and coordinate the manufacturer if needed. The 1-year workmanship warranty is handled directly by us. Most claims hit in the first 90 days, almost always involving a door alignment or a missed caulk bead, and we fix those on a single follow-up visit.
Can I move the shed to a new property later?+
Yes. Our portable sheds are designed to be relocated, and we offer that as a service for around $300–$600 depending on size and distance. The shed is craned or rolled onto a trailer, transported, and re-leveled at the new location in a single day. The skids and structure are reusable; only the gravel pad stays behind.
What about HOA approvals?+
Most older neighborhoods near Broken Arrow have very few HOAs, but if you’re in a newer subdivision with covenants, check your CC&Rs before ordering. Most HOAs that do exist allow portable sheds as long as the color matches the home and the placement is behind the front building line. We can provide a color rendering and a dimensioned site plan you can submit for board approval at no charge.
What Broken Arrow neighbors are saying
4.9★ average across 120 Google reviews
★★★★★
“Bought a 12x16 lofted barn for the lawn equipment and the kids’ outdoor toys. Delivery was on time, the driver leveled it on our gravel pad in about 45 minutes, and it looks like it grew there. The rent-to-own paperwork took us 8 minutes including the photo of my driver license. Three months in, no issues, doors still latch perfectly even after the May storms.”
★★★★★
“I needed something to get the riding mower and the snow blower out of the garage so my wife could park inside again. Called three places. Two of them quoted me a 6-week wait. Marcy at Barn Brothers had the 10x12 utility shed at my house in 13 days. The pad they recommended took me a Saturday afternoon to build with rented tools and a yard of gravel. Worth every dollar.”
★★★★★
“We’d been looking at sheds for about a year — the big-box kit my brother in law put up looked terrible after one Oklahoma winter and we did not want to repeat that mistake. Went with the 14x24 workshop in barn red with white trim. The driver took his time getting the placement right and showed me exactly how the anchors work. We use it as a craft studio now and it stays cool in summer with the gable vents we added.”
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