Back in 1997, Corey Stillwell started to work here when he was 15 years old. His dad used to bring him at first, until he was old enough to get his driver's license. He worked here all through high school and now works around his college schedule at J. Sergeant Reynolds where he's majoring in horticulture and business. I'd take all like him I could find. This business has grown steadily with an annual growth rate of 35 percent of gross sales since the first year I opened it.
Most people use the buildings as storage areas or workshops.
The trend today is toward bigger and bigger. The larger the building, the lower the cost per square foot, of course. It's more cost effective than renting a mini-storage area because the rental fees will pay for your own building within two years. I expect to sell over 400 buildings alone this year. I added the playground equipment seven years ago and we'll sell over 200 of those units also this year.