Tuff Shed Celebrates Pensacola Grand Opening

The sales and design center in Pensacola is located at 5501 Pensacola Blvd. It is just south of Hwy 29, past “Car Row”. The location can be reached by phone at 850-434-0253. This Tuff Shed location will serve the greater Pensacola area. It marks the fifth Tuff Shed retail sales center in Florida.

The Grand Opening will be celebrated from 9am-6pm and will feature free food for attendees. Tuff Shed will offer event exclusive savings of up to $500 on Premier and Pro Sheds and $2,000 on garages, with chances to win free upgrades for new buildings. Tuff Shed will also be hosting a ribbon cutting event on Thursday, July 13 at 11:00am.

Buildings sold out of this location will be fabricated at Tuff Shed’s manufacturing facility in Mobile. Factory General Manager Charlie Powell looks forward to the opportunity to serve the area. “We’re excited to bring Pensacola a product that’s very much wanted and needed,” says Powell. “Here at Tuff Shed we’re proud to provide both a service and quality that goes above and beyond.”

Privately-held, Denver-based Tuff Shed is on a five year roll of year over year sales growth of at least 15%. Currently the company is projecting more than $250 Million in 2017 sales, an all-time high for Tuff Shed.

More About Tuff Shed

A network of 48 Tuff Shed manufacturing facilities allow the company to service customers across 36 states. Assortments of Tuff Shed storage buildings, garages and recreational buildings are on display across the country in 124 Tuff Shed factory-direct locations (including the factory locations) as well as in nearly 1,371 Home Depot stores.

TUFF SHED products include wooden backyard storage sheds, larger commercial storage buildings, garages and cabin shells. The company works with its customers to design and accessorize buildings, then pre-fabricates key building components at its manufacturing facilities so it can deliver and install buildings on the customer site. Over its 36 years Tuff Shed has designed, fabricated and installed more than 900,000 buildings, and will surpass its one millionth building in 2017.