Metal Sheds | TMG Industrial USA

Garden Sheds 
Compact yet durable, garden sheds are ideal for organizing everyday outdoor tools, hoses, planters, and seasonal items. Their weather-resistant build keeps contents dry and protected year-round, making them a practical solution for backyards, patios, and urban green spaces. 

Storage Workshops 
These spacious structures go beyond simple storage—offering room for tool benches, shelving, and even small machinery. Whether you’re a weekend mechanic or full-time craftsman, storage workshops create a dedicated environment for hands-on projects and secure equipment storage. 

Garages & Carports 
Designed to shield vehicles from rain, snow, and sun, metal garages and carports are perfect for storing cars, trucks, ATVs, or boats. With the option to add sidewalls, doors, and insulation, they double as all-season shelters and additional workspace for vehicle maintenance or hobby tasks. 

Agricultural & Livestock Sheds 
Purpose-built for rural and farm use, these heavy-duty shelters accommodate everything from tractors and feed to livestock and hay bales. Their open-span interiors and reinforced frames stand up to daily wear, harsh weather, and the demands of full-scale agricultural operations. 

Keep It Clean & Rust-Free 
Wash your metal shed regularly with mild soap and water to remove dirt, pollen, and grime. Focus on fasteners, joints, and corners—these are common areas for rust. If rust appears, scrub it off using a wire brush or sandpaper, then apply a rust-inhibiting primer or paint, especially if you're maintaining a metal shed with floor or foundation. 

Check Structural Connections 
Inspect all bolts, screws, and brackets every few months, especially on double carports or sheds with wider spans. Replace any compromised hardware to ensure long-term integrity and tighten loose connections to prevent wind or load-related stress. 

Weatherproof Openings 
Before rainy or cold seasons, inspect seals around windows and doors. Replace old weather stripping and check for air gaps—especially important if you're using an insulated outdoor shed or metal garage shed year-round. Adding gable vents or small windows can also improve airflow and reduce moisture buildup inside. 

Maintain the Roof & Foundation 
Keep gutters clear and inspect for pooling water or rust on the roof, especially on shed with metal roof models. Make sure the base is level and dry—if your shed is built on a metal shed foundation, check for erosion or shifting. Promptly resolve issues to avoid structural damage.