Introduction
Hinton Buildings is a storage building service provider offering a wide range of options to customers in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. Established in 2015, Hinton Buildings is owned by Ryan and Christy Malham. With a range of customizable storage building designs and competitive prices, Hinton Buildings offers North Carolinians, South Carolinians, and Virginians a viable solution for their storage needs.
Products Offered
At Hinton Buildings, customers can expect to find a variety of sizes, styles, and materials to choose from. Customers can buy pre-built or customized models from a wide selection of sizes, ranging from small 8-by-8 sheds to very large metal buildings. All structures are built from premium materials, including pressure-treated wood, LP Smart Siding, and metal. They come in a range of colors and siding options, allowing customers to design structures that best suit their home décor.
In addition to offering pre-built and customized structures, Hinton Buildings also offers storage building maintenance services. Customers can also call on Hinton Buildings to get advice in designing a metal or wooden building. Customer may elect to use the Hinton Buildings 3D building designers located on their website.
Customer Service
When it comes to customer service, Hinton Buildings stands out. Their team of experienced, knowledgeable professionals is always available to help customers with product selection and answer any questions they may have. Hinton Buildings even provides parking lot and drive-thru services for added convenience.
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Area Served
By offering an executive team with vast industry experience, Hinton Buildings brings comprehensive storage building services to their customers in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia. From size and style selection to maintenance and repair services, they have a solution for any storage need. With competitive prices and great customer service, Hinton Buildings is the ideal choice for customers looking for storage building services.
