Green Acres Outdoor Living LLC employees earn an average annual salary of $73,808 or an hourly pay of $35. These salaries may differ based on factors like job title, industry sector and location.
Green Acres stands out from other backyard stores by maintaining a steady stock of products rather than placing orders to meet customer demand, making for one of the most comprehensive lines available anywhere.
Amish-Built Sheds
If you’re in search of extra storage space in your backyard, nothing beats a custom-built Amish shed. Sheds provide plenty of functionality including housing tools, lawn equipment, toys or simply being used as an oasis from everyday life.
Big box stores typically carry economy sheds that cost far less than Amish sheds; however, these models often use inferior materials and will last only a few years before needing repair or replacing altogether. Furthermore, self-assembled sheds require significant labor to assemble properly; making their use frustrating at best and difficult at worst.
Green Acres Outdoor Living stands apart from their competition by using only top quality materials for all their structures, while keeping overhead low by keeping an extensive inventory in-stock and only shipping products as required – giving them access to one of Lehigh Valley’s largest selections of outdoor and recreational merchandise merchandised anywhere in their store.
Sheds come in all styles, sizes and colors; some can even be customized to meet your exact specifications and needs. One such shed, known as the Highland Shed, boasts an inviting front porch reminiscent of an extension of your house; perfect for hobby rooms, studio spaces or pool houses.
Green Acres was established by the Swartzentruber family in 1988 and has grown into a multifaceted organization dedicated to meeting customers’ needs while offering an exceptional value. They believe hard work, family values and honesty are the cornerstones of success.
Gazebos
Gazebos are freestanding garden structures with roofs that homeowners often use to add an eye-catching focal point in their landscape design. Used for relaxing, dining and entertaining, they come in all sorts of shapes, sizes and materials; some come equipped with built-in seating while others may feature latticework for privacy or aesthetic purposes; they may even include decorative features like flowers or plants for added flair! Depending on their area of residence homeowners can select between permanent or portable gazebos.
Material choices make an enormous impactful on cost when selecting a gazebo. Pine is relatively affordable but not as long-lived as tropical hardwood or redwood gazebos; cedar gazebos, in contrast, tend to be more costly but highly weatherproof and strong.
Homeowners have two options when it comes to creating their gazebo: do it themselves or hire professionals. While hiring professionals often requires an initial larger investment, this strategy often saves both time and money in the long run as they are better equipped to manage unexpected challenges during construction.
Once a gazebo is constructed, it can be enhanced by adding upgrades like screens to keep out pests and bugs while ensuring optimal air flow. Other popular upgrades include lighting, fire pits, outdoor kitchens, or movie screening equipment – even turning it into an outdoor movie theater!
Before installing a gazebo, homeowners should consult their local laws and homeowners association to see if a permit is needed. Furthermore, they must consider factors like the location of the structure near utility poles or streets as well as price quotes from multiple contractors to find the best deal.
Pergolas
A pergola is an elegant and versatile outdoor structure that can serve as the centerpiece for entertaining, relaxing or growing plants. These structures typically stand alone but may also be attached to homes or buildings and feature roof beams and rafters supported by posts or columns for an inviting space for gatherings, relaxing and plant growing. A pergola serves as an integral element in garden designs by acting as focal points tying together different aspects of garden layout design into one cohesive whole.
Pergolas can be constructed using various materials, from budget-conscious pressure-treated pine to durable cedar, redwood and fir; mahogany and ipe. Pergolas can be tailored to match or contrast the architectural style of your house; even featuring natural elements like flower gardens, vegetable patches or water features as part of their design. Plus, many pergolas are tailored so twining vines such as honeysuckle, wisteria or grapevine intertwine themselves over its rafters for even more aesthetic effect!
Pergolas are relatively affordable structures to construct, and installation requires basic carpentry skills. Pergolas make an excellent addition to the landscape for homeowners without an unlimited budget for patio covers, pavilions, or gazebos. You can decorate it with drapery, lighting, furniture and plants to make it into an inviting space perfect for relaxing and entertaining. They’re great shaded spots where people can sit back in comfort or you could use one to frame an outdoor dining area or hot tub; and can even be enclosed by climbing vines for added privacy – not forgetting privacy!
Rabbit Hutches
If you own pet rabbits, finding them the appropriate habitat is vitally important to their wellbeing. A rabbit hutch will provide them with a place to sleep, eat and hide from pesky predators; providing fresh air and exercise at the same time while remaining well ventilated against winds, sun and rain; protecting from elements and providing adequate ventilation in addition to being large enough to allow movement from within its confines.
A rabbit run offers your furry friends even more room to roam and play, making your home safer for both of them at all times and offering them even more exercise opportunities. Attached directly to their rabbit hutch, it provides dig-proof and chew-proof security at all times; and can even be closed at night! Use during the day when your bunnies need their exercise fix while enjoying some outdoor play before closing up again before bedtime.
A rabbit hutch should be raised off of the ground to help avoid flooding during rainy weather and protect your rabbit from predators that attempt to dig or climb out. Furthermore, raising it off the ground will prevent water buildup during wet periods while providing your bunnies with shelter from predators trying to dig or climb out and from extreme temperature fluctuations; rabbits are especially sensitive to heat and cold, suffering hypothermia or frostbite when exposed for too long. Insulation will keep them warm in winter while bedding will absorb excess moisture helping prevent mold/ mildew growth in summer months – make sure it remains healthy by inspecting it at least weekly so you know that your bunnies have safe environments within which to live!