Structures To Go, Inc.

About Structures To Go, Inc.

A portable shed doesn't look like much on the back of a trailer, but getting one from the highway to the spot a customer's picked out in the backyard takes a truck that can back down a driveway most delivery drivers wouldn't attempt, and that's the specialty Structures To Go built its business on around Port Angeles. Winter adds one more variable to a job that's already about tight turns and soft shoulders: a driveway with even an inch of snow on it can turn a careful backing job into a stuck truck, so the crew plows ahead of its own deliveries on the mornings weather calls for it, clearing a path wide enough for a trailer before the building ever leaves the yard. Most of those deliveries run out along the truck route that carries freight around the edge of downtown, then branch off onto the smaller roads and driveways that don't see a plow otherwise. A blocked driveway on delivery day means rescheduling a customer who's already cleared a weekend for it, so the plow work isn't really separate from the delivery business — it's the first ten minutes of every winter job. By the time the shed's off the trailer and leveled on its blocks, the same truck's already been the first vehicle down that driveway all day.