What’s the cost estimate for setting up a therapy office in a shed?

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Asked By T3rAh3r0 On

Hey everyone! I'm a therapist looking to start my own private practice on my farm. I'm thinking about converting a garden shed (or a she-shed type of space) into an office for seeing clients. I want the office to be around 200 square feet, properly insulated, with electricity and at least one window. I'm curious about the costs involved in making this vision a reality, including any permits and licenses. Can anyone share their thoughts or experiences on how much this could potentially cost?

3 Answers

Answered By Gr33nThumbs21 On

You’ll want to check what requirements your county has for running a business out of a shed. I'd say start your budget around $30,000. It can definitely go up from there depending on what you need!

Answered By CounselorCrafts On

When planning your space, think about how you want the office to look and feel. As a professional, it needs to be comfortable and quiet—we want a therapy space to feel inviting. I’ve got a couple of sheds, but I wouldn’t want to use them for a therapy practice. You should aim for quality! Also, have you thought about including a bathroom? That might be a requirement if you're seeing clients on-site.

T3rAh3r0 -

Great point about the bathroom! I hadn't thought about that requirement—thanks for the heads up!

Answered By ShedWizard99 On

You’re looking at a ballpark of $10,000 to $30,000 for a 200 sq ft office, including insulation, electricity, and a window. If you consider getting a prefab shed, it could save you some cash. Just remember to factor in permits and maybe some HVAC!

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