Can I put a shed on vacant land in Colorado?
The short answer
It depends on the zoning. Some Colorado jurisdictions only allow an accessory building when there is a primary use on the parcel, such as a home, while agricultural and rural zoning can be more flexible. Call the county or city planning office with your parcel number before ordering. Rules by area are summarized in our Colorado shed permit requirements guide.
Delivery to rural and undeveloped land is routine for us; the zoning question is the part to settle first. For remote parcels, see how we handle mountain and rural deliveries.