Tannersville sits right up against Camelback Mountain Resort and the outlet shopping corridor, which makes it one of the more resort-flavored towns on our map. That brings a mix of full-time residents and second-home/weekend owners who bought here for ski season and stayed for the summers.
What that mix means for building
Second-home owners in a resort town usually want the same things: a garage that can double as gear storage (skis, boards, bikes, the seasonal rotation of stuff that resort living generates), and standalone storage buildings for property owners who don't want gear cluttering up the house between visits. Full pole barns come up less here than in the farmland towns further west. Lot sizes trend smaller and the use case leans storage over agriculture.
Q: Does it matter if I'm only here on weekends? A: Not for how we build it. It matters for scheduling around your visits, which we're happy to work with.
Q: What structure type fits a mountain lot? A: Depends on your slope and tree cover — we'll walk it with you before quoting anything.
Pocono Township
Tannersville falls within Pocono Township for zoning and permitting purposes. Mountain terrain out here can mean more site work than a flat-lot build elsewhere in the county (slope, tree clearing, drainage), so confirm both the township's requirements and get an honest look at your specific lot before assuming a standard footprint will drop in without extra prep.
Fifteen minutes, not two hours
We're a short drive from Tannersville — close enough to check on a build between your visits, not just at the start and the finish.
Ask us for a number before we ask for a deposit. That's how we do every job, resort town or not.