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Stories from our customers

"One of the worst hail storms in the history of Illinois. It's still standing"

Brian

Brian

Outside Chicago, Illinois · Nordwood owner

A Chicagoland buyer who shopped five other places and came back because nothing else was wood. Then a hail storm broke car windows across town and wrecked his roof. The greenhouse didn't lose a pane.

Wasn't shopping for a greenhouse, saw the Nordwood and had to have it. Then the worst hail in Illinois history broke the car windows and left the glass house without any damage.

I Couldn't Have Built It Better or Designed It Better

Dan

Dan

Rhode Island · Nordwood owner

A builder who did everything in this backyard himself except the greenhouse, because buying it cost less than building it. His neighbor was quoted $100,000 for one the same size.

A builder who did everything in this backyard himself except the greenhouse, because buying it cost less than building it. His neighbor was quoted $100,000 for one the same size.

$30,000 to $40,000 in Blackberries

Michael

Devine, Texas · Polycarbonate owner

Michael Seringer runs Clean Harvest Farms, a startup farm with hydroponic greens and a 2,000-tree pomegranate orchard going in out back. The greenhouse arrived in one crate, took two Texas storm seasons without a scratch, and now fills with 120 blackberry plants, away from the birds, the hogs and the deer. “I would highly recommend the product. Absolutely.”

A working Texas farm: 120 blackberry plants, two big storms, no damage. “It was a greenhouse in a box.”

When It Comes to Eating, We Eat From Out Here

Luther Harris

Central Texas · Polycarbonate owner

Luther Harris was raised on a farm and spent 27 years in the Army; now he grows tomatoes, cucumbers, asparagus, cabbage and pumpkins, gives the harvest away, and cans the rest the way his grandparents did. The Texas wind took his cloth greenhouses, so his wife bought him one it couldn't, and he set every pole in concrete. “Grow your own food. It’s easy, it’s healthy, and you get a lifetime of enjoyment.”

27 years in the Army, then a garden that feeds the house. He gives the extra away and cans the rest.

My Old Greenhouse Was a Nightmare

Joe & Veronica

New York · Polycarbonate owner

Joe fought a cheap slide-in-panel kit for two years, the wind popping panels out faster than he could put them back. He watched the ads for months and read what other owners said before buying; a year later the new one has taken over two feet of New York snow that slid off on its own. “If you’re on the fence about it, definitely pull the trigger,” says Veronica.

Two years fighting a cheap kit, then two feet of snow slid off this one by itself. “Definitely pull the trigger.”

A Memory You Can Pass On

Derek

Upstate New York · Polycarbonate owner

Derek Hartman learned to garden from his mom in the yard next door to where he lives now. He found the greenhouse on Facebook, built it with his sons, and grows everything from seeds his kids collect off last year's plants. The family record is 74 quarts of pickles in one year, made on an assembly line of the whole house.

Found on Facebook, built with his sons, grown from seeds his kids saved. 74 quarts of pickles in one year.

I'm Putting Something Up to Last

Jeff

Ilion, New York · Polycarbonate owner

After years of losing his garden to woodchucks, retired utility worker Jeff Kinville decided he’d had enough. For his first-ever greenhouse, he skipped the cheap plastic kits his neighbors watch blow down in the wind. He set his in concrete, buried geothermal pipes beneath it, and built it to survive a region that’s seen 44 inches of snow in a single day. “I’m very pleased and very happy with what I’ve bought.”

Set in concrete over buried geothermal pipes, built to outlast 44 inches of snow. “I’m putting something up to last.”

If I Had to Buy These Plants, It’d Be Thousands of Dollars

Lisa

Wedding-venue grower · Polycarbonate owner

Lisa runs a wedding venue, and every spring she fills her greenhouse with the flowers and plants for her events — already emptying 40 trays this season instead of buying them in. On her third greenhouse (after a Harbor Freight kit she calls “a piece of junk”), she raised this one taller to fit her shelving and warms it on cold spring nights with two $30 ceramic heaters. “If I had to buy these plants, it would be thousands of dollars.”

Grows the flowers for real weddings and saves thousands a year. “If I had to buy these plants, it’d be thousands of dollars.”

A Very Seamless Experience

Scott

Venice, California · Scandiglas owner

Scott Powell, an orthopedic surgeon in Venice, California, wanted a greenhouse strong enough for the wind and heavy rains that roll in off the Southern California coast. After a lot of research he chose YourGreenhouses for its solid polycarbonate and the guarantee that anything arriving broken or missing would be replaced — which is exactly what he experienced. “It was a very seamless experience.”

A surgeon who wanted real strength against coastal wind and rain, backed by a no-hassle guarantee.

Growing Year-Round in the Desert

Mark

Arizona · Polycarbonate owner

After moving from California to Arizona, Mark wanted to grow his own food despite limited space and harsh desert conditions. He chose a greenhouse built to handle strong winds and extreme heat, and now grows vegetables year-round by carefully managing heat and ventilation. His takeaway is simple: growing your own food completely changes the flavor and quality of what you eat.

Grows vegetables year-round through desert heat and wind - fresh flavor you can’t buy in a store.

The people who own them

We like to meet customers in person

Almost every owner says a version of the same thing: it's better in person than it looked online. That's the part we can't show you properly. What we can tell you is what happens next. The neighbours come over. Friends ask to be photographed in it. Someone in the family who has never grown anything ends up with their own bench in the corner.

By the end of the first season it's usually doing two jobs at once, full of what they're growing and full of people, and it's the first thing anyone gets shown when they visit.

Gustavs on site with an owner, Nordwood assembled behind them
A finished Nordwood in an owner's garden
Our crew with an owner beside their new Nordwood
A Nordwood assembled in an owner's garden
A handshake on handoff day at a Nordwood build

Across the country

We keep turning up in person

Different state, different garden, same reason for going. We want to see one standing a season after it went up, and hear what the owner makes of it.

A map of the United States marking the gardens we have visitedA map of the United States marking the gardens we have visited

Our greenhouses are known for their quality

amazing Wind and snow protection Rated to 115 mph winds and 3 ft+ of settled snow, on a roof pitched to shed most of it first.
super Strong frame Built from pressure-treated Nordic spruce. The treatment keeps rot and mold out of the wood.
hail proof glass 4mm tempered glass that shrugs off hail. We tested it on camera with a baseball.
Solid warranty 5-year limited warranty on the frame and every glass panel.

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