Serving Mexia, TX
Sheds, Barns & Cabin Shells in Mexia, TX
Shopping for sheds for sale in Mexia? We sell storage sheds, lofted barns, cabins, and tiny home shells, delivered from our Corsicana yard.
Portable building options
Sheds for sale in Mexia
Sizes, colors, doors, and windows vary by model.
Around Mexia, owners ask most about storage sheds and lofted barns.
Storage & utilityStorage Sheds
Storage for tools, lawn equipment, and seasonal gear.
Get a price on Storage Sheds See storage sheds
More interior volume
Work & projectsWorkshops & Backyard Offices
Room for hobbies, projects, and focused work.
Get a price on Workshops & Backyard Offices See workshops & backyard offices
Cabin-style spaceCabins & Porch Models
Porch cabins and shells for flexible space.
Get a price on Cabins & Porch Models See cabins & porch models
Compact footprintCompact Utility Buildings
Useful space in a smaller footprint.
Get a price on Compact Utility Buildings See compact utility buildings
Tiny home readyTiny Home Shells
Shells owners finish as tiny homes or guest cabins.
Get a price on Tiny Home Shells See tiny home shells
About Mexia
Sheds and barns for Mexia-area properties
US 84 and State Highways 14 and 171 meet at Mexia, about 12 miles northeast of the county seat, Groesbeck. The Mexia oilfield was discovered in 1920, and during the boom the population grew from 3,482 to nearly 35,000. Fort Parker State Park near Mexia centers on Lake Fort Parker, made by a dam on the Navasota River that the Civilian Conservation Corps built between 1935 and 1942.
Our Corsicana yard is about 32 road miles away, so we deliver storage sheds, lofted barns, workshops, and cabin shells to Mexia on our own trucks.
Backyard storage
Keep mowers, tools and seasonal gear out of the house on an in-town lot.
Lake and fishing gear
Store rods, tackle and camping gear for trips to Lake Mexia and Fort Parker.
Workshop space
Set up a bench and power for woodworking or repair projects.
Rural property barn
Use a lofted barn for feed, tack and equipment on acreage outside town.
Get a price delivered to Mexia
Pricing, delivery, and purchase options in one quote.
Structures & ideas
Buildings ready for your property
Questions
Buying a shed or barn near Mexia
Answers about local rules summarize published city and county information and aren't legal advice.
Does Mexia require a permit for a shed?
Mexia's Permit Required Checklist marks a residential accessory building larger than 200 sq ft as needing a permit, and the city's Permits Required page says all construction activities in the city require a permit through the Building Department. The city asks anyone unsure whether a project needs a permit to call 254-562-4184.
How close is Mexia to Fort Parker State Park?
Fort Parker State Park is near Mexia in Limestone County. Its lake, Lake Fort Parker, was formed by a dam across the Navasota River, and the park's roads, buildings and dam were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps between 1935 and 1942.
How far is Mexia from your yard?
About 32 road miles from our Corsicana yard, roughly 45 minutes by car. We include delivery details with your quote.
Which ZIP codes and communities around Mexia do you deliver to?
We deliver to the Mexia ZIP code, 76667, and nearby communities including Groesbeck, Coolidge, Tehuacana, Thornton, and Kosse. Not sure about your address? Enter your ZIP code in Find a lot at the top of the page.
Can I customize my building?
Yes. Sizes, colors, doors, windows, and add-ons vary by model. Try options in our online designer, or tell us what you need and we will match you with the right model.
What size shed should I get for a Mexia property?
Start with what you will store. Tape out the footprint at full size, set your largest items inside, and leave room for the door path. Our online designer shows every size and style we offer.
How do I get my Mexia property ready for delivery?
Walk the route from the street to the building site. Measure gates, look for overhead lines and low branches, and note soft or sloped ground. Send photos and measurements with your order so we can confirm access.
Before delivery
Shed permit rules around Mexia
Published city and county rules for the Mexia area, with links to each office.
Mexia's Permit Required Checklist marks residential accessory buildings larger than 200 sq ft as needing a permit, and its Permits Required page says all construction in the city requires a permit through the Building Department (254-562-4184).
Not sure which rules apply to your address? Call us and we will point you to the right office.
Rules last checked October 2026. This is a summary of published city and county rules for general information, not legal advice. Rules change, and HOA rules or deed restrictions can add more. Confirm with the city or county before you buy.
County and city requirements for the Mexia area
Inside Mexia city limits: The city's Permits Required page says all construction activities in the city require a permit through the Building Department. Its Permit Required Checklist marks a residential accessory building larger than 200 sq ft as needing a permit and lists a children's playhouse up to 50 sq ft as not needing one. The city has adopted the 2018 International Residential Code and related codes (Code of Ordinances, Chapter 3). Its zoning ordinance (Ordinance 2009-07-01) sets setbacks and heights by district, and the city's site does not publish setbacks written specifically for sheds. Building/Code Department: 101 N. McKinney St., Mexia, TX 76667, 254-562-4184, permits@cityofmexia.com.
Outside city limits (unincorporated Limestone County): The county's website lists floodplain, septic (OSSF), subdivision and 911 address/culvert forms, but no general building permit for unincorporated property. The Floodplain Administrator's page says a floodplain permit is required if property is in the floodplain, with a $25 application fee; the application form says a permit is valid for one year and asks for submission at least 4 days before construction. Floodplain Administrator: 1221 E. Yeagua St., Groesbeck, TX 76642, (254) 729-5517. For septic systems, the county's OSSF instructions list a $310 fee for a single-family residential system, a soil evaluation by a registered sanitarian, professional engineer or licensed installer, an approved floodplain review for every OSSF, and an inspection before the system is covered. OSSF applications go to Limestone County, 200 West State Street, Suite 101, Groesbeck, TX 76642.
- Mexia: Permits Required (opens in a new tab)
- Mexia: Permit Required Checklist (PDF) (opens in a new tab)
- Mexia: Zoning (opens in a new tab)
- Mexia Code of Ordinances (eCode360) (opens in a new tab)
- Limestone County Floodplain Administrator (opens in a new tab)
- Limestone County Floodplain Permit Application (PDF) (opens in a new tab)
- Limestone County Septic Permits and Instructions (PDF) (opens in a new tab)
- Limestone County (opens in a new tab)
Delivery
Delivery to Mexia
- Distance
- About 32 miles from our Corsicana yard
- Typical drive
- About 45 minutes by car
- ZIP codes
- 76667
- County
- Limestone County
- Main roads
- US 84, SH 14, SH 171
Mexia is about 32 road miles from our Corsicana yard, about 45 minutes by car. Your quote includes delivery details for your address.
Send us a photo of the spot and your gate width, and we will confirm access before delivery day.
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Design and price your building for Mexia
Pick a size, style, and options in our online designer to see your price, or call us with questions.
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Planning guides
Guides for Mexia-area owners
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