About Us

We're Parosco LLC.

And we sell backyard structures and storage the way they should have been sold all along.

Honestly, it started the way most real things do — not with a big formal plan, but with a simple belief: that backyard structures and storage should be sold by people who actually stand behind them. Back in 2006, that meant doing things the old-fashioned way — face to face, one customer and one delivery at a time, in the handful of states we served. We built a reputation the slow way, by showing up and following through. Years later, when it came time to bring that same approach online, the goal didn't change. We just wanted more people to have access to it.

So we did.

Parosco LLC was established in 2006 and is based in Curtis, Nebraska. For our first sixteen years, we operated offline, serving a limited number of states and building the kind of reputation that only comes from showing up in person, year after year. In 2022, we took that experience online and opened our doors to customers across all fifty states. We're a small, focused team, and we stick to one corner of the market: outdoor structures and household storage. Gazebos, pergolas, and chests. The kind of products that need to actually hold up — to weather, to weight, to years of use — not just look good in a listing photo.

Why This Niche Specifically

Because these aren't impulse buys, and they shouldn't be treated like one. A pergola is something you're building a backyard around. A gazebo is a structure people expect to last through seasons of sun, wind, and rain. A storage chest needs to actually protect what's inside it, not just look the part in a thumbnail. People shopping for these items want real dimensions, real material specs, and a straight answer about how long shipping will actually take — not vague promises.

We noticed a lot of stores in this space treating these products like any other commodity item, rushing the details and hoping nobody asked too many questions. We figured we could do better by simply paying attention. We still think that, and we work at it every day.

What Shopping With Us Actually Looks Like

We choose products we'd be comfortable having in our own backyards. We work to source from reliable suppliers, which means accurate specifications, real product support, and no unpleasant surprises once a box shows up. We aim to operate transparently, with clear information and a name attached to what we sell — not a faceless storefront.

Smaller items typically ship within a day or two and arrive within a few business days. For larger structures — gazebos, pergola kits, oversized chests — we work to make sure delivery details are communicated clearly upfront, so you're not left guessing when something the size of a small shed is supposed to show up. If something isn't right with your order, we want to make it right, and we keep our return policy straightforward rather than full of fine print.

And when you reach out to us at Contact@parosco.com, an actual person on our team reads it and responds. We're available Monday through Friday from 9 in the morning to 6 in the evening, and Saturdays from 10 to 4. We're closed Sundays — partly to rest, and partly because a team that isn't running on empty takes better care of its customers.

What We're Building Toward

We're not trying to be a massive everything-store. That's not the goal. The goal is to be the place people genuinely trust for backyard structures and storage — the store you mention to a neighbor who's finally building that pergola, the one you come back to a few years later when it's time for another gazebo or a new chest for the patio.

We've been at this since 2006, and that's not something we take lightly. Two decades of serving customers in person taught us what actually matters: clear answers, products that hold up, and a team that doesn't disappear when something goes wrong. Bringing that online in 2022 didn't change any of that — it just meant more people could find us.

That's the story, more or less. We're a small team focused on one part of the market, trying to run the kind of store we'd actually want to buy from ourselves.

We hope you'll give us the chance to prove it.