REMOVAL, PREPARATION & KIT ASSEMBLY
Replacing a leaning shed, from removal to kit assembly.
The old timber shed held a lawnmower and yard tools, but it had begun leaning back toward the fence. The owners asked for advice on the base and help replacing it with a shed kit they would supply.
- THE WORK
- Shed replacement & kit assembly
- THE BUILDING
- Customer-supplied kit
UNDERSTANDING THE SHED & ITS BASE
The replacement plan included what was underneath.
Before setting the scope, we asked whether the old shed was freestanding, what supported it and what needed to be removed. The owners confirmed that it rested on concrete and had started leaning against the fence.
We proposed removing the old shed and its visible concrete base, preparing a gravel base and assembling the replacement kit. When the owners selected a different kit, we reviewed that choice before arranging the work.
THE REPLACEMENT IN PLACE
The owners supplied the shed. We handled the changeover.
The finished exterior photograph shows the assembled kit in the old shed’s place, with double doors facing the yard. Our contribution was the removal, site preparation and assembly that brought the replacement together.
EXPLORE THE SERVICE
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Plan the removal and the new installation together.
Send photos of the old shed and its base, plus the model and instructions for the kit you’re considering. We can discuss removal, preparation and assembly as a coordinated scope.
The original timber shed before removal, between the established planting and fence.