MOVING & PLACEMENT
Shed moving
and placement.
Moving a shed starts with its condition and where it needs to go. We assess the structure, route and destination before setting out the move and any preparation needed.
Discuss your shed move
ASSESS THE BUILDING FIRST
Check the structure
before planning the move.
The existing shed has to be suitable for lifting and moving. Advanced rot, a failing floor or walls that have shifted out of square can make repair or replacement a better option. We review the condition before recommending a move.
- Floor framing and supporting skids or runners
- Wall and door alignment, including signs of distortion
- The building’s size, weight and existing support
PLAN THE MOVEMENT & THE NEW BASE
The path through the yard
and the place it will sit.
Clearances along the route
Gates, turns and overhead obstructions affect the path the shed and equipment can take. We review these before planning the movement.
Ground along the route
Slopes and ground conditions matter as well as width. We assess the route for the intended movement and identify any preparation in the scope.
Support at the destination
We review the new position, drainage and base requirements. Any agreed preparation and leveling belong in the plan before placement.
START WITH THE SHED & THE ROUTE
Where would you like the shed to go?
Tell us the location and what needs to change. Photos of the shed corners, floor area and access path can help us begin the assessment.