1. Check Permits, HOA Rules & Shed Size

• Review local building codes and setback requirements.
• Check HOA guidelines for shed size, style, and placement.
• Confirm your shed size fits comfortably in your yard.

2. Choose a Safe, Dry Location

• Leave at least 3 ft. of clearance on all sides (4 ft. for sheds over 160 sq. ft.).
• Select a high, dry spot—avoid soggy or low areas.
• Check overhead clearance for trees, wires, or roof overhangs.

3. Clear & Rough-Level the Area

• Remove any existing structure being replaced.
• Clear grass, brush, rocks, toys, and other obstacles.
• Site should be level. If it's not level, we will use treated leveling materials under the runners to level the shed up to 6” at no charge.  Additional leveling charges may apply if blocks or height exceeds 6”.
• Concrete slabs must be level and the size of the footprint.
• Ensure access to electricity within about 150 ft. for installer tools.

4. Decide if You Want a Foundation

• Concrete slab: Most durable and best for heavy use or wet climates.
• Concrete blocks: Most popular option; blocks placed under the treated 4x4 runners.
• Gravel pad: Great drainage; ensure the ground is level and compacted.

5. What to Expect on Installation Day

• Installation is typically scheduled within 2–4 weeks during our off-season and within 4–6 weeks during peak season.
• Most sheds are installed in one day; larger models may require 2–3 days.
• Most installations are completed by one skilled installer
• Keep the path to your build site clear for installers and materials.
• Be available at the start and end of installation.

With a clear, level site and access for our crew, your new shed will be built and ready to enjoy.