Note: Before installation day, we suggest contacting your local HOA to ensure your shed complies with all codes, easements, and setbacks.
Properly preparing your build site helps ensure your shed stands the test of time. Here are our guidelines to follow to ensure a smooth experience from the moment you place an order to project completion.
If placed directly on the ground, place four stakes where you want the four corners of your building and a fifth stake where you would like the center of the door opening. Add a string and using a line level, determine how much excavation is needed.
The build site should be level within 6 inches. If your ground is out of level greater than 6 inches, leveling blocks will be needed (additional fees will be incurred). We will use treated leveling materials and shingle shims to level up the floor prior to installing the shed.
We will not excavate the ground but will level up from the highest point
Our sheds can be installed on piers, but we do not suggest it. Sheds should be built on concrete slabs or solid cement blocks
If you’re having your shed built on a concrete slab, please get in touch with us for the exact dimensions and allow 7 days for curing. Slab needs to be within 1/2 inch level and appropriately sized
The area will need 3 feet of unobstructed space on all 4 sides and above (4 feet if your building is larger than 160 sq. ft.); free of branches, bushes, power lines, etc.
Electricity will need to be available within 150 feet of the build site
