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Shed assembly that closes properly.
Resin, metal and wood kits built on a level base so the doors line up and keep lining up. We can build the base too.
Recent work
Real jobs, our own photos.
What we handle
Almost every shed problem traces back to the base being out.
- Full assembly of resin, metal and wood shed kits
- Level check before the walls go up, not after
- Doors hung and adjusted so they close and latch properly
- Wood base or foundation built first where the ground needs it
- Roof panels and trim fitted and sealed
Brands we install
We install whatever you bought, wherever you bought it.
Lifetime · Duramax · Keter · Arrow · Suncast · Costco · Home Depot · Canadian Tire
Replacing an old one?
Plenty of these jobs start with something that has to come out first.
We take down old sheds, dispose of the material and build the new one in its place, often on the same visit. Removal is quoted as its own service alongside the install, so you see the full price before anything starts. See removal and replacement.
Common questions
Do I need a base for my shed?
If the ground is not already flat and solid, yes. A shed on uneven ground twists, and once it twists the doors never close right again. We build wood bases as part of the job.
Can you build on grass?
No. We do not install onto grass or bare soil. Other crews will, and it is the single most common reason a shed fails early. If your ground is not solid and level we build a base first, then the shed goes on that.
How long does shed assembly take?
Most kits are a one-day job. Adding a base built from scratch usually means a second visit or a longer day.
Do you take the packaging away?
We break down and stack the packaging tidily on site for you to put out with your collection. Removing it from the property is not part of the service.
Ready when you are
Send the brand, model and size and we will come back with a fixed price for the whole job.