1. Remove all barriers such as fences, low limbs, stumps, mud and utility wires under 13′ off the ground. You’ll need clear access path ready, prior to our arrival, or request your structure be built on site.
2. Check with your local building code office as to requirements and constraints. Smaller sizes in some townships don’t require permits but you may need to move your shed if you’re too close to a property line, for example. Check out any zoning and permit issues and then mark exactly where the shed is going with 5 marker flags. (4 corners and 1 door location)
3. We offer free site checking to assist you, or if you’d like, you can also mail us a photo of the site.

Our drivers carry a unique piece of equipment, called a Mule, on their trucks. The Mule is a maneuverable, forklift like device to help get your new storage building into tight spots that a truck may not be able to go. The Mule also has less impact on your yard than a truck and trailer might. With a Mule, the driver can unload your building in the street or driveway. Two wheels are placed under one end of the building. The Mule supports the other end of the storage building allowing the driver to maneuver your building to your site.

If the site is flagged, you don’t need to be present, although we do require it to be prepaid prior to delivery. Drop off payment to your salesperson prior if you want to be doing other things on delivery day. We will sign your delivery confirmation for you as a convenience and leave you a copy inside.

Our experienced delivery crew can typically deliver a shed in an hour or less, although if you’ve ordered our leveling service, it can take longer. Built on site orders usually take the whole day.

We stock hundreds of sheds and always have models available for immediate delivery in many common sizes. Custom ordered buildings normally take 15-30 business days. (3-6 calendar weeks) depending on the time of year. If you prepare your site and report to use that it’s ready, we can at times prioritize your order.