Shed Assembly
A shed kit is a full weekend with two people and a lot of hardware bags. We assemble resin, metal and wood sheds on your prepared base, aligned so the doors still shut cleanly next summer.
What shed assembly covers
Parts check to final door adjustment, following the manufacturer's manual.
- Parts and hardware inventory before starting
- Floor, wall panel and roof assembly per the manual
- Structure squared and levelled on your base
- Doors hung and adjusted to close and latch properly
- Vents, shelving brackets and trim fitted where supplied
- Anchoring guidance for your site conditions
- Cardboard, plastic and offcuts removed
Common situations
- The kit has been sitting boxed in the driveway or garage
- You don't have a second pair of hands for the roof panels
- A previous self-build left doors that bind or a leaking seam
- You need it built before a delivery or move-in date
- You'd rather spend the weekend not reading a 90-page manual
A straightforward process
- 01
Send the model
The brand, model and size let us scope the build time accurately.
- 02
Confirm the base
We'll confirm your pad, gravel or blocks are ready — a level base is essential.
- 03
Built and cleared
Most standard sheds are assembled in a single scheduled visit.
Clear scope before any work starts
We assemble the kit you purchased; we don't supply the shed itself. Site preparation — pouring a pad, laying gravel or levelling ground — isn't included by default, but tell us your situation and we'll say clearly whether your base is ready. Pricing depends on size and complexity, quoted from the model before we schedule.
Serving Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill and the surrounding suburbs. Check your area.