Portable Shed Moving
Professional Shed Moving For Iowa, Missouri, and Kansas
As part of our commitment to offering the best service possible to our customers, we offer a shed moving and transport service. We move a variety of storage buildings, from prefab garages and garden sheds to your grandpa’s old granary.
Whether you’re interested in moving your shed to a new property you just bought or found a great deal on a used garden shed but don’t know how to move it, we can help! Even if you simply want to relocate a shed on your property, we’d be happy to do it!
Our Shed Moving Process
Get A Quote
To get a quote, you’ll need to provide some project details. Here’s what we’ll need:
- Structure width, length, and height (including overhangs)
- Photos of the building
- Address of the location of the building
Prepare the Site
Before the shed is delivered, it’s important to have a suitable area for the shed to be placed. There are several great options for a shed foundation, including a concrete pad or gravel. Be sure to check out our site prep page, where you can find great info on this topic.
Wait For Delivery!
Once you’ve gotten a quote and prepared your site, you can relax and wait for the shed to be delivered!
If you have any questions throughout the process, feel free to reach out by phone, email, or by filling out our Contact form.
Shed Moving Projects Gallery
Our Shed Moving Service Area
Shed Moving in Iowa
We offer our shed moving service throughout the state of Iowa including the following towns:
Shed Moving in Missouri
Our shed moving service is available throughout Northern Missouri, including the following areas:
- St. Joseph, Missouri
- Cameron, Missouri
- Kansas City, Missouri
Shed Moving in Kansas
Our service is available in the eastern region of Kansas, including these towns and areas in eastern Kansas:
- Leavenworth, Kansas
- Kansas City, Kansas
- Topeka, Kansas
Site Preparation Tips
When choosing your shed’s next location, there are a few things that will make shed placement much simpler and stress-free. Here are a few things to consider:
Site Access: Make sure access to your shed site from the driveway or road is clear of low-hanging branches and utility wires.
Site Grading: The final shed pad should be level before placing the shed, so be sure to check it with an accurate level.
Site Foundation: We recommend using a gravel or concrete pad for your shed foundation.
For more information on site prep or recommendations for shed pad installations, visit our site prep page or reach out to us with your questions.
