We Deliver

1.

CLEARANCE

We need to have width clearance of approx. 2’ more than the width of the shed. For example, if you order a 10×16 shed you would need approximately 12’ wide opening to get the shed through.

2.

LANDSCAPING

Check for overhead limbs and wires and trim trees if necessary. Try to make sure that we can get through and that the space is clear.

3.

PREPARE THE PLOT

Check to see if your pad is fairly level. You can use a string, then hold it level on it will get you close. However, if it’s more than 8″, you may want to consider leveling it up. You can use rocks, a bobcat, or a tractor with a scoop. We have concrete blocks on hand if needed, and can level it for you for a minor fee, but cosmetically it may not be as appealing.

4.

DELIVERY PERSONNEL

Our delivery professionals will give you a call about a week before to schedule a time to drop off your structure, and then an hour before arrival they’ll let you know they’re on their way.

5.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

After making delivery arrangements, we will send out our delivery personnel to bring your structure to you. He will unload your structure on the street or in your driveway for you. He can even place the Mule at one end of the shed and put flotation tires under the other end of your shed.

Then, he will drive the Mule around your yard and right into your prepared spot. We never need to get the truck and trailer in your yard, that’s the beauty of the Mule.