Our Work
Real jobs - backyard relocations, offsite deliveries, tight-access placements, and leveling work across Texas.
Charles's 10x12 shed in Conroe only needed to slide about a foot to a foot and a half on the same property. Aaron lowered it a bit and re-leveled it on the existing blocks so it sits right where Charles wanted it. Sometimes the short jobs are the ones where the details matter most.
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Marisa's 16x10 shed in Houston had some age on it, and she was understandably nervous about whether it would hold up to a move. It only needed to slide about 20 feet across her property. Aaron checked the skids, confirmed they were solid, and had it repositioned in its new spot without a hitch.
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Joe's 10x20 shed in Dripping Springs needed a new spot about a quarter mile away, across two parcels on the same property. Chris loaded it with the AC unit strapped to the side and set it in place, and Joe had his loader and blocks ready to finish the leveling himself.
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Amy's 8x20 shed move from Luling to Taylor got pushed back by rain - over an inch fell on the gravel pad before the first attempt. When Chris came back in the sunshine, the pickup address led to a neighbor's gate, but a quick phone call got him to the right spot, and the shed made the trip to Taylor without a hitch.
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Gary's 10x16 building sat on three metal skids at a tower site in East Austin. Once the city disconnected the power, Chris loaded it, hauled it about six miles across town to a local radio station's new office, and set it in its new spot, all in one afternoon.
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Aaron hauled Casey's 12x16 shed from Huffman to Dayton. A ravine at the pickup site needed wood laid down just to get across it, and Casey, a longtime oilfield mechanic, had everything ready on his end. The shed was set and leveled at its new spot by mid-afternoon.
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Vicky needed her 10x12 shed moved from New Caney to Porter before she had to be out of her house by November 1. Aaron got it loaded, hauled, and blocked and leveled at the new spot on the tight timeline, with the final placement approved on site.
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Dana's 10x12 shed looked simple on paper, but the Fischer pickup had a steep gravel hill and almost no room by the building to maneuver it out, plus a backroad route to dodge the trees out front. Chris got it loaded, hauled it out to Blanco, and set it down flat and level.
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Anthony's 12x16 shed just needed a new spot on the same Canyon Lake property. Chris winched it across the yard using an anchor point Anthony had ready, and had it set level on blocks before 11 in the morning.
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Aaron relocated and releveled Chad's 8x8 shed right on the property in Prairie View. A quick, clean onsite shuffle, and the customer said everything went great.
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