Playset installation, repairs and moves
A playset project starts with the manufacturer, model and complete assembly instructions. These help identify the structure’s size, required clearances, components and site requirements. Share where the playset will go, the condition of the ground and how materials can reach the area.
For an existing playset, explain what needs attention and include photos of the whole structure as well as worn or damaged parts. A relocation also requires a review of whether the structure can be disassembled and reassembled in its current condition. Do not assume a used playset can be moved intact.
Shed assembly, installation and repair
Planning a new shed? Read our shed assembly and installation guide for Seattle, Kent, Tacoma and Bellevue.
A shed needs a suitable location and a base that matches the product’s requirements. Before arranging assembly, share the product link, dimensions, instructions and photographs of the proposed location. Tell us whether the base already exists and whether any site preparation is planned.
For a shed repair or move, photos of the walls, roof, doors and base help explain the condition. Include the access route, gate widths and any tight turns. The size of the structure and the work needed to dismantle, transport and reassemble it affect whether a move is practical.
Gazebo installation and existing-structure work
For a new structure, explore gazebo assembly and installation in Seattle and surrounding service areas.
For a new gazebo, provide the model, roof type, dimensions and manufacturer’s installation requirements. Photos of the patio or other proposed installation area help with planning. Mention nearby buildings, trees, overhead obstructions and anything that limits access.
If a gazebo needs repair or relocation, describe the problem and share close-up photographs from a safe position. The existing connections, material condition and installation method need to be considered before a scope is confirmed.
What affects the scope and quote?
Product complexity, missing parts, site readiness, carrying distance and the condition of an existing structure all affect the work. A relocation adds the access and preparation needs at both locations. Discuss disposal, replacement components and any proposed ground or base work explicitly so they are not assumed to be included.
Before buying a kit or fixing an installation date, confirm the site requirements and any property approvals or permits that may apply. The need for these depends on the project and location; this page is not a permit determination.
What to send for an outdoor project
- Your city or ZIP code and preferred timing
- The brand, model, product link and assembly instructions
- Overall dimensions and photos of the installation area
- Photos of any damage, existing connections and access restrictions
- For relocation, both general locations and photos of both sites
Outdoor projects around Seattle
Current outdoor service areas include Seattle, Kent, Tacoma and Bellevue. Call 206-771-5354 to confirm availability for your location and the work you have in mind.
Common questions.
Should I buy the structure before asking for a quote?
You can begin with a product link before purchasing. Reviewing the model and site together can reveal access, base or assembly requirements that affect the project.
Can every shed, gazebo or playset be relocated?
No. Condition, design, connections and access determine whether a move is practical. Share photographs and instructions before committing to a purchase or move.
Are site preparation and replacement parts included?
Only if they are part of the confirmed scope. Identify any missing components, damaged materials or unfinished base work when you first discuss the project.
