1. Steel-Man (Jonathan C)
Based in Dublin, CA, Steel-Man (Jonathan C) works as a shed mover. The business has been operating for 24 years with a team of 2. A typical move starts with a site check of both locations, measuring gates, slopes, and overhead clearance. On moving day the shed is raised, rolled or loaded, set at the new location, leveled, and the doors are adjusted to close and latch properly. Common requests for shed moving include playhouse relocation, gravel pad preparation, metal shed disassembly and reassembly, relocating a shed to a new property and prefab shed transport. Steel-Man (Jonathan C) is also listed for furniture assembly, furniture delivery, junk removal and TV mounting. Doors that stick and a floor that tilts can mean the shed needs to be lifted and reset on a proper, level base. Note gate widths, fences, slopes, trees, and overhead wires between the current spot and the destination, and whether the new base is already built. Base preparation at the new location, disassembly of sheds that cannot move in one piece, and repairs to rotten skids can add to the total. Besides Dublin, homeowners in Pleasanton, San Ramon and Danville can reach out for shed moving. Posted hours are Monday to Sunday. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Cash, PayPal, Venmo and Zelle. To get started, send Steel-Man (Jonathan C) a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.