1. George Handyman moving
Based in Beltsville, MD, George Handyman moving works as a shed mover. It has been in business for 24 years. 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, shed moves for fence or pool projects, prefab shed transport, shed moves on sloped lots and resetting doors after a move. George Handyman moving is also listed for furniture delivery, hot tub moving, junk removal and pool table moving. Doors that stick and a floor that tilts can mean the shed needs to be lifted and reset on a proper, level base. If the shed is going to another address, include the distance and describe driveway and yard access at the delivery site. 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. Customers in Beltsville and nearby areas such as Greenbelt, College Park and Burtonsville can request a quote. To get started, send George Handyman moving a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.
