Our base rate is $59 per square foot. This includes design services, industry-standard premium materials, and material transportation. We work closely with you to ensure the project aligns with your vision and needs.

To prepare for installation, clear the area of debris, trees, or any obstructions and aim for level ground (within 6 inches on all sides). Our team will fine-tune leveling as needed. Ensure a 3-foot clearance around all sides and check local regulations for clearance requirements. Also, provide access to electricity within 150 feet and keep pathways clear for material transport.

Yes, we install sheds year-round, weather permitting.

Delivery and installation typically take 6–8 days after design approval, weather permitting.

Yes, we offer soil preparation and work with third-party contractors for concrete foundations, if needed.

Yes, old shed removal is available for an additional fee.

Absolutely! We offer remote location installations for an additional fee, with travel charges as applicable.

Professional painting, custom upgrades, shelving installation, and loft additions are available for additional fees.

We offer customized shelving options, including foldable shelves, hooks, and other storage systems. Installation is available for an additional fee.

Yes, loft additions are available for a supplementary charge.

Our standard shed installation service includes everything you need for a smooth experience, from the initial design phase to the final touches. We start by providing design sketches to help visualize your shed and ensure it meets your expectations. Once you approve, we handle the procurement and transportation of all necessary materials, along with a basic caulking finish for added durability. After installation, our team thoroughly cleans up the site, leaving your space neat and ready to use.

In Utah, permit requirements for sheds vary by location. Generally, sheds under 200 square feet that do not have utilities may not require a permit, but larger sheds or those with electrical or plumbing services typically do. Additionally, some cities have setback rules, requiring sheds to be a certain distance from property lines, other structures, or utilities. If you’re part of a homeowners association (HOA), there may be additional rules to consider. To ensure compliance, it's best to check with your local building department or city planning office before starting your project.