Every installation is a little different depending on the garden shed you've purchased and where it's being installed.

Here's what you can typically expect when you book a Tasker for an Easyshed garden shed installation.

Checking the site and preparing for installation

Before assembly begins, your Tasker will inspect the installation area and make sure there's enough space to safely build the shed. They can also confirm you've received all the required components, review the instructions and identify anything that may affect the installation, such as uneven ground or limited access. 

If the site still needs work before installation, you may also want to book an experienced landscaper or site preparation services.

Sorting and organising the shed components

With the installation area ready, your Tasker can unpack and organise the garden shed components before assembly starts. This helps ensure all panels, brackets, fasteners and fittings are accounted for and easy to access throughout the build. 

Whether you've chosen Easyshed bike sheds for extra storage or another shed size, staying organised can make the installation more efficient.

Assembling the shed

Your Tasker can then assemble the frame, attach the wall and roof panels, fit the doors and secure the hardware according to the manufacturer's instructions. Having someone experienced complete the assembly can save you time and reduce the frustration that often comes with tackling a large DIY project.

Installing larger outdoor structures

If you've purchased Easyshed carports, the installation may involve assembling larger structural sections and positioning each component before it's secured. 

Some installations may also require a suitable concrete slab or solid foundation. If you don't already have one in place, it might be best to book concreting services before your installation to help the project run more smoothly. 

Completing the final checks

Once the installation is complete, your Tasker can carry out final checks to make sure the doors open and close properly, fittings are secure, and the structure is correctly aligned. They can tighten any loose fixings, check that moving parts operate properly, and make any final adjustments needed before the installation is complete.