Trusted Shed Installers In Christchurch — Hire Now!

Garden sheds are commonly found in New Zealand homes and are useful for storing gardening tools, equipment, and household items. While a wide range of garden sheds is available from Bunnings and Mitre 10, they usually require assembly as flat packs. Unlike assembling IKEA furniture, garden sheds are more complex, making it challenging for DIY enthusiasts to assemble. Moreover, they require tools that most DIYers don't have.

Here are some of the garden shed assembly services offered by Ezy Peazy taskers to assist with your new shed installation.

Site Preparation

Preparing the area adequately before your garden shed assembler arrives is crucial. This involves clearing the site of any clutter, debris, trees, or plants needing removal. In case the garden shed is erected on a concrete base, it must be moss-free and clean.

It's also essential to ensure that the surface on which the garden shed will be built is level, without any significant bumps or slopes. If necessary, arrange for a tasker to level the site before the shed assembler arrives.

Make sure to keep enough space around the garden shed. An additional 500mm on each side of the shed and an extra 500mm above the roof are ideal. This will give the assembler better access to the area and enough space to maneuver safely while also making the job easier.

Not doing these checks and preparations can make the tasker unable to complete the job or end up doing more work than expected, which can affect the price. If unsure, don't hesitate to ask for help!

Garden Shed Assembly

Garden sheds, particularly those purchased from stores like Bunnings, The Warehouse, and Mitre 10, usually come as kitsets, which require advanced DIY skills and tools to assemble. Since each garden shed kit is unique, following the assembly instructions meticulously is crucial.

If you don't have the necessary tools, find it difficult to put together smaller kitset items, or don't have the time or motivation to assemble it yourself, Ezy Peazy has skilled and experienced taskers in Christchurch who can assist you. They've assembled several kitsets before, and if you've prepped the site and have the kitset ready to go, they'll have your new garden shed assembled and ready to use in no time.

Garden sheds, particularly those purchased from stores like Bunnings, The Warehouse, and Mitre 10, usually come as kitsets, which require advanced DIY skills and tools to assemble. Since each garden shed kit is unique, following the assembly instructions meticulously is crucial.

If you don't have the necessary tools, find it difficult to put together smaller kitset items, or don't have the time or motivation to assemble it yourself, Ezy Peazy has skilled and experienced taskers in Christchurch who can assist you. They've assembled several kitsets before, and if you've prepped the site and have the kitset ready to go, they'll have your new garden shed assembled and ready to use in no time.

Floor Prep & Assembly

To floor your garden shed, you can opt for either concrete or a wooden kitset floor. For a concrete floor, you must arrange for its pouring and setting before the arrival of the garden shed assembler from Ezy Peazy, as it's not typically included in their services.

However, if you prefer a wooden kitset floor, you can leave this task to the tasker you found on Ezy Peazy. Simply specify this requirement in your job listing so that they can provide an accurate quote and be prepared for the task upon arrival.