Summary

Leisa needed a sturdy wood base built to level a 3.4 x 1.8 m garden shed sitting on a slightly sloped concrete foundation in Northpark, Auckland. She wanted the job done including materials and labour within a $300–450 budget and preferred a Wednesday or Thursday start. Six offers came in, ranging from labour-only quotes to ones that included materials; the chosen offer was $470. The tasker constructed a level timber base, addressed the slope in the concrete, and fixed the shed to the new base. Once complete they even returned items into the shed. The poster gave a five‑star review and said they were "Very happy with the job done. They even put the items back into the shed when the base was finished, and fixed the shed to the base for me." Coordination around materials and scheduling was the main challenge, and the build met the agreed outcome.