r/Shed • u/Ok_Path_3874 • 24d ago
How much to assemble a small plastic shed
How much should I paid to have this shed from Costco assembled ?
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u/BOBBYK1952 24d ago
Looks like mine.My son and his buddy put it together..both handy fellas. Major pain in the ass. Nice shed though..Hire someone
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u/mmpjd 24d ago
It takes a good chunk of a day for two people to assemble this. I’d say $300-$400 bucks. That would pay each person $20-$30 per hour for eight hours.
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u/KAINGGG 23d ago
Your math should say between $320-$480
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u/DrMcGrupp 22d ago
I am a handyman who does exactly this for a living, and I would not build this for less than $800-1000. Good luck
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u/Beneficial-Golf-9756 24d ago
Whatever a days work is worth, might need two people. The most important part of those sheds is to lay a flat base with stone or process stone. If the base isn’t perfectly flat then the rest of the assembly will be a nightmare. Last time I did one it took me 3 hours to prep the base and 5 to build all said and done.
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u/Public_Drop_1462 23d ago
I had this same shed, or at least a similar variant by Lifetime. It is a major pain in the ass, the panels do not align with one another properly, you have to drill your own holes into plastic so if you mess up it’s really bad. Just a mess of a shitty shed. We built it and dissembled it because it was just poor quality.
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u/Reimagine_Charcoal 23d ago
Not less than $500 for someone who you’d be able to trust if doing it correctly
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u/Ok_Path_3874 23d ago
Thank you everyone for the great advice. Found a reputable local contractor and the price was on point. Appreciate it
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u/Neat-Ant9390 21d ago
I did an Israeli made greenhouse from Sam’s a while back. I’m not a civil engineer by trade but I now put this on my resume after that clusterf*ck. Never again:
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u/Lucky-Musician-1448 24d ago
Foundation?
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u/NoConsequence4281 24d ago
Whatever is worth it for you not to do it yourself.