Real jobs completed by our ATX Shed Movers business in Texas.
Jonestown, TX — September 2026
Katie’s 8x8 shed was sitting right on the property line and crowding a septic tank. We coordinated around a plumber disconnecting the water line first, removed the skirt, then scooted the shed forward and to the left — just enough to clear both.
Castroville, TX — September 2026
Carmen sent videos of her 10x10 shed instead of photos — no problem. We quoted off the videos, scheduled quickly, and moved the building to a new spot on the same property. First contact to finished move took about a week.
Nolanville, TX — September 2026
Brenda needed a 12x24 shed moved about a hundred feet across her own property. It sits on skids, so we rolled it on PVC pipe — gentle enough to work it into the backyard without pulling a single fence panel.
Austin Area, TX — August 2026
Curt bought a brand-new 8x12 Heartland Coronado from a local dealer and needed it hauled home and set in a wooded backyard. We handled the pickup, the haul, the pier work, and the final placement in a single trip.
Central Texas — August 2026
Debbie’s 8x10 Tuff Shed needed to move about six feet and rotate into a better spot between the house and the fence. Metal-base buildings flex during a lift, so the whole move was about slow, controlled handling.
Central Texas — August 2026
Kellie’s long portable building was sitting on a utility easement and had to come off it. We shifted it roughly eight feet and rebuilt the pier work underneath so it came out flat across its full length.
Hill Country, TX — August 2026
Not every job is a shed. Kyle’s 6x20 wood RV deck with an attached step unit needed to reach a new RV storage facility — and he wanted it moved whole, not cut apart and rebuilt.
San Antonio, TX — September 2026
Jose’s 8x10 Tuff Shed needed a new spot in his backyard. We quoted on Monday, shifted the building on Wednesday, and reset it level on concrete blocks.
Spring Branch, TX — September 2026
With storms rolling in, we moved Laura’s 16x8 shed start up to 7:30 AM so the yard wouldn’t turn to mud. It was repositioned and leveled in about an hour and a half.
Converse, TX — September 2026
Mary’s 10x12 shed move got pushed around by slab work and Texas weather, so we kept the schedule flexible until the new pad was ready — then moved it and had it set the same afternoon.
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