My shed needs to be raised up a good 1.5' off the ground. Over the past twenty years the earth has shifted a bit near the front and it now needs to be raised up and some new footings put underneath. I could probably tackle it myself but I'm not structural expert and it's a large shed (~14' x ~16'). I want to see if I can get some people in for quotes on the job but I don't know what kind of company I'd reach out to.. any suggestions?
Anybody with some bottle jacks, a level, and by the sounds of it...some concrete/sono. I levelled my dads minihome with those things.
Dusted off my purse. This was the situation. Front end was sunk down in the dirt. Got to the point I couldn't open the doors fully and I basically wasn't using the shed. Before: After: My brother and I jacked it up and put three laminated 2x10 beams underneath it. Raised it a good 2 feet in the front We replaced a small amount of rot in the front, I put a brand new plywood subfloor inside and next comes some siding