Playset Installation
Looking to put together a playground for your kids? Leave it to the professionals.
With years of experience installing playsets, we make sure no detail is overlooked, no matter what make or model of playset you purchase. Rest assured, your kids can stay safe on a playset installed by us. We stand behind our installation with a lifetime workmanship warranty so you can have extra peace of mind.
For an accurate estimate, text a picture or product link of your playset to (416) 706-6181, and we’ll get back to you right away.
We Provide the Following Playset Services:
Setup a New Playset
Don’t waste time and energy assembling your new playset. Let us build it for you! We’ll get the job done safely and securely in just one day so your kids can get playing sooner.
To get started, we’ll recommend the most level location in your yard. Playsets are highly flexible, so don’t worry – we won’t need to do any invasive yard work or use any heavy machinery to level the area. The castle portion only takes up a small footprint, while the A-frame and beam that supports the swing portion is usually adjustable in case we need to build over a sloped area. Check out the photo below for an example of how we build on uneven terrain.
Installation costs range in price, average cost is $750.00. Please text 416-706-6181 or email info@theshedinstallerguys.com with the a picture or link to the unit you have purchased or are considering purchasing today for an estimate.
Moving a Playset
Looking to move your playset? Let our experts handle it. Whether you’re moving it to another location in your yard, or removing it altogether, we’re here to help.
Ground Cover
Good old fashioned grass will always serve as a safe and suitable ground cover for a playset. Additional ground cover options won’t offer that much more safety, and can cost as much as the playset itself. For example, laying mulch and installing a retaining wall can cost up to $1,600. However, we do offer these services if you’re looking for added peace of mind.
We Provide the Following Playset Services:
- Setup a New Playset
- Moving a Playset
- Ground Cover
Don’t waste time and energy assembling your new playset. Let us build it for you! We’ll get the job done safely and securely in just one day so your kids can get playing sooner.
To get started, we’ll recommend the most level location in your yard. Playsets are highly flexible, so don’t worry – we won’t need to do any invasive yard work or use any heavy machinery to level the area. The castle portion only takes up a small footprint, while the A-frame and beam that supports the swing portion is usually adjustable in case we need to build over a sloped area. Check out the photo below for an example of how we build on uneven terrain.
Installation costs range in price, average cost is $750.00. Please text 416-706-6181 or email info@theshedinstallerguys.com with the a picture or link to the unit you have purchased or are considering purchasing today for an estimate.
Looking to move your playset? Let our experts handle it. Whether you’re moving it to another location in your yard, or removing it altogether, we’re here to help.
Good old fashioned grass will always serve as a safe and suitable ground cover for a playset. Additional ground cover options won’t offer that much more safety, and can cost as much as the playset itself. For example, laying mulch and installing a retaining wall can cost up to $1,600. However, we do offer these services if you’re looking for added peace of mind.
Piers
If you’re planning on installing a shed in a heavily sloped area, or a pergola over grass, piers might be your best option. Concrete can also serve this purpose if budget and conditions permit; but piers are typically our go-to option for uneven or unpaved areas. They are also the type of foundation that is included in our installations of OLT raised playhouses with sandbox option.
Piers are used instead of our standard footings for sites whose difference in depth exceeds 2 feet end to end. To see if your site requires piers, follow these steps:
- Find a level and long straight piece of wood. It can be anything from a 2×4 to a hockey stick.
- With the help of a second person, place the level on the wooden piece and stretch it out from the high area of the site to the low area.
- Ensure the bubble in the level is centred.
- Measure the distance between the level and the low area of the site.
Chances are you’ll need to install piers if this measurement is 2 feet or more. If you’re still unsure, feel free to give us a call.
Patio Stone Foundations
Patio stone foundations are a solid and cost-effective solution for smaller wooden sheds. While patio stone foundations tend to shift slightly over time due to seasonal climate changes, wooden sheds are able to absorb this shift. For this reason, we do not recommend patio stones for vinyl, resin/plastic, and metal sheds. These types of sheds run the risk of damage or even dilapidation on patio stones in extreme cases.
