Shed Country
2026-10-30T18:18:21.430Z
I give Don and Tammy Hall my highest recommendation for shed moving.I contacted Don and Tammy about moving my custom-built studio from a farm out on the Upper Cumberland Plateau to our new home in the Nashville area.The front side of the shed was on the tall side and I was a little afraid that it would be too high for some of the bridges in between here and there. Further complicating matters: the place where I'd built it was up and down a narrow gravel driveway several hundred yards from the road. And the driveway and roof overhang of our new place in town are both quite narrow - only a couple feet wider than the shed itself.Tammy had me take lots of pictures of the shed, the pick-up site, and the destination, along with exact measurements of the roof height, shed width, driveway dimensions, etc.After looking all that over, she asked for a couple more videos to make sure they could get their rig in and out. And then she said they could do the job. Yeah! I love this little studio shed and didn't want to have to sell it or leave it behind.Communication was excellent and professional from the first message we exchanged. I felt the price they quoted me was fair considering the dimensions of the shed and the built-in challenges at both the pick-up and drop-off sites.On the day of the move, Don and Tammy went above and beyond the call of duty. A couple of minor but time-consuming unforeseen challenges made it a very long day for them, but they stayed at work until they'd gotten the shed perfectly leveled on its new pad, in the exact location where my wife wanted it.Don and Tammy are friendly, conscientious, and a pleasure to be around. They exude light and good will but they also have the knowledge, experience and tools* needed to do the job right.They are truly great at what they do, they are kind and honest and diligent, and I'm so grateful I found them and they were able and willing to move my shed.Again, I can't recommend Don and Tammy Hall highly enough. If you need a shed moved, they are the dream team.*(The remote control mule made it possible to get the shed down the narrow driveway backwards - so as to be able to barely get under the roof overhang - and then flip it around 180 degrees so it's oriented the way we want it.)