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1 Step 1: Mark Shed Location
Step 1: Mark Shed Location
Stake out shed footprint with string and stakes, add 2 feet on all sides for workspace.
Mason String Line
Bright string for marking level building lines
Wooden Stakes
Stakes for marking corners (12-pack)
2 Step 2: Check Existing Grade
Step 2: Check Existing Grade
Use level on straight board to determine high and low spots across entire area.
6-Foot Level
Long level for checking ground slope
Laser Level
Self-leveling laser for establishing level grade
3 Step 3: Remove Grass and Vegetation
Step 3: Remove Grass and Vegetation
Strip sod and remove roots from entire shed area plus 1 foot perimeter.
Flat Shovel
Square shovel for removing sod and digging
4 Step 4: Excavate High Spots
Step 4: Excavate High Spots
Dig down high areas to match lowest point - easier than filling low spots.
5 Step 5: Add and Compact Gravel Base
Step 5: Add and Compact Gravel Base
Spread 4-6 inches crushed gravel, rake level, compact with tamper.
Crushed Gravel
Base gravel for shed foundation (per ton)
Hand Tamper
Tool for compacting gravel base
6 Step 6: Verify Level in All Directions
Step 6: Verify Level in All Directions
Check level front-to-back and side-to-side, make final adjustments.
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