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Shed Installation in Raynes Park

Custom pressure-treated timber sheds, engineered bases and full old shed removal for Raynes Park gardens.

  • Custom Pressure-Treated Timber Sheds
  • Specialists in Minimising Disruption on All Sides
  • 9.8/10 Rated Local Landscaping Specialists
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Shed Removal & Installation in Raynes Park

Slide to see a recent shed removal and replacement, base rebuilt from scratch before the new shed went in.

New pressure-treated timber shed installed in Raynes Park
Old rotten timber shed before removal
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BEFORE AFTER

Recent shed removal and installation, South East London

What We Plan For in Raynes Park

Many Raynes Park gardens near Cottenham Park back directly onto neighbours on every side, so keeping noise, mess and access disruption to a minimum matters as much as the shed itself.

Minimising Disruption to Neighbours

The Issue: Gardens backing onto several neighbours at once mean noise and mess from a long installation can cause friction quickly.

Our Approach: We schedule work to keep noise and mess contained, protect shared paths, and aim to complete most installs within a day rather than stretching a job over a week.

Clay Ground Near Cottenham Park

The Issue: Ground around Cottenham Park is often heavier clay, which can shift with the seasons and affect a poorly prepared base.

Our Approach: We set concrete footings deep enough into the clay and use a properly compacted sub-base so the shed doesn't move as the ground does.

Year-Round Use Requests

The Issue: More clients here want a shed that's usable in winter, not just a dry summer store.

Our Approach: We can supply insulated panels and vapour barriers on a robust base, so the building stays dry and usable through the colder months.

Proudly Serving Raynes Park

Areas We Cover in SW20

Working across Raynes Park SW20, near Cottenham Park, Prince George's Playing Fields and Raynes Park town centre, we bring the same engineered bases and founder-led attention to every shed installation, whatever the garden throws at us.

  • Cottenham Park
  • Prince George's Playing Fields
  • Raynes Park Town Centre
Completed new pressure-treated timber shed installation New timber fence panel after boundary replacement New shed gate after installation Leaning, rotten boundary fence before replacement Completed new pressure-treated timber shed installation New timber fence panel after boundary replacement New shed gate after installation Leaning, rotten boundary fence before replacement

Other South East London Areas We Cover

As well as Raynes Park, we provide shed installation across South East London, including:

Woolwich SE18Plumstead SE18Greenwich SE10Eltham SE9

Sorting the Boundary Too?

Where an old shed removal uncovers a damaged boundary, we can carry out matching fencing installation or fence repairs in the same visit, plus decking if you're upgrading the whole garden.

Shed Installation Questions We Hear in Raynes Park

Is 2 inches of concrete enough for a shed base?
Not really — most UK guidance specifies at least 75-100mm (roughly 3-4 inches) for a small garden shed, with thicker slabs for larger or heavier buildings. A 50mm (2-inch) slab is generally too thin and more prone to cracking and movement under point loads from the shed frame.
Should I put my shed on blocks or gravel?
Concrete blocks can work if they're properly levelled and evenly spaced under a framed floor, but point supports need careful layout to avoid sagging between them. A framed gravel pad tends to spread loads more evenly and drains better, provided the gravel is contained, well compacted, and laid over firm subsoil with a membrane beneath it.
Which is better for a shed, a concrete base or a wood base?
Concrete offers maximum stability, a long lifespan and good resistance to damp, particularly for larger sheds or garden rooms on clay or soft ground. A timber bearer base is quicker and lighter to install and works well for smaller sheds on firm, well-drained ground, but it relies more on ongoing maintenance to get the same lifespan out of it.
What shouldn't I store in a shed?
Anything sensitive to damp or temperature swings — laptops, TVs, paperwork, photographs, delicate fabrics — is a poor fit for long-term shed storage. Food, pet feed and birdseed are worth keeping in sealed containers indoors instead, since they attract rats and mice that will happily damage a timber floor or insulation to get to them.
What should I know before installing a shed in Raynes Park?
Many Raynes Park gardens near Cottenham Park back directly onto neighbours on every side, so keeping noise, mess and access disruption to a minimum matters as much as the shed itself.
Minimising Disruption to Neighbours in Raynes Park — how do you handle it?
We schedule work to keep noise and mess contained, protect shared paths, and aim to complete most installs within a day rather than stretching a job over a week.
Clay Ground Near Cottenham Park in Raynes Park — how do you handle it?
We set concrete footings deep enough into the clay and use a properly compacted sub-base so the shed doesn't move as the ground does.
Year-Round Use Requests in Raynes Park — how do you handle it?
We can supply insulated panels and vapour barriers on a robust base, so the building stays dry and usable through the colder months.

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Ready to Upgrade Your Raynes Park Garden Storage?

Contact founders Billy and Vincent for a free itemised quote on shed installation, base preparation, or old shed removal in Raynes Park.

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