The lowes near me specifically said that the area needs to be level and preferably a crushed stone base. This contractor shouldn't even started the job. My shed was set up on a level surface and is fine.

I went with a Derksen 12 x 24 lofted cabin. Love it! Delivered and set up in under an hour by one guy driving the truck. It's now my "deer cabin" in the Ozarks.

This is crazy to see work like this done. I'm a carpenter and I struggle to find work because of people that do work like this. I take pride in my work.and doing it right and exallent. I may be a little more expensive than a sloppy handyman and a little less than a contractor, but when I do any work.its right and done right. God willing work will start coming my way one day I hope and pray.

$5,600 could buy you two shipping containers, level your lot, and put some type II down under them. I'd have them come pick that shed up before it falls off the blocks.

Those cinder block pillars look like a tragedy suspended in mid drama.

Yikes. That is not a foundation. After some rain, that thing is gonna sink. Sorry to hear you went through this ordeal.

I work for the Home Depot. I've met our installers, and this doesn't surprise me. Lol

sitting on cinder blocks no tie downs .. you'll be lucky if the thing doesn't fall off the blocks the first windy day

Most of the problems you described were contractor problems.

10 YEARS AGO. I BOUGHT THE SAME SHED,16 OC, regular type roof, PRESSURE TREATED BASE/FLOOR, USED FOR $700 .HAD A TOW COMPANY PULL IT ONTO A FLATBED AND DELIVERED IT FOR $100. it was a,right place ,at the right time thing. i couldn't believe the tow guy just winched the whole thing right onto the truck used to haul cars.