Moving 12x20 tiny-home/shed?

[ObnoxiousFumes]

What would be the best way to move a shed of this size, say about half an hour away?
It's insulated and drywalled, not sure what total weight would be.
We have a bumper-pull flatbed trailer at work I could borrow that is long enough, though only 8' wide of course, the fun part would be getting the shed onto (and off of) the trailer. That's if weight isn't an issue.
Or should I hire this out? Not sure what that would cost really..

Let me know your thoughts and ideas!

Jude

 

[Chuckster in NJ]

Since it is drywalled and insulated (heavy) I highly suggest hiring a local rigger with the proper moving equipment and staff.

 

[RoscoTom]

Here's my shed moving story.
It might let you see what you're in for.
It's doable, take your time, lots of things to consider.

https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/another-shed-moving-thread.498099/

 

[readhead]

Call the shed lot where you got it and they will get you in touch with a shed hauler. If it was already there then you should call a shed lot and they will put you in touch with a shed hauler. Common theme? They will have all the equipment to move it fast, safe and with liability insurance. 12x20 finished inside will not be to heavy. That size shed will require an over size permit. I don’t think you want to pay that ticket. I probably get two or three calls a week for shed moves.
Last note. If it is a tuff shed with the steel floor system it is unlikely that anyone will move it.