Get a landscaping crew on a spare saturday, and have 3 or 4 pieces of 4" PVC pipe handy. They could roll it across the yard on the PVC. Probably would run a 300 bucks more or less. (Empty the shed it first).

I moved and repositioned our 8x12 "amish built" wood shed solo with the PVC mentioned, a jack, some 4x4's for cribbing, etc. and a "come-along". It took me most of a day to get it in the right place and a bit elevated on cinderblocks....

...then it fell down the hill anyway (just kidding). It's not that hard, just takes time.

BTW, I mean a professional landscaping crew that uses real power equipment, such as for installing patios, etc. (not gardeners).

"...then it fell down the hill anyway (just kidding). It's not that hard, just takes time".

I hate when that happens!

Excellent advise from homebound! With roman tecchnology frame of mind, you can move mountains. A friend has moved many heavy and large projects with metal fence posts as rollers.

my brother in law, myself and one other person fairly easily moved a 6 X 8 empty barn type shed around my flat yard. If your yard is flat and you have a few buddies you may want to give it a go...just need some of those pvc pipe and some wood to act as a lever, maybe a jack.

Now if you have a mean hill or its going to an area where it needs to be levelled you may be better off just calling a shed place or landscapper to have it moved.