I know the neighbors had the deck removed in basically one piece when they had an addition put on their house. I think they used some sort of crane to do it. I'm not sure what the cost was and I can't get the name since they later had a lawsuit with the contractor, but maybe you can find somebody that would do it. Moving it might be expensive, but I would think it would be cheaper than rebuilding it if you want to keep it. Sounds like an odd place to put the gazebo, right next to the house. Good luck. -Ais.

If you don't want it, put it on Freecycle with specifics on how you want it moved without damaging your yard. If you do want it, what part of the state are you in? You might get help to hire from Craig's list. Again, explain how you want it moved in one piece with proper equipment, so you get competent replies to your ad.

First question.. do you like it well enough to bother with it or would you prefer a new one?

Assuming it is now up on some "legs", can you not set some telphone poles (or some other round logs) under it & roll it to it's desired position? You could always have a cook out & invite friends & family to help.

Nancy

Thanks everyone! Actually my neighbor suggested using telephone poles, so that is an option. We also have a crane company coming to look to see if they can move it. It is a nice gazebo...and the key thing is that it would be much cheaper to move it then to build a new one. I'll let yall know how it goes!!:)

We moved a 8x12 storage building with 4inch PVC pipes. Use the car jack to get one end up on a pipe, then start rolling, and moving the pipes from one end to the other to keep it rolling. If you have a clear shot to where you want it moved, and it's relatively level, it can be done...