Those that have greenhouses know the feeling of growing their own plants, which is not only rewarding, but they can save you much money, and save the environment. However, there are some things that cannot be that great about owning a greenhouse. It takes time to put one together that will be the best for growing your vegetables, herbs or flowering plants. This is a crazy world, and sometimes while we want to live in the same place for a long time, it is not always possible. If you have to move, you don't want to have to leave your greenhouse behind. Then there are going to be times when you may just want to move your greenhouse from one spot to another. Maybe some trees have grown too tall and are blocking a clear path of the sun, or you just want to have it closer to your house.

If you have greenhouses that are small, then moving them is easy. If they are not attached to a foundation, the idea is just to have a few good friends together, pick it up carefully, and move it to a new location. On the other hand, if you have a greenhouse that is large, or that is attached to a foundation, this process can be a little more difficult. The idea is to first find an appropriate new site, and get it prepared ahead of time. Clearing out the old sod, getting the ground levelled out, and putting in a new foundation are the first things you need to do.

It is a good idea to set aside enough time to move your greenhouses. Having a camera is a good idea, so you can take pictures of the greenhouse to use as a reference for moving it to another. If you bought one of those greenhouse kits, it is important to keep the instruction manual after you built it, just in case for when you may have to move it. The idea here is to follow the instructions in the opposite order.

It may be a good idea to hire a professional to help you move your greenhouses. There are a number of professional moving companies, but you also need to find one that specializes in moving greenhouses. These people know what they are doing, and can take apart your green house piece by piece, move it from one place to another, and set it up exactly like it was.

Moving your greenhouses really depends on how complicated it is, as well as how big it is. While moving small ones may be an easy task, larger ones are far more complicated. Make sure that if you plan to move one on your own, that you are very careful about it.
Save all the screws, bolts and nuts, be careful with any of the clear panels, and just take your time. Getting into a rush can not only break delicate parts of the greenhouse, but you also run the risk of getting hurt.