Shipping Containers
Whether you need extra storage space, a secure job site box, or the shell for a custom build, a steel shipping container is one of the most durable and cost-effective options out there. We connect you with new (one-trip) and used containers in 10ft, 20ft, and 40ft sizes, including high cube and standard height options, sourced from a nationwide network of container depots.
Because we’re not limited to a single yard or region, we can typically get you a container closer to your location, which means lower delivery costs and faster turnaround. Browse the sizes and grades below, or contact us if you’re not sure which container fits your project — we’re happy to walk you through it.
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Why Buy From Us?
Nationwide Selection, Local Delivery
Instead of being tied to one lot in one city, we work with a network of container suppliers across the country. That means more available inventory, more size and grade options, and a shorter trip from depot to your driveway.
Straightforward, No-Pressure Pricing
We quote you a real price based on your container and delivery location — no gimmicks, no "call for pricing" runaround. What you're quoted is what you pay.
Guidance, Not Just a Transaction
Container grades, sizes, and modification options can get confusing fast. We'll help you figure out exactly what you need for your project, whether that's a wind-and-watertight box for basic storage or a cargo-worthy container you plan to convert.
Delivery Handled For You
We coordinate placement and delivery logistics so the container ends up exactly where you need it, without you having to manage freight companies or figure out truck access on your own.
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A one-trip container has made a single voyage from the factory carrying cargo, so it’s in like-new condition with minimal wear. Used containers have had a longer working life and are graded based on condition — cargo-worthy means it’s certified fit for shipping use, while wind-and-watertight means it’ll keep out the elements but may have more cosmetic wear like rust or dents. Used containers cost less and are a great option if you’re using it for storage rather than resale or shipping.
The most common sizes are 20ft and 40ft, in both standard height (8.5ft) and high cube (9.5ft) versions. We can also source 10ft containers, which are handy for tighter spaces or smaller storage needs. For more about shipping container dimensions and sizes, click here.
Pricing depends on size, grade, and your delivery location, since freight is usually the biggest variable in the total cost. Used containers typically start in the low thousands, while new one-trip containers and modified/custom units run higher. Click here for more information about the cost of a shipping container.
Yes. Common modifications include walk-through doors, windows, insulation, electrical, HVAC, and shelving. Let us know what you’re planning to use the container for and we can point you toward the right modification options.
Delivery timelines vary by your location and container availability in our network, but we’ll give you a realistic estimate before you order. In general, the closer you are to an available depot, the faster the turnaround.
Most containers are delivered by a tilt-bed or roll-back truck, which sets the container down at your location. You’ll need clear, level ground and enough space for the delivery truck to maneuver — we’ll go over the specific access requirements for your site when you order.
That depends on your city or county and how you’re using the container. Some areas require a permit for permanent placement, especially if it’s being modified or used as a structure. We’d recommend checking with your local building department before delivery.