Farm Storage Containers
A farm storage container is a steel shipping container that keeps feed, tack, and equipment dry, wherever on the property you need it. Buy one outright, or rent from $99 a month with a 3-month minimum.
It arrives on a 40-foot trailer, usually in 1 to 2 weeks, with a rush option if you need it sooner. We deliver to all 48 contiguous states.
Why Farms Use a Farm Storage Container
A container is a weather-tight steel box you can lock. It keeps rain and snow off feed and tack, holds equipment between seasons, and goes wherever the truck can set it down, near the barn, by the arena, or out by the pasture.
There's nothing to build. It comes ready to use the day it lands.
Which Size Fits Your Operation
40' Standard: about 320 sq ft. The most storage per dollar. Room for bulk feed, equipment, and anything big.
20' Standard: about 160 sq ft. Good for tack, tools, and a tighter spot near the barn.
40' High Cube: 9'6" tall instead of 8'6". An extra foot of height for equipment and conversions.
New or Used for the Farm
A wind & watertight (used) container is built for farm storage. It costs less, and it keeps the wind and water out with no holes or leaks. Expect visible surface rust, dents, and heavy doors that take some force to open.
If you'll open it many times a day, ask about adding a roll-up door. If it'll sit by the house or become a shop, a one-trip (new) container looks better. Compare them on new vs used.
Both are quoted at a delivered price, with delivery to your ZIP anywhere in the lower 48 included.
Getting It Onto Your Land
Every container comes on a 40-foot trailer, even a 20'. Before delivery day, check that a truck that long can get through the gate, down the lane, and turn around after setting the container down.
Delivery usually takes 1 to 2 weeks from payment. Need it sooner? Ask about rush when we quote. The driver calls on delivery day with an arrival time. Have your own truck? You can pick up at the depot instead. The delivery page has the details.
Rules for placing a container on your property vary by city, county, and HOA. Check with your local zoning office before delivery.
Accessories and Paying
We sell locks, vents, and roll-up doors. Vents help air move through a closed container, and a roll-up door is easier to open every day than the standard swing doors.
In most areas, you pay on delivery by credit card, debit card, or Zelle. You can also pay ahead by e-check, Zelle, wire transfer, mailed check, or card. In Utah, tax-exempt operations can fill out an exemption certificate instead of paying sales tax.
Tell us what you're storing and where it's going, and we'll quote it.
Questions
It keeps rain and snow out. Every container we sell is wind and watertight, with no holes or leaks. A used container will show surface rust and dents on the outside, but none of it goes through the steel. Keep feed off the floor on pallets, as you would in a barn.
A 40' Standard gives the most storage per dollar, about 320 sq ft, with room for bulk feed and equipment. A 20' Standard fits a tighter spot near the barn. A 40' High Cube adds a foot of height, 9'6" in all, for taller equipment.
Every container arrives on a 40-foot trailer, even a 20', so check that a truck that long can get through your gate, down your lane, and turn around. If it can't, we can check whether a driver near you has a shorter trailer for a 20'. In some locations that costs extra.
Yes, as long as the season is at least 3 months, which is the minimum. Rent is $99 a month for a 20' and $149 a month for a 40'. If you end up keeping it, rent to own lets your monthly payments go toward buying the container.
Utah buyers pay sales tax unless they're tax-exempt. If your operation is exempt, tell us when you ask for a quote, and you can fill out an exemption certificate instead of paying the tax. Outside Utah, ask us how tax works for your state when we quote.
Get a Quote
Tell us what you need and where it's going. We'll come back with pricing and delivery details for your ZIP.