Job Site Storage Containers
A job site storage container is a steel shipping container set down on your site to lock up tools and materials. Rent one from $99 a month with a 3-month minimum, or buy it outright, and it arrives on a 40-foot trailer, usually in 1 to 2 weeks, with a rush option if you need it sooner.
It keeps the weather out and takes a lock. We take purchase orders, and we deliver to all 48 contiguous states.
Renting vs Buying a Job Site Storage Container
Rent when the container only needs to last the job. It's $99 a month for a 20' and $149 a month for a 40', with a 3-month minimum.
Buy when you'll keep it, at your yard between jobs or on a long project where rent would add up.
Rent to own splits the difference: you pay monthly, and the payments go toward owning it.
Which Size Fits the Job
20' Standard: 8' wide, 8'6" tall, about 160 sq ft. Fits in a driveway.
40' Standard: 8' wide, 8'6" tall, about 320 sq ft. The most storage per dollar.
40' High Cube: 8' wide, 9'6" tall. An extra foot of height for equipment and conversions.
Not sure? Pick "Not sure" on the quote form and tell us what you're storing.
Getting It on Site
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.
Every container comes on a 40-foot trailer, even a 20'. Pick a spot the truck can reach, set the container down, and leave from, clear of where the crew will be working. For tight sites, we can check for a shorter trailer for a 20'.
Rules for placing a container on your property vary by city, county, and HOA. Check with your local zoning office before delivery.
The full rundown is on the delivery page.
Which Condition to Get
For storage, a wind & watertight (used) container is the usual pick. It costs less and keeps the weather out, with no holes or leaks. Expect surface rust and dents, and doors that take some force to open.
If it'll double as an office or clients will see it, go one-trip (new). Compare them on new vs used.
Both are quoted at a delivered price, with delivery to your ZIP anywhere in the lower 48 included.
Locking It Up and Fitting It Out
Ask for a lock with your container. We also sell vents and roll-up doors, which make a container easier to load and unload every day.
For a site office, we can add windows, doors, and vents and paint it, or build it out into a mobile office.
Ordering more than one? Ask about multiple units when you request your quote.
Questions
Rent runs $99 a month for a 20' and $149 a month for a 40', with a 3-month minimum. You can rent month to month or rent to own, paying the container off as you go. Send your size and job site ZIP for a full quote.
Usually 1 to 2 weeks from payment, with a rush option if you need it sooner. Once you pay, our logistics team confirms a date with the trucking company within 4 business days, and the driver calls on delivery day with an arrival time.
Plan for the truck, not just the box. Every container arrives on a 40-foot trailer, even a 20', and the truck needs room to pull in, set it down, and get back out. On a tight site, we can check whether a driver near you has a shorter trailer for a 20'. In some locations that costs extra.
Yes, we take purchase orders. In most areas, you can pay on delivery by credit card, debit card, or Zelle, and you can also pay ahead by e-check, Zelle, wire transfer, mailed check, or card. Tell us how your company pays when you ask for a quote, and we'll set the order up that way.
Yes. We can cut in windows and doors, add vents, and paint it, or do a full build-out into a mobile office. For an office or anything clients will walk into, start with a one-trip (new) container. It's in better condition, which makes for a cleaner build.
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.