Straight answers
Shipping Container FAQ
Quick answers about buying, delivery, relocation, painting and local rules.
Buying a container
20-foot and 40-foot shipping containers, new (one-trip) and used. High-cube options may be available.
New containers have typically made one voyage and look nearly new. Used containers show wear but should be structurally sound and wind and water tight.
Prices depend on size, condition, availability and delivery distance. Request a free quote for a current price including delivery.
Yes, through our third-party partner Clicklease. Approval and terms are set by Clicklease.
Delivery & transportation
You pay once your container has been delivered and placed.
No. We use tilt-bed trailers for ground-level placement.
Roughly 60–75 feet of straight approach for a 20ft and 100–120 feet for a 40ft, about 12 feet wide, with open overhead clearance. We'll confirm for your site.
Firm, level and dry. Gravel, concrete, or blocks or railroad ties under the corners all work well.
Yes. We serve customers across Colorado.
Relocation, painting & rules
Yes, through our empty container relocation service. The container must be completely empty.
Yes. Color and finish options are confirmed with each quote.
It depends on your city, county and HOA. Check with your local planning office before you buy.
Want more detail? Read our buyer resources.
Get a Free Shipping Container Quote
Tell us what you need, where it's going and when. We'll review access, confirm options and send a clear quote that includes delivery. You pay when the container arrives.