Most customers want to choose their container color, and sometimes this is possible, but not always. You get the first container off of the stack at the inter-modal depot. If you order multiple containers, it is often possible to get the color of your choice. Also, one-trip containers are generally tan or beige.

Unfortunately, customers don’t have access to the depots for liability reasons. All the containers are inspected before delivery, and we always recommend our customers check the container at delivery.

If you want to pick up your container, you will be given a release number and the depot information.

What size of a room will I need to ensure that my container will even fit? We encourage our customers to measure their property before ordering the container. Our most common deliveries are done by pick-up trucks and 40ft tilt-bed trailers, so we require our customers to have at least 100 – 120ft of space for a 40ft container and 80 – 100ft of room for a 20ft container. For the truck to come through correctly, please make sure that you have a 10ft width going down the driveway and 14 feet height clearance, but we can work with 13ft.

The choice is all yours. However, there are numerous excellent used containers in the market, which you can buy to save some money. Many local suppliers you can talk to have plenty of used containers to offer you. But you have to do some little research and inspect the containers personally for the one in perfect condition. Ensure there are no leaks, rust, holes, and any defects before choosing to buy.

For your reassurance, you should check the company reviews and their customer service to ensure you’ll receive the best service that you deserve. You can give them a call and speak to a live agent and request more information and also research that company to make sure they are legit. If a company is a part of the NPSA which is the National Portable Storage Association, and they have reviews on the Better Business Bureau, then that’s a good sign. You should also ask them about their payment methods. Don’t trust companies that do not accept debit or credit cards as a payment option.

In most cases, you won’t need any permits unless you want the container in a residential area with more strict city rules. It is advisable to check with your city before you purchase a container to avoid any hassle in the future.

We only accept payment after delivery if your delivery location is within 300 miles of our depot facility.

Once we receive your application and sales agreement, we will call you within 3 business days to verify the details so we can start working on your order.

No, we don’t need a deposit. You’ll pay for everything after we deliver your container.

We only offer “Pay After Delivery” to customers ordering one shipping container at a time. You’d need to select a different payment method if you need multiple containers.

Container yards are like warehouses to store the containers. And, different container suppliers use these facilities as storage. We do not have an office or a representative at the shipping container yards to collect the payment from you. Our after delivery payment is only available to customers who hire us to deliver their container.

Payment is due upon delivery.

Our average delivery timeframe is 10-15 business days, and in some areas, it may be up to 20 business days, depending on the driver’s availability. To get a more accurate timeframe, please contact one of our sales agents.