Your peace of mind is our top priority. Every container on our lot undergoes a rigorous structural inspection before it is ever listed for sale. We guarantee our standard units to be wind-and-water-tight (WWT), keeping your valuables completely safe from the elements.

Yes. We have a strict quality-control process. Before any unit leaves our depot, we inspect the floorboards, test the heavy-duty doors, and check the door seals to ensure everything is functioning perfectly.

One-Trip containers are virtually brand new, having carried cargo across the ocean exactly once. They are practically flawless. Used (Cargo-Worthy) containers have been in service for years and will show surface rust and dents, but remain structurally sound and weather-proof.

We welcome it! We are highly confident in our inventory. If you are local to one of our depots, you or your contractor are more than welcome to come inspect the units before making a decision.

Absolutely not. We believe in 100% transparent pricing. The quote we provide includes the container, any requested modifications, and the exact delivery cost. You will never see a surprise fee on your final invoice.

We work directly with major shipping lines and global depots to source containers at high volumes. By cutting out the middlemen, we pass those wholesale savings directly on to you.

We use an upfront, haggle-free pricing model. We put our absolute best price forward immediately, saving you from hours of stressful negotiating and back-and-forth emails.

For standard, unmodified storage units, we can typically schedule delivery within 5 to 10 business days from the time your order is finalized. Custom builds and tiny homes require additional fabrication time.

Our standard tilt-bed trucks need to pull straight out from under the container. A 20ft container requires about 60 feet of straight-line clearance, while a 40ft container needs over 100 feet. You also need 14 feet of overhead clearance.

Yes, the ground must be firm, dry, and level. If the container sits unevenly, it will twist slightly, making the heavy steel doors difficult to open. Crushed gravel, concrete pads, or railroad ties work best.

This depends entirely on your local city or county zoning laws. Temporary storage often doesn't require a permit, but permanent placement or tiny home conversions usually do. Always check with your local building department.

Yes! We have an expert fabrication team that can turn a raw steel box into a beautiful, fully livable tiny home, complete with framing, insulation, plumbing, and electrical work.

Absolutely. If you just need a mobile office or an upgraded storage shed, we can install custom roll-up doors, personnel (man) doors, windows, and heavy-duty lockboxes before delivery.

Yes. While simple storage containers are usually purchased outright, we work with specialized lending partners who can help you finance larger, custom tiny home builds with affordable monthly payments.