Containers
Shipping Containers in Arizona
Rent or buy 20ft, 40ft, high cube, and refrigerated containers. Delivered across Arizona — with custom modifications available if you need it.
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Two decisions: what size, and rent or buy. Everything else follows from those.
Container Rentals
Month-to-month or long-term. Lockbox included on job sites, delivery and pickup quoted up front.
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Containers for Sale
One-trip, cargo-worthy, wind-and-water-tight, and as-is. Clear grade definitions so quotes are easy to compare.
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20ft Containers
About 1,170 cu ft. The job-site standard — fits tight lots and needs about 60 feet of clearance to set.
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40ft Containers
About 2,390 cu ft. Maximum capacity per drop, when you have roughly 100 feet of straight clearance.
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High Cube Containers
One foot taller inside. Worth it for racking, tall equipment, and any office conversion.
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Refrigerated Containers
Temperature-controlled reefers for produce, pharma, events, and cold storage in Arizona summers.
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Sizes at a glance
Container dimensions and capacity
| Unit | Exterior L×W×H | Interior height | Capacity | Clearance to set |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20ft standard | 20′ × 8′ × 8′6″ | 7′10″ | ~1,170 cu ft | ~60 ft |
| 20ft high cube | 20′ × 8′ × 9′6″ | 8′10″ | ~1,320 cu ft | ~60 ft |
| 40ft standard | 40′ × 8′ × 8′6″ | 7′10″ | ~2,390 cu ft | ~100 ft |
| 40ft high cube | 40′ × 8′ × 9′6″ | 8′10″ | ~2,690 cu ft | ~100 ft |
Dimensions are ISO standard and nominal; actual interiors vary slightly by manufacturer and build year. Clearance figures are the straight, unobstructed approach a tilt-bed truck needs — plus about 14 feet overhead.
Answers
Shipping container questions
Rent when the need has an end date — a job, a remodel, a season — or when you are not sure how long you will need it and want us to take it back when you are done. Buy when you want it permanently, or when you want to modify it — doors, windows, or a custom build-out that only pays off on a container you own. Tell us your situation and we will run both numbers so you can see which one pencils for you.
A 20ft container holds roughly 1,170 cubic feet — enough for a job-site tool and material cache, or the contents of a modest house. A 40ft holds roughly 2,390. If you are between sizes, remember that a 40ft needs about 100 feet of straight truck clearance to set. On tight lots two 20ft units often work where one 40ft cannot.
A high cube is one foot taller than a standard container — 9ft 6in exterior versus 8ft 6in, giving about 8ft 10in of interior height instead of 7ft 10in. That extra foot matters more than it sounds: it is the difference between standing comfortably and not, it makes racking practical, and it leaves room for insulation and a ceiling in an office conversion without losing headroom.
Cargo-worthy and wind-and-water-tight containers seal against weather and, with intact door gaskets, against rodents. This is a real advantage over a shed in agricultural areas. Doors are the only meaningful entry point — we confirm gaskets and door operation before a unit leaves the yard.
Where we deliver
Statewide across Arizona
We deliver across the Phoenix metro and statewide, scheduled to fit your project.
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