Shipping & Storage Containers
That Actually Show Up.
20ft, 40ft & 40ft/hc units delivered to your door. No call centers, no runaround.
Container storage, done right.
No hard sell.
From expensive farm equipment to business inventory to specialized tools, containers protect what matters, if you choose the right size, condition, and delivery method. We'll walk you through five decisions so you can buy with confidence.
Nationwide delivery from our hub network.
Most sellers jump
straight to the sale.
A container is a decades-long investment. The difference between the right one and the wrong one is years of protection, or a rusted-out headache. Before you sign anything, you deserve to understand what you're buying.
Five decisions
stand between you
and the right container.
Work through them in order. Each guide answers the question buyers like you (Tom, Sarah, Mike) actually ask. No sales pitch, no jargon.
What size do you need?
A 20-foot holds one tractor. A 40-foot is your full arsenal. 40 High-Cube if you've got a tall implement.
→ Tom · 40-ft primary Open size guide § 02 · ConditionIs used good enough?
Every container we stock is Wind & Water Tight: used steel that keeps out rain, wind, snow, and pests, with no holes and doors that seal, for far less than new. For storage, it does everything new does.
→ Wind & Water Tight (used) Open condition guide § 03 · DeliveryWill it even get here?
Narrow lanes, soft ground, low branches: we plan for it. Tilt-bed for firm ground, crane-set for tight or rural access.
→ Mike · rural access Open delivery guide § 04 · CostWhat will it really cost?
All-in. Container, delivery, setup. No surprise fees. Fair regional pricing, with no premium just because you're rural.
→ Sarah · multi-unit Open pricing guide § 05 · PermitsDo I need a permit?
It depends on your county and how you'll use it. Rules vary widely, and confirming them with your local authority before you buy is up to you.
→ Confirm with your local authority Open permit guideTHE RIG · SPECS
If any of this
sounds like you,
we've done it before.
We've placed 400+ containers across the region. Most of our customers are one of three people. Here's what they bought and why.
| Buyer | They said | We recommended | Why it fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Won't it rust? Will it protect my equipment long-term?" | 40-ft · High Cube | The extra foot of High Cube headroom clears a tall John Deere cab and a grain drill; Wind & Water Tight steel handles decades of weather. Sited on crushed stone, leveled with railroad ties. | |
| "Can we make this look professional? Scale to multiple units?" | 2 × 40-ft | Two Wind & Water Tight units: one for customer-facing inventory, one for back-stock. Painted to match the barn. | |
| "Can you deliver to my property? Is used okay?" | 20-ft · Wind & Water Tight | Crane-set over a fenceline at the end of a gravel lane. Wind & Water Tight, so it cost less than a new one-trip unit. Horse trailer and tools stay dry. |
Three price points.
One honest average each.
Recent averages, with container, delivery, and placement on flat ground included.
Sticker prices elsewhere rarely include delivery. Ours do: every quote is all-in.
Or rent to own: no traditional credit check, 12-48 month terms, subject to third-party approval.
These are average starting prices, not quotes. What you pay can land above or below; it depends mostly on how far we deliver and current market supply. We'll give you a real, all-in number when you request a quote. (Average as of October 2026.)
Local pages by state: Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia, or all our state pages.
- ~148 sq ft of floor · fits a tractor or a lot of tools
- Wind & Water Tight, minor surface rust
- Almost all deliveries take about two weeks; we'll give you an honest window before you commit
- ~302 sq ft of floor · equipment + implements + shelving
- The Sweet Spot: best value per square foot
- Fits farms, job sites, and commercial properties
- Same 40ft footprint, a full foot taller at 9'6"
- ~2,700 cu ft, the most cubic capacity in the lineup
- Headroom for shelving, tall equipment, or a build-out
Container pricing tracks global shipping rates and steel supply, so it shifts week to week. These averages are a starting point, not a locked quote. Request a quote for the current price that applies to your order.
The questions everyone asks
before they pay.
Won't it rust out on me?
Corten steel, painted inside and out. On crushed-stone pads with airflow underneath, it can last for decades. We'll show you how to prep the site.
Can you get it back my driveway?
Usually yes. Tilt-bed needs ~100 ft of approach and firm ground. For tight or soft sites, crane-set works with no lane damage. We'll scout before we schedule.
Do I need a permit?
It depends on your county and how you'll use the container, and rules vary widely. Confirming permit and zoning requirements with your local authority before you buy is the buyer's responsibility; we don't determine or guarantee them.
Is used actually safe for my equipment?
Every container we stock is Wind & Water Tight (used): weather-tight, with no holes and doors that seal, and surface rust that's purely cosmetic. It keeps rain, wind, and snow off your equipment and holds up for decades on a prepped pad.
How quickly can you get it here?
Almost all deliveries take about two weeks. Depot inventory is stacked and sequenced (units aren't staged for quick pull) and drivers book out several weeks in advance, so exact timing depends on current availability. We'll give you an honest window before you commit, and you'll hear from us at every step until it's on your property.
How do I pay? Do you offer financing?
Two ways. Buy outright, paid in full up front, with Afterpay available for buyers who qualify so you can pay in installments while we schedule your unit right away. Or rent to own over 12, 24, 36, or 48 months through the Freedom Conex program: no traditional credit check, subject to third-party approval, and the container is yours at the end of the term.
How much does a shipping container cost?
As of October 2026, our average starting prices delivered are $1,980 for a 20ft Cargo, $2,320 for a 40ft Standard and $2,380 for a 40ft Standard HC, each one the mean of our seven home metros: Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Indianapolis, Louisville, Lexington and Huntington. Those are averages and not quotes, so what you pay can land above or below, depending mostly on how far we deliver and on current market supply, and we give you a real all-in number when you ask for a quote.
Three reads that
can save buyers money.
- Comparisons & Alternatives
20ft vs 40ft Shipping Container: Do You Really Need the 20ft?
Why the bigger box usually gives you more for your money, and the short list of jobs where the smaller one is still the right call.
- Field Stories
The Cheap Container That Wasn't
A low sticker price can leave out delivery. The one question that tells you whether a price is real.
- Buyer's Guides & How-To
12 Things You Should Never Store in a Shipping Container
A sealed steel box keeps out rain, not heat, cold, or moisture swings. What not to store inside, and the easy fixes.
Ready? Let's talk.
A quote is just information. Tell us what you're protecting, and we'll send a real number and a delivery window. Usually same day.
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