Most storage customers start by comparing 20 ft and 40 ft containers. A 20 ft container is easier to place and works well for many residential, tool, and furniture storage jobs. A 40 ft gives more capacity but needs more delivery room. If you are storing vehicles or need extra width, ask us whether a 53 ft or specialty option makes sense for your branch inventory and delivery access.

Choose new one-trip when appearance, cleaner condition, smell, and first impression matter, especially for household furniture, customer-facing sites, offices, and visible neighbourhood placements. Choose used when you need practical secure storage for farms, hay, tools, equipment, jobsites, or budget storage and can accept normal cargo-retired wear such as dents, scuffs, surface rust, patches, and markings.

Container prices change with branch inventory, condition, availability, delivery distance, destination fees, site access, and market conditions. Containers are a commodity, so a delivered quote gives the real landed price for your location and timing.

Product photos may be representative unless a specific unit number and unit-specific photos are confirmed. If colour, cosmetic condition, or a specific unit matters, tell us before the quote is finalized.

Yes. Rentals are useful for jobsites, moves, seasonal storage, overflow, and temporary projects. Availability depends on branch fleet, location, rental term, access, and whether a future buyout option is part of the plan.

Have the delivery city, access path, preferred door direction, surface type, overhead clearance, and site hazards ready. Photos help when the site is tight, sloped, soft, snow-covered, muddy, or difficult to describe.