Shipping Container Suppliers in Indiana

Storage On-Site, LLC keeps hundreds of units on its Brookville Road lot on the southeast side of Indianapolis. That matters because you can usually get a box the week you call rather than waiting on the next rail pull out of Chicago. Sizes run 10ft through 40ft high cube, and the site lists interior dimensions for each one so you can measure before you buy. They have been at this since 2001 and have held National Portable Storage Association membership since 2004. Schools, churches, farms, event crews and emergency response teams all buy here, not just contractors. They also do ventilation, insulation and shelving work if the box needs to be more than a locked steel room.

Shekinah Enterprises sorts its used stock into four grades and puts a warranty term on each one. A rough storage box carries one year, a basic storage box three, a cargo worthy box five, and a new one ten. Most yards leave you guessing what condition you are actually paying for, so this is worth something. The family has been selling boxes since 1996 out of Crown Point in Lake County. They run their own trucks and quote a 300 mile haul radius, which reaches every corner of Indiana from a yard sitting an hour off the Chicago rail ramps. They also stock 45ft units, a size you normally have to hunt for inland.

Grizzly Containers puts its prices right on the shop page, so you can see what a box costs before you talk to anyone. A used 20ft starts around two thousand dollars and a one trip 40ft high cube runs well north of that. About eleven different units are listed at any time, including reefers and open tops, which not every yard keeps on the ground. The Gary yard sits inside the Chicago ramp belt, so stock turns over and delivery is often same day or next. They cut in roll up doors, man doors and windows, and they will spray foam a box out for you.

Port-A-Stor tells you what delivery costs before you order, which saves a phone call. Drop off and pickup each run about a hundred dollars on a 20ft, with a per mile surcharge once you get outside Madison County. That is unusual and it makes budgeting a small job easy. The Anderson yard carries 20ft and 40ft boxes plus a 20ft office unit with heat and air already in it. Anderson sits about forty minutes northeast of Indianapolis, far enough out that a central Indiana yard would charge you the drive, so buyers around Elwood and Pendleton save real money here. This is a small operation and the range is narrow, but the ground is real.

Level 7 Containers does not take your money until the box is sitting on your ground. That is a fair way to buy a container, and it removes the main risk of paying up front for something you have not seen. Used units start at two thousand dollars. Stock runs 20ft and 40ft in standard and high cube, with double door, side door and refrigerated units available too. Delivery usually lands in two or three business days. Farms, school districts and city departments buy here, and tax exempt organizations are handled without a fuss. This is a young Indianapolis outfit with a short track record, so ask to see the actual box before the truck rolls.

Mobile Storage Near Me charges a flat two hundred and fifty dollars to set a box anywhere within ten miles of its Warsaw lot. Go further and they will quote it. They also publish the space they need on site, a hundred feet of straight run for a 20ft and a hundred and thirty five for a 40ft, so you can check your driveway before you commit. Sizes are 20ft, 40ft and 40ft high cube. Warsaw sits an hour or so from the bigger yards in Elkhart and Indianapolis, so buying local saves you that truck time. This one is close.