Shipping Container Suppliers in Missouri

BuiltBox Containers LLC moves around 15,000 boxes a year off a 6.71 acre lot on West Sunshine Street in Springfield. That kind of turnover matters when you need a specific size this week and not next month. They publish their prices too. A used 20ft runs $2,400 and a new 40ft four door runs $9,500, so you can budget before you ever pick up the phone. A $500 deposit holds your unit and your delivery slot, and most boxes land in four to seven business days. They run eight semis with their own drivers, and they cut and weld their own modifications in house rather than farming the work out.

Superior Containers LLC tells you exactly what grade you are buying. They stock one trip, cargo worthy, and wind and water tight units, and the site spells out what each one means before you commit. Tare weights are published for every size, which helps if you are checking what your pad or your forklift can take. Delivery comes on their own 4WD Ram 5500 with a tilt bed, free inside 50 miles of the Ozark yard and out to 150 miles beyond that. You pay nothing until the box is down and you are happy with it. They do not do modifications, and they will point you at a local shop instead rather than pretend otherwise.

Loc-Tight Storage LLC is known for getting a box into a spot you would not think a truck could reach. Buyers keep describing placements that took about twenty minutes on ground that looked too tight for it. That skill is worth more than it sounds, because a bad drop means a crooked container and a return trip. They run two sales lots, one at Knob Noster and one at Centerview, and you are welcome to walk both and pick the exact unit you want. Grades are one trip and cargo worthy. They also stock 45ft high cubes, and they will set the doors on both ends or on the side if that suits the job.

Apple Mobile Storage writes out what each grade actually looks like instead of leaving you to guess. Wind and water tight is described as a working ocean box with dings and rust. Cargo worthy gets you better doors and still has some rust. One trip is usually under six months old with little or nothing wrong with it. That plain talk saves arguments on delivery day. They are also one of the few yards in Missouri stocking 45 and 53 foot high cubes alongside the usual 10, 20 and 40 foot sizes. Hauling is done in house, on a rollback, at a published $5.10 per loaded mile once you are outside the local zone.

Storage Solutions of SE MO, LLC does the cutting and wiring itself, and it puts a price on every job. Vents start at $125. A full repaint inside and out on a 40ft high cube runs $3,200. Insulation, interior walls, flooring and electrical are all on the same list. Their gallery shows finished hunting cabins, jobsite offices and small homes with plumbing and heat in them, so you can see the standard of work before you order. Boxes come in new or wind and water tight, and delivery is a flat $4.00 a loaded mile on a rolloff trailer with no crane needed. For a Bootheel buyer wanting a box changed rather than just dropped, that is the yard to ring.

Pinnacle Containers wants you on the lot before you buy. Their yard sits on East 40 Highway in Kansas City, and the whole pitch is that you walk over, open the doors, and look at the actual box you are paying for. Plenty of container selling happens sight unseen over a phone line, and a photo hides a lot. Stock is one trip, so you are looking at 20ft standards and 40ft high cubes in near new shape rather than a mixed used lot. They are a member of the National Portable Storage Association. Rent to own and financing are both available if you would rather not put the whole price down at once.

Conex King runs its own placement rig, a machine the crew calls The Mule, and boxes usually land within a day or two of the paperwork clearing. Owning that kit matters on an awkward Kansas City lot, because a yard that hires a hauler is working to somebody else's schedule and somebody else's skill. They also back what they sell with a written warranty, which is not something most container buyers are offered. The Grandview yard carries the standard 20 and 40 foot sizes plus 16 and 21 foot units, along with open side, double door and open top boxes. Custom builds are done on site, from mobile offices to off grid cabins. Compare them against other container suppliers before you decide.