Shipping Container Suppliers in New Mexico

Maloy Mobile Storage does not just sell boxes, it builds them. The Albuquerque shop has turned containers into fire training towers, portable labs, air monitoring stations and blast shelters. That matters if your box needs to do a job a plain conex cannot. The yard runs from 10ft up to 45ft, with high cubes, double doors and open sides on the lot. Maloy has been at this since 1988 and holds a federal contracting registration, so government and lab work is normal here rather than a special request. If you want a container cut, wired and fitted before it lands on your site, this is the yard that can do the whole thing in house.

Fincham Mobile Storage started in 1981 with one trailer and a father and son working it. Forty five years later the family still runs it, out of yards in Albuquerque and Las Cruces. Those two lots sit about 220 miles apart on I-25, which is why Fincham can cover both ends of the state without the haul eating the price. The shop fits steps, doors, flooring, skylights and heating units, and will paint a container whatever color you want. One thing to know before you call. The site describes its used boxes only as wind and water tight, so ask directly which grade you are buying and what shape the floor is in. Get a second quote from other container suppliers first.

Aztec Storage Containers sorts its used boxes into three grades and tells you on the site what each one means. Good is wind and water tight with dents, patches and bigger rust spots. Better is cargo worthy with light rust and few dents. Best is cargo worthy with extra steel rails in the floor. That is the kind of plain talk that stops a buyer arguing on delivery day. The Hobbs yard runs 10ft through 53ft, with high cubes, double doors and open sides. Delivery is on their own tilt deck and costs nothing inside 150 miles, which covers Carlsbad, Artesia, Roswell and most of the Permian oil patch.

Land Containers is the only yard in New Mexico that puts its prices on the website. A cargo worthy 20ft runs $2,900 at the Albuquerque lot and a cargo worthy 40ft runs $3,900, before tax and delivery. Every line says which grade you are getting, so you can compare a one trip against a used box without picking up the phone. Cut work is priced the same way. A roll up door is $1,600, a personnel door is $800, a window is $600. The catch is age. Land Containers only opened in 2022, so there is no long review history to lean on. What you get instead is a number you can check before you commit.

Twin Cities Services Inc. runs the container depot at Santa Teresa, right where the rail and the border crossing meet. The yard holds and turns boxes for CAI, COSCO, MSC, ONE, Textainer, Triton and Trac, which means real ocean containers move across that lot every week rather than sitting as a fixed lineup. Sales are open to the public and they will take an offer. Come with your own number. The trade off is that nothing is published. No sizes, no grades, no prices, and you need an appointment to walk the yard. Call ahead, say what you want, and expect a working depot rather than a showroom.

Transportation Rental & Sales, Inc. keeps the only container yard out on New Mexico's eastern plains. The Clovis lot sits 220 miles from Albuquerque, which is the difference between a local drop and a full day of freight for farms and feedlots around Curry and Roosevelt counties. The company has traded since 1984 and runs a second yard in Albuquerque, so a box can come at you from either side of the state. Keep the range in mind. They stock 20ft and 40ft standard boxes and nothing else, described as water and wind tight, with pricing by phone. If that is the box you need, the short haul is worth a call.

WillScot lists individual used containers for sale by unit number, and Albuquerque units show up on that list. You can see the actual box before you ask about it, which is unusual for a national fleet. Three yards sit inside New Mexico, two in Albuquerque and one at Fruitland, and the Fruitland lot is the only container yard up in the Four Corners. That saves a four hour haul for anyone building around Farmington. Ground level offices and roll up door boxes are stocked alongside plain storage units. Two things to weigh. No grades are published anywhere, and the company has a run of billing complaints on record, so get the full charge in writing.

Farano Industries LLC will take a container places most haulers will not. One delivery run out of Deming went 15 miles down a cow path and took five hours for a single box. That is the job if your place sits at the end of a ranch road out past Deming. Luna County lists the business on its contractor register under shipping container sales and delivery, and the outfit belongs to the national portable storage trade body. New and used boxes are both sold, and used units get refurbished and repainted before they go out. The website will not load, so the phone is the way in.