Shipping Container Suppliers in South Dakota

Storage Plus Containers keeps its stock to two grades and says so plainly. You get new one-trip boxes or cargo-worthy used ones, and nothing rougher than that goes on the truck. That is worth knowing in a state where plenty of used boxes have already sat through 20 winters. Two yards carry the load. Belle Fourche covers the northern Hills and New Underwood sits on I-90 east of Rapid City. Delivery is their own as well. They run self-unloading trailers and set the box themselves, and you pay once it is on the ground. Reefers, side-door units and full open-side boxes are all in stock, and they cut and weld changes before the box leaves.

Double Duty Portable Storage and Movers, INC has been setting boxes around Aberdeen since 2011, and the National Portable Storage Association named the company an industry leader in 2016. That is a real credential in a trade where most yards belong to nothing. Every container they sell is one-trip. You are buying a box that has crossed the ocean once and nothing more, which is why it still looks new when it lands. Sizes run from 10ft up to 40ft high cube, and they stock double-door tunnels and open-side units as well. Aberdeen is home ground, and the trucks run south to Huron and out to smaller towns like Ipswich.

False Bottom Creek Container & Storage, LLC lists lengths of 10ft, 20ft, 40ft, 45ft and 53ft, plus open tops, side doors, double doors, high cubes and reefers. That is a deeper catalogue than a town of 12,000 people would suggest. Most yards in South Dakota describe a box as new or used and stop there. This one splits used into four grades, running IICL down through cargo-worthy and wind-and-water-tight to as-is, and explains what each grade means before you spend a dollar. That is how you avoid paying cargo-worthy money for a box with a soft floor. The lot sits on Colorado Boulevard in Spearfish, so the northern Hills towns are a short haul.

W Square Containers works two yards, one in Pierre and one in Rapid City, and hauls anywhere in South Dakota with its own trucks and drivers. The Pierre lot puts a box within a few hours of nearly every town on the Missouri, and the Rapid City yard picks up the west. Everything they sell is cargo-worthy and CSC survey approved, which means the box is still legal to ship in and not just to store things in. Sizes are 20ft, 40ft and 40ft high cube. They will cut in doors and windows or fit shelving before the box goes out, and that suits people turning one into a shop or a tack room.

K & K Mobile Storage, Inc sells to builders more than to anyone else, and the product mix shows it. Alongside plain 20ft and 40ft cargo boxes they stock mobile offices wired for power, with heat and air, a desk and a file cabinet already inside. That is a crew shack you can buy outright instead of renting month after month. They keep lots at North Sioux City and up in Sioux Falls, which covers the fastest growing corner of the state. Being a member of the Home Builders Association of the Sioux Empire is a fair sign of who they deal with day to day. Both buying and renting are on the table, so a short job does not force a purchase.