Shipping Container Suppliers in Wyoming

Treedog Storage sells boxes out of a lot in Lander, and the site tells you exactly what you are buying. Most Wyoming yards just write used and leave it there. Treedog names the grade instead. One-trip units come painted and barely touched. Cargo-worthy and wind-and-water-tight units get their own listings, with the wear described up front so nothing surprises you when the truck arrives. You can buy outright or take a rent-to-own deal starting near $150 a month with no credit check. Delivery runs free anywhere in Fremont County and by quote everywhere else in the state. For a first-time buyer who does not know a cargo-worthy box from a beater, that plain talk is worth a lot.

Alco Mobile Storage runs a fabrication shop behind the Cheyenne yard, and that changes what you can order. Cutting doors, framing windows, and building office and storage combos all happen on site rather than going out to a subcontractor. The lot carries 20, 40, and 48 foot boxes, which is the longest unit anyone in Wyoming sells. Refrigerated units sit there too, and Alco is one of only two Wyoming yards keeping them on the ground, the other being WillScot in Casper. Twenty years of trading out of the same address backs it up. Buy, rent, or rent-to-own are all published options, so a contractor working a two-year job in Cheyenne is not forced into whichever one suits the yard.

Say Where Storage Containers keeps a size ladder in Cody that runs from a 16 footer up through 40 foot high cubes, with 20 foot high cubes in between. Almost no yard in Wyoming bothers stocking a 16, so a homeowner with a short driveway or a tight alley has somewhere to call. The crew also builds shelving into boxes before they go out, and they handle drill pipe storage for outfits working the Big Horn Basin. Nineteen years in the same town and an A plus accreditation held since 2018 say the transactions have been clean. Buying and renting both get their own path on the site, so you are not funneled toward a lease you did not want.

JB Storage Containers Incorporated hauls its own boxes, which is not the norm for a yard this size. The Sheridan operation runs heavy trucks and Landoll trailers and holds active federal carrier authority, so the driver setting your container is the same outfit that sold it. That matters on a ranch two-track or a sloped lot, where a hired hauler tends to stop at the gate. Twenty-five years in the container trade has built the routes north through Buffalo and east to Gillette, and into southern Montana as well. Stock covers 20 and 40 foot units, standard or with side doors cut in. Order sizes run from a single box to a row of them, and neither gets treated as an inconvenience.

Quickspace sits on Federal Boulevard in Riverton, a short drive from the geographic center of Wyoming. From there a box reaches Casper in two hours and Rawlins in two and a half, and anything inside 60 miles gets delivered free. The yard sells 20 foot, 40 foot, and 40 foot high cube units, with single, double, and side door setups depending on length. New one-trip boxes and used ones both sit on the lot, and the used ones are described honestly as having rust and dents. Breck and Shanda Skaggs have run the place since 2000. Sales and rentals have separate pages, so buying is a real option rather than something you have to ask about.

DS Services LLC came up serving the gas patch around Pinedale, and the container side grew out of that work. Safety consulting and hot shot runs still make up most of the business, so the yard in Boulder is not stacked six high. What it does have is a truck and a crew already used to hauling into remote Sublette County locations where the road turns to gravel and the last mile is somebody's lease road. Boxes go to well pads, ranches, and job trailers across western Wyoming. Sizes and grades are not posted, so plan on a phone call to find out what is on the ground that week. For a buyer in Big Piney or Marbleton, the short haul is the whole point.

G & W On Site Portable Storage has been dropping boxes around Bridger Valley since 2006, back when the classified ad in the Bridger Valley Pioneer just said call Gary. Twenty years later the pitch has not changed much. Four sizes sit on the Lyman lot, 20 and 40 foot in standard height and both again in hi-cube, which gives you a foot and a half more headroom for a shop build or a hay setup. You can buy one outright or take a lease-to-own. Shelving gets built in if you want it. Reviews are thin and mixed, so ask around the valley before you commit. For a buyer in Mountain View or Fort Bridger, this is the closest steel by the better part of 100 miles.