40ft Hazmat Storage w/ Dual Roll-up Doors

Delivery options

We offer two types of trucks for container delivery:

Tilt-Bed Truck (recommended if no unloading equipment is available):
The truck will back into position, tilt the bed, and slide the container off onto the ground.
Requirements: 125 ft of straight clearance, 12 ft width, and 16 ft vertical clearance.

Flatbed Truck (if you have a forklift or crane on-site):
A forklift (minimum 15,000 lb capacity) or crane is required to unload the container.
Requirements: 125 ft of straight clearance, 12 ft width, and 14 ft vertical clearance.

Site Preparation
Before scheduling delivery, please ensure:

• Clear, unobstructed access for the delivery truck
• No overhead obstacles such as trees, utility lines, or structures
• Dry, solid ground conditions (notify us if the ground is soft, wet, or muddy)

Containers are placed directly onto flat, level surfaces. No foundation is required for ground storage.

Delivery Timing
Delivery is typically completed within 1–3 business days after your container is ready for dispatch.

Need Help with Delivery?
For site preparation questions, delivery support, or special requests, call us at (855) 878-5233.
We’re here to help ensure a smooth delivery.

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Container warranty

The Warranty Coverage Period for New ISO shipping containers is 10 years from the date of purchase from Conexwest. Unit leakproof guarantee included. A new replacement unit or part assumes the remaining warranty of the original unit or 10 years from the date of replacement or repair, whichever is longer. Read more here.