Shipping Containers Rentals in Houston, TX

We offer a wide range of shipping containers in Houston, including new and used options in various sizes (10ft, 20ft, 40ft) and specialized types like refrigerated or open-top containers.

We also offer wind and watertight containers if you need those.

To choose the right shipping container, consider these factors:

1. Size and Capacity: Standard containers are 20ft or 40ft long, but sizes vary. Select based on the volume and weight of goods you need to ship.
2. Type of Goods: For perishable items, opt for refrigerated containers. For oversized or heavy items, open-top or flat-rack containers might be suitable.
3. Condition: Decide between new or used containers based on your budget and quality requirements.
4. Customization Needs: If you require modifications like shelving or extra doors, ensure the container can accommodate these changes.
5. Transport Mode: Ensure the container is suitable for your transport method, whether by sea, rail, or road.
6. Regulations and Standards: Check for any specific regulations in the countries of import and export regarding container standards.
   
   

Always consult with a shipping expert or supplier to ensure the chosen container meets all your requirements.

Whether to rent or buy a shipping container depends on your specific needs:

Rent if:

• Short-Term Use: You need the container for a one-time shipment or a short project.
• Flexibility: Rental offers the option to change container types as needs evolve.
• Lower Upfront Cost: Renting requires less capital upfront compared to purchasing.
• Maintenance and Storage: Renting eliminates the need for long-term maintenance and storage.
  
  

Buy if:

• Long-Term Use: You need the container for ongoing storage or regular shipments.
• Customization: Purchasing allows you to modify the container for specific needs.
• Cost-Effective in the Long Run: Over time, buying can be more cost-effective than renting.
• Asset Ownership: You gain an asset that can be resold or repurposed later.
  
  

Consider factors like budget, frequency of use, storage space, and future needs to make the best decision.