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Buy & Rent Storage Containers in Colorado
Need to buy or rent shipping storage containers in Colorado for commercial business, on-site construction, job-site, residential, or refrigerated?
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On national average, renting a 10ft, 20ft, or 40ft storage container costs anywhere from $75 to $200. To get exact shipping container price quotes in Colorado fill out the form above and get connected with up to 5 suppliers near your area in Colorado.
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Common Storage Container Size
10ft Shipping Containers
External Dimensions: 10 ft x 8 ft x 8.5 ft
Internal Dimensions: 9.4 ft x 7.8 ft x 7.9 ft
Capacity: 560 cubic feet
20ft Shipping Containers
External Dimensions: 20 ft x 8 ft x 8.5 ft
Internal Dimensions: 19.4 ft x 7.8 ft x 7.9 ft
Capacity: 1,170 cubic feet
40ft Shipping Containers
External Dimensions: 40 ft x 8 ft x 8.5 ft
Internal Dimensions: 39.5 ft x 7.8 ft x 7.9 ft
Capacity: 2,390 cubic feet
Commercial and Construction Storage Container Rental in Colorado
For your construction site storage needs, you can now compare quotes from up to five suppliers that provide commercial and construction storage container rental in Colorado. By the way, comparing different suppliers helps you find the best price and service for your project. Construction in Colorado is growing, with recent projects like the Denver International Airport expansion, the Colorado State University stadium upgrade, the I-70 mountain corridor improvements, the Denver Union Station redevelopment, and the Aurora Highlands mixed-use development.
Consideration When Renting Conex Containers Colorado
Size and Customization Options: Containers usually come in 10, 20, or 40-foot sizes. Think about how much space you really need. In Highlands Ranch, where residential areas have smaller lots, 20-foot units are more common. Some companies offer shelving or lighting, which is helpful if you plan to access it often.
Security Features: Storage theft can happen in remote or less visible spots. Look for containers with lockboxes or heavy-duty padlocks. If the container will stay in public view, consider extra locks or cameras. In cities, theft risks are higher, especially near commercial zones or less monitored lots.
Rental Terms and Flexibility: Choose companies that offer month-to-month options. Some may have long contracts that are hard to change. In Denver, several local businesses offer flexible rental terms with fast delivery. Always ask about cancellation rules so you don’t get stuck paying when you no longer need it.
Condition of the Container: Ask for recent photos or view the unit in person. Rust, holes, or warped doors can mean trouble. In dry places like Pueblo, sun exposure can cause metal to expand or weaken. Choose a unit with solid floors and no visible damage inside or out.
Permits and Zoning Rules: Each city in Colorado may have its own rules about placing containers. For example, in Fort Collins, you may need a temporary use permit. Always check with your local zoning office. It can help avoid fines or having to remove the container suddenly after setup.
Ventilation and Airflow: Colorado’s dry climate means hot air can build up inside containers. Look for units with built-in vents or ask to add airflow features. This helps prevent heat damage to stored items. Containers without ventilation can trap heat and dust, making them bad for long-term use.
Weatherproofing and Insulation: Colorado has sudden weather changes, especially near the mountains. Make sure the container is wind and watertight. Good insulation is important in cities like Boulder where daytime heat can turn into cold nights. Proper sealing keeps stored items safe from snow, rain, and dry air.
Cities in Colorado: Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins, Lakewood, Thornton, Arvada, Westminster, Pueblo, Centennial, Boulder, Greeley, Longmont, Loveland, Broomfield, Grand Junction, Castle Rock, Commerce City, Parker, Littleton, and more.