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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 Maryland fill out the form above and get connected with up to 5 suppliers near your area in Maryland.
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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 Maryland
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 Maryland. By the way, comparing different suppliers helps you find the best price, container size, and security features for your project. Construction activity in Maryland remains strong, with recent projects including the Purple Line light rail, redevelopment of Port Covington, and new residential complexes in Baltimore.
Consideration When Renting Conex Containers Maryland
Pricing and Rental Terms: Compare pricing between several companies. Look for clear terms, including how long the rental lasts and if there are pickup or drop-off fees. Maryland rental costs may vary by region, with higher rates near cities like Annapolis or Bethesda.
Permit and HOA Requirements: If you’re placing the container in a residential area, check if your homeowner’s association has rules about it. Places like Columbia often have strict guidelines. You may need approval before placing a unit on your driveway or lawn.
Local Zoning Regulations: Before renting a container, check local zoning laws. Some Maryland counties, like Montgomery and Prince George’s, have strict rules about where containers can be placed. These rules may limit how long a container can stay on private property or require permits for placement.
Container Condition: Inspect the container for rust, holes, or weak floors. Maryland’s humid climate, especially near the Chesapeake Bay, can speed up corrosion. Make sure the container doors seal tightly. This helps keep moisture and pests out during changing weather.
Delivery Access and Site Placement: Make sure the delivery truck can access your site easily. In tighter neighborhoods like Fells Point in Baltimore, narrow streets can be a problem. You might need extra space or special equipment to place the container correctly without blocking roads or driveways.
Rental Company Reputation: Choose a rental company with good customer reviews and clear rental terms. Companies based in Maryland should have experience with local delivery routes and state-specific weather concerns. Check for online feedback to see how they handle service issues or delays.
Security Features: Ask if the container has lockboxes or reinforced doors. In urban areas like Silver Spring, added security helps prevent break-ins. Some companies offer heavy-duty padlocks or internal locking systems that make forced entry more difficult.
Cities in Maryland: Baltimore, Annapolis, Rockville, Frederick, Gaithersburg, Bowie, Hagerstown, College Park, Greenbelt, Salisbury, Cumberland, Laurel, Hyattsville, Takoma Park, Aberdeen, and more.