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Buy & Rent Storage Containers in Minnesota
Need a shipping storage container rental in Minnesota for commercial business, on-site construction, job-site, residential, or refrigerated?
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*The storage containers also known as commercial shipping containers, cargo containers, conex containers, conex box, and more.
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Storage Containers Rent Estimate Calculator
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 Minnesota fill out the form above and get connected with up to 5 suppliers near your area in Minnesota.
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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 Minnesota.
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 Minnesota. By the way, By the way, construction activity is rising in Minnesota, with projects like the U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis Downtown East Riverfront Redevelopment, Rochester Medical Center Expansion, the St. Paul Light Rail Infrastructure Upgrade, and the Southwest Light Rail Transit.
Consideration When Renting Conex Containers Minnesota
Rental Terms and Fees: Understand the rental contract. Some companies charge monthly; others have minimum rental periods. Ask if there are extra delivery or pickup fees. Check if there’s a penalty for early return. Clear terms help you avoid surprise costs and make budgeting easier.
Local Supplier Reputation: Choose a trusted supplier with good local reviews. A company based near Maple Grove may offer faster service and better support. Ask about their response time if problems come up. Working with a nearby business can help avoid delays during pickup or maintenance.
Security Features: Security is important, especially in more populated areas. Look for containers with lockboxes or tamper-proof latches. Some companies offer steel reinforcements. In parts of Minneapolis, it’s smart to place containers in well-lit, fenced areas. Strong locks and alarms add extra peace of mind.
Delivery and Access: Check if the rental company delivers to your site. Make sure they use trucks that can handle your road type. Some rural Minnesota areas may have narrow or soft driveways. Make sure you have level ground and enough space for safe drop-off and pickup.
Size and Space Needs: Shipping containers come in sizes like 10, 20, or 40 feet. Think about what you need to store. A contractor in Rochester may need space for tools, while a business in St. Paul might store documents. Choose the smallest size that still fits everything.
Zoning and Permits: Many Minnesota cities have zoning rules about container use. Some places require permits if the container stays long term. Check with your local city office. In Bloomington, for example, residential zones may limit how long a container can stay on a property.
Condition of the Unit: Always inspect the container or ask for photos. Look for dents, rust, and floor damage. A clean, solid floor is key. Make sure the doors open and close smoothly. Older containers may be cheaper but often need more repairs or offer less protection.
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