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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 Oklahoma fill out the form above and get connected with up to 5 suppliers near your area in Oklahoma.
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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 Oklahoma
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 Oklahoma. By the way, comparing different suppliers helps you find the best price, container size, and rental terms to fit your project requirements. Construction in Oklahoma is growing, with recent projects including the Oklahoma City Convention Center expansion, Tulsa’s River Parks redevelopment, the Norman Regional Hospital upgrade, the Edmond Public Library renovation, and the Stillwater campus expansion.
Consideration When Renting Conex Containers Oklahoma
Rental Terms and Costs: Ask about minimum rental periods, delivery fees, and extra charges. Some companies offer monthly rates with flexible terms, while others may require long-term commitments. In Oklahoma, rates can vary depending on how close you are to major hubs like Oklahoma City or Tulsa.
Local Company Reputation: Look for container providers with good reviews and a strong local presence. Companies near Norman or Moore may respond faster and offer better customer service. A local company is also more likely to understand regional issues, such as weather concerns or delivery limitations.
Condition of Container: Inspect the container or ask for photos before renting. Some used containers may have dents, rust, or bad doors. Make sure it opens easily and seals tightly. Many suppliers in Oklahoma offer “wind and watertight” or “cargo-worthy” options, which are better for long-term storage.
Ventilation Options: Hot summers in Oklahoma can lead to high temperatures inside containers. Proper ventilation helps reduce heat buildup and prevents moisture from forming. Choose containers with built-in vents or consider adding them. This is especially useful if you plan to store sensitive equipment or household items.
Local Delivery Access: Some rural parts of Oklahoma, like near Tuttle or Blanchard, may have narrow roads or uneven ground. Make sure the delivery truck can reach your site safely. Check if the container provider offers delivery services with proper equipment, like tilt-bed trucks or crane lifts.
Security Features: Vandalism or theft can happen, especially in areas with less supervision. Choose containers with lockboxes or heavy-duty locking mechanisms. These help keep your contents secure. Ask the provider if security upgrades are available or if they offer reinforced doors for added protection.
Zoning and Permits: Different cities and counties in Oklahoma have different rules. For example, Tulsa may have stricter zoning than rural towns like Seminole. Before renting, check with your local city office or planning department to avoid fines or issues with storage on your property.
Cities in Oklahoma: Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman, Broken Arrow, Lawton, Edmond, Moore, Midwest City, Stillwater, Enid, Muskogee, Bartlesville, Shawnee, Ponca City, Bixby, and more.