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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 Vancouver fill out the form above and get connected with up to 5 suppliers near your area in Vancouver.
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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
Possible uses: Construction Storage, Temporary Cold Storage, Temporary Event Space.
40ft Storage 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
Possible uses: Construction Jobsite Storage, Outdoor Equipment Storage, Temporary Office Space.
Commercial and Construction Storage Container Rental in Vancouver.
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 Vancouver. Comparing different suppliers helps you find the best price and service for your project. By the way, construction in Vancouver, WA is growing, with recent projects like the Waterfront Vancouver development and the expansion of Vancouver Mall.
Consideration When Renting Conex Containers Vancouver, WA
Security Features: Choose a container with strong locks and lockboxes. Theft can be a concern, especially if you’re storing tools or inventory. In areas like Rose Village, added security helps prevent break-ins. Ask the provider about available security upgrades.
Zoning and Permit Rules: Look into city zoning laws before placing a container. Vancouver may require permits, especially in residential areas. Always check with the city if you’re storing it on private property, like a driveway or side yard, to avoid fines or complaints.
Delivery Accessibility: Make sure the drop-off location is easy for trucks to reach. In neighborhoods like Fisher’s Landing East, narrow streets or overhead wires may cause issues. Ask if the company offers site checks before delivery to avoid extra charges or delays.
Local Reputation and Reviews: Read online reviews and ask for references from local customers. A company with a good reputation in areas like Cascade Highlands is more likely to provide good service. Look for mentions of timely delivery, clean units, and helpful support.
Price Transparency and Hidden Fees: Ask for a clear quote that includes delivery, pickup, and possible fees. In Vancouver, fuel surcharges or cleaning fees can add up fast. Make sure you understand all costs before signing the rental agreement to avoid surprises later on.
Size and Space Needs: Know what size fits your needs—common sizes are 20- and 40-foot containers. If you live in central Vancouver or near Uptown Village, space can be tight. Measure your delivery area to ensure there’s room for both the container and the delivery truck.
Ventilation and Climate Control: Proper airflow prevents mold and heat buildup inside the container. This is important in warmer months around Vancouver Lake where summer temperatures can rise. Some containers come with vents or can be modified to improve air circulation.
