Secure steel, lock ready, weatherproof
Equipment Storage Containers for Job Sites, Shops, and Yards
Lock Boxes Available
Ground‑Level Loading
Fast Local Delivery
Short or Long‑Term
Secure, dry, and organized equipment storage
Stop losing time to missing tools and weather delays. Our equipment storage containers keep your assets in one place, protected from rain, wind, and curious hands. Thick corten steel walls and lock‑box options make bolt cutters useless. Ground‑level loading puts heavy gear exactly where crews need it, without ramps or lifts.
- Weatherproof steel keeps equipment dry and job‑ready
- Lock‑box and cross‑bar upgrades resist prying and cutting
- Fast delivery with precise placement on gravel, asphalt, or compacted soil
- Flexible rentals: month‑to‑month or discounted long‑term
- Clean, professional units that match your site standards
Popular equipment stored
- Skid steer attachments, trenchers, compactors
- Concrete saws, mixers, generators, welders
- Ladders, scaffolding, staging, traffic control
- Electrical panels, HVAC units, roofing tools
- Inventory, PPE, safety stock and spare parts
Need shelves, lights, or power? See Modifications.
Container sizes and specs
20‑foot
Approx. 160 sq ft. Fits small equipment, pallets, and tool chests. Easy placement in tighter yards and urban sites.
- Exterior: ~20′ L x 8′ W x 8’6″ H
- Door opening: ~7’8″ W x 7’6″ H
- Payload: ~48,000 lbs
40‑foot
Approx. 320 sq ft. Ideal for heavy equipment, multiple crews, and staging. Best value per square foot.
- Exterior: ~40′ L x 8′ W x 8’6″ H
- Door opening: ~7’8″ W x 7’6″ H
- Payload: ~59,000 lbs
40‑foot High‑Cube
Extra height for tall equipment and racking. Keeps aisles clear and crews moving.
- Exterior: ~40′ L x 8′ W x 9’6″ H
- Door opening: ~7’8″ W x 8’6″ H
- Payload: ~58,000 lbs
Dimensions vary by manufacturer. If a specific clearance is critical, ask before delivery.
Built for construction, trades, and facilities
From active construction sites to school districts and factories, equipment storage containers solve the same pain: protect valuable gear and keep projects on schedule. Crews get faster starts, fewer lost items, and safer, cleaner sites.
- Construction & GC: staging, tools, consumables, and temporary office gear
- Trades: electrical, HVAC, plumbing, and roofing equipment
- Industrial: MRO spares, pumps, motors, fixtures
- Municipal: parks, public works, seasonal equipment
- Education: athletics, maintenance, and event storage
Organization that pays for itself
Time lost searching for a tool is money. Clear aisles, pallet positions, and labeled shelves curb shrink and speed up close‑outs. Add racking and motion lighting for a single‑trip setup that just works.
- Steel or wood shelving for labeled bins
- Lock‑box with discus locks
- Interior LED, 110V power feed
- High‑temp roof coating to reduce heat
Security made simple
Start with heavy steel doors and tamper‑resistant lock boxes. Upgrade to cross‑bar lock rods and internal hasps to slow forced entry attempts. Pair the unit with site lighting and a simple camera. Easy wins, far fewer headaches.
- Lock‑box compatible with shielded discus locks
- Optional cross‑bar door lock
- Welded steel construction resists prying
- Discrete exterior, no logos to attract attention
Learn more: Doors & Windows and Modifications.
Basic safety checklist
- Place on level, compacted ground with drainage
- Keep 3 ft clearance at doors for safe entry
- Store fuels and hazmat per OSHA and local code
- Use rated shelves and secure heavy items low
See OSHA storage guidance and your local fire authority for specifics.
Fast delivery and precise placement
We deliver with tilt‑bed trucks and place the container where crews can work efficiently. Mark the spot, check the swing for doors, and make sure trucks can clear the entrance. Most deliveries take 20 to 30 minutes on site.
Site prep
Level, compacted surface preferred: gravel, asphalt, or concrete. Four railroad ties or 4x6s help with drainage.
Clearances
Approx. 12 ft width and 14 ft height. Straight pull‑out for 20–120 feet depending on container size.
Service area
Greater Lansing and statewide Michigan. Ask about multi‑site projects and seasonal repositions.
Common equipment‑friendly modifications
- Lock box and cross‑bar security
- Steel or wood shelving, pallet racking
- Vents, insulation, and roof coatings
- Interior LED lighting and basic electrical
- Roll‑up doors or personnel doors for access
Need something unique? We’ll advise what’s safe, code‑aware, and cost‑effective.
What customers say
Equipment storage container FAQ
How fast can you deliver?
Most deliveries are scheduled within a few business days, depending on location and container size. Ask if you have a hard deadline.
What ground do I need?
Level, compacted gravel, asphalt, or concrete works best. Soft soil can cause settling; blocks or ties improve drainage and access.
Are containers weatherproof?
Yes. Units are wind‑ and water‑tight with intact door gaskets. We inspect for leaks before delivery.
Can I add shelves or power?
Yes. We offer shelving, lighting, and basic power options. We’ll advise the safest, code‑aware setup for your use.
Do I need permits?
Most temporary placements don’t, but some municipalities require a permit. Check local requirements if you’re inside city limits.
Will a 20‑foot be big enough?
For small crews and hand tools, yes. If you’re staging pallets or tall equipment, consider a 40‑foot or a high‑cube for headroom.
How secure are the doors?
Doors are heavy steel with tamper‑resistant lock boxes. Add a cross‑bar lock for maximum deterrence.
Can you place on asphalt?
Yes. We recommend wood blocks to protect the surface and promote drainage.
Do you offer long‑term discounts?
Yes. Multi‑month and multi‑unit rentals qualify for discounted rates. Ask for a custom quote.
Where do you deliver?
Greater Lansing and across Michigan. For statewide projects, we coordinate multi‑site drops and pickups.
Helpful links
- Container Rentals for general storage
- Doors & Windows for access and airflow
- Size Guide to choose the right unit
- Modifications for shelving, lighting, and more
- OSHA: Warehousing safety