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Steel, Sourced Properly.  ·  Orlando, FL  ·  Nationwide delivery

Hire a container

When you need the space,
not the asset.

Long-term rental is the sensible route when a project has an end date. We deliver, you use it, we collect. No disposal problem at the end, no capital tied up in steel you will not need next year.

We handle the logistics

Delivery and collection are both arranged by us. You do not need to source haulage, book a crane or coordinate anything with a depot.

Maintained and inspected

Rental stock is inspected between hires and guaranteed wind and watertight, with seals that actually seal. It is not the tired end of the yard.

Flexible after month three

The initial commitment is three months paid up front. After that you are invoiced monthly and can extend or end the hire as the project dictates.

Buyback available

If a long-term hire turns into something permanent, we will price the buyback fairly and offset what you have already paid.

01 — How it works

Four steps, then it is on your site.

01

Tell us the size and the duration

10ft, 20ft, 30ft or 40ft, and a rough idea of how long. If you are not sure how long, say so — that is a normal answer, not a problem.

02

We quote hire plus transport

The monthly rate and the delivery and collection costs, itemised separately so you can see both.

03

Three months up front

The initial term is paid in advance. After that you are invoiced monthly for as long as you keep the unit.

04

Tell us when you are finished

Give us notice and we collect. You are not tied into a term you no longer need.

02 — Common questions

Before you commit

What condition are rental containers in?
Maintained and inspected between hires, and guaranteed wind and watertight with functional door seals. Rental stock is cosmetically honest — it has been used — but it will keep your contents dry, which is the entire job.
What if I am not sure how long I need it?
That is the normal case. Commit to the initial three months, then keep it month to month for as long as the project runs. Most of our hires end up longer than the customer first estimated, and nothing about that costs you extra.
What sizes can I rent?
10ft, 20ft, 30ft and 40ft units are the standard rental range. Cabins, welfare units and modular buildings are quoted case by case — ask and we will tell you what is available in your area.
Can I buy the container I have been renting?
Yes. Our buyback programme prices the unit fairly against its condition and offsets a proportion of what you have already paid in hire. It is usually the cheapest route to ownership if you have had the unit a while.
What do I need to have ready on site?
Firm, reasonably level ground, and a straight approach of roughly three times the unit length with clear overhead space. Send us a photo of the drop point and we will confirm before booking anything.

Rental rates are quoted per job.

Location, duration, size and access all move the number, so a published price list would be a fiction. Tell us the job and you will have a real figure the same working day.