Low Cost New & Used Shipping Containers in Miami, FL

How much does a new shipping container cost in Miami?

Prices for purchasing a new shipping container in Miami range from $3,000 to $5,000 depending on the sizes and features that you want. It costs more to buy larger shipping containers in Miami and you will pay a premium for features such as refrigeration. The best way to get the lowest price on steel shipping container sales in Miami is to compare rates from multiple suppliers. On average, our customers save 30%, and you have the advantage of choosing from the largest inventory of shipping containers for sale in Miami.

How much does it cost to rent a shipping container in Miami?

Rentals are an affordable, flexible option. Miami shipping container rentals start around $85 a month for 10 ft units and go up to $225 for larger units with additional features.

Can I buy a used shipping container in Miami?

Yes, purchasing a used shipping container in Miami is a great way to save hundreds and often times even thousands of dollars. When buying a pre-owned shipping container it's important to choose a reliable supplier as well as inspect the container to ensure that it's in good condition.

What standard and optional features are available?

All containers come with locking systems, and are wind and waterproof and constructed from high quality steel. Optional features include door type (roll up and swinging), access ramps, ventilation, racks and storage systems, refrigeration, custom paint jobs and more.

How secure are the shipping containers?

Containers are made with high quality steel and often come with advanced locking systems, making them extremely secure. A main advantage of getting a shipping container in Miami is that they are designed to keep your things safe and secure while being kept outdoors.

What sizes are available?

10, 20, 30, 40, 48, and 54 ft units are available. You can also find high cube (9.5 ft high compared to 8.5 ft high) units.

Where can I keep a shipping container in Miami?

Miami shipping containers can be kept anywhere there is a relatively flat and firm surface. They are often kept on grass, dirt, gravel, and concrete surfaces in parks, backyards and parking lots.

Are all used shipping containers the same condition?

No, there's a wide variety of used steel shipping containers in Miami. Here's a breakdown of container grades:

• Grade A - one-trip shipping containers, watertight and windproof (WWT), IICL, active certification for ocean shipping.
• Grade B - cargo worthy (CW), inspected and approved by a certified surveyor.
• Grade C - not guaranteed to be windproof and water tight, sold as is.