Storage Containers and Trailers for Sale and Rent in Indiana

There are many potential uses for storage trailers and storage containers.

Some common uses for storage containers include:

• Special events
• Inventory overflow
• Long-term industrial or commercial storage
• Long-term home storage
• Short-term project storage
• Extra office space
• Limited-space storage

Storage containers can be stacked on top of one another, making them a great choice if you have limited space and/or need multiple units. They are easily accessible for ground-level storage.

Storage trailers are a good choice for the following situations:

• Warehouses
• Peak-season merchandise storage
• Supply chain solutions
• Construction site tool protection
• Cumbersome items
• Receiving docks

Storage trailers are portable and are a good choice if you anticipate needing your unit across multiple locations. They are outfitted either with roll- or swing-style doors that make storing wide, cumbersome items much easier. Loading and unloading your inventory is much easier with a storage trailer, so if you will need to access your materials frequently, a trailer might be the right choice.

Storage trailers and storage containers are lockable and made from strong steel that safeguards stored items from the following hazards:

• Vandalism
• Environmental conditions
• Theft
• Pests
• Weather conditions
• Fire

Purchasing a storage container or storage trailer in Indiana might be a better choice if you anticipate a need for long-term storage. Business owners, for example, likely need to house a lot of tools, materials, and other types of inventory for long periods of time. Therefore, it is more cost-effective and much less hassle to purchase a storage container or trailer that you can continue to use without having to return it by a certain date. Indiana homeowners and retail owners can also benefit from purchasing a storage trailer or storage container for long-term overflow or peak-season storage.

Depending on your specific needs, renting or purchasing a storage trailer or storage container could be the better choice for you. It is best to consult a storage professional if you are unsure. Generally, renting a unit is a better option for those with short-term needs. Temporary projects in Indiana or surrounding regions are better served by a rented unit, so that you only pay for the unit for the exact timeframe during which you need it. Construction projects and home moves are situations in which renting a storage trailer or container might be a better option.

We serve the following areas in Indiana: Indianapolis, Greenfield, Fishers, Beech Grove, Franklin, Greenwood, Carmel, Westfield, and all cities, big and small.