Shipping Containers

Weathertight storage that doesn't move in a Flagstaff wind.

Containers are the toughest storage you can put on a property. Getting one placed is where most people get surprised — and that's the part we've already solved.

Why people call us

We own the equipment to spin a container 360°.

Most yards can take a container. Far fewer can take a truck and trailer lining one up. That's where deliveries fail — not on space, but on the approach.

We can rotate a container in place and set it exactly where you want it, at the angle you want it, in yards other outfits turn down. Same way we've been dollying buildings into tight Northern Arizona lots for years.

If we can't get it in there, it's a crane — and nobody wants that bill. So we look first, and we tell you straight.

The sizesWhat people actually order

10 ftTight lots, back yards, tools and seasonal gear. Easiest to place.

20 ftThe workhorse. Job sites, ranch equipment, a household's worth of storage.

40 ftSerious capacity — inventory, big equipment, long material. Needs real room to set.

A high cube adds about a foot of interior height. It matters more than people expect once you're stacking pallets or standing up tall equipment.

ConditionNew vs used — and when it matters

One-trip / new — a single voyage, minimal wear, clean lines. Choose this when it'll be visible from the house or the road.
Used / cargo worthy — structurally sound and weathertight, with the dings and surface rust of a working life. Choose this when it's going behind the shop and nobody's looking at it.

Both keep your things dry. The difference is mostly what it looks like and what you're willing to spend.

Before you buyWhat decides where it can go

Access. The truck needs a run in and room to work. Tight gates, sharp turns and narrow driveways decide what's possible before size ever does.
Overhead. Power lines and tree limbs stop more deliveries than terrain does.
The ground. Soft, wet or steep ground turns a routine set into a problem. Level and firm is what you want.
Clearance. A 40 ft container needs far more maneuvering room than its own length.

This is why the call comes first. We know these roads, yards and driveways. Five minutes about your access can save you a wasted delivery — and it costs you nothing.

Delivery questionsNot sure it'll fit your property?

Getting it there is handled by Wolf Transport — our delivery outfit, and the crew that actually sets these. Scott has been placing buildings and containers across Northern Arizona since 2016.

If you'd rather show us the site than describe it, send the details over first. Photos of your access and where it's going mean Scott already knows what he's working with before he calls you — and you don't spend the call explaining your driveway.

📐 Send my site details to Wolf Transport →

Takes about three minutes. Or skip it — just book the call below and we'll walk through it together. Either works.

PricingStraight answer

Container pricing moves with the market, the size, the condition and how far it has to travel to reach you. Anyone quoting a firm number before they know where it's going is guessing.

Tell us what you need and where it's going, and we'll give you real numbers — no obligation.

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Got it — we'll call you.

Your request is in. We'll reach out within one business day to talk through size, condition and getting it placed.

If it's urgent, call (928) 833-WOLF any time.

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