Shipping containers delivered in Washington.
New and used 20ft, 40ft, and 40ft high-cube containers delivered tilt-bed across DC, Arlington, Alexandria, Montgomery, PG, and Fairfax counties.
Shop inventory delivered to Washington.
Every SKU below is live today. Click any container for a real delivered price to your Washington ZIP, then pay in two clicks with card or ACH.
Don’t see your size? We stock 20ft, 40ft standard, and 40ft high-cube in both used and one-trip-new across all Washington ZIPs.
See all sizes delivered to WashingtonDC-area containers clear at the Port of Baltimore and ship down I-95 to the DMV. Most Arlington, Alexandria, and Montgomery County deliveries hit a 3–5 business day window. DC proper is tight — we handle the DCRA permit path and sometimes default to a crane inside the Southeast/Northwest historic districts.
Washington neighborhoods we deliver to.
We deliver to every ZIP in Washington-area District of Columbia. Tilt- bed truck pulls in, sets the container where you want it, leaves. Below is the short-list of neighborhoods we work in most.
Popular use cases in Washington.
Branded container shops for events, markets, and short-term retail.
Secure yard storage for equipment, tools, and inventory.
Job-site steel boxes that survive the weather and lock tight.
Structural base for modified living spaces and ADUs.
Popular sizes in the DMV
- 20ft Used (WWT) — the standard for Montgomery/Arlington backyard storage and Maryland farm use. $2,900–$3,500 delivered.
- 40ft Used (WWT) — PG County jobsite staging, Fairfax County warehouse overflow. $3,500–$4,400.
- 40ft High-Cube One-Trip — DC government contractor storage, Logan Circle ADUs, Alexandria container retail. $6,500–$7,600.
Typical delivery windows
- District of Columbia (20000 ZIPs): 4–6 business days (DCRA permit step)
- Arlington & Alexandria VA: 3–5 business days
- Fairfax & Loudoun VA: 3–5 business days
- Montgomery County MD (Bethesda, Silver Spring): 3–5 business days
- PG County MD: 3–4 business days
Site prep for the DMV
DC tree canopy on residential streets is no joke — we've turned around more deliveries in Glover Park and Chevy Chase than anywhere else in the region. Measure twice before you order.
For government and defense contractor storage, we carry CSC-current and IICL-ready one-trip inventory and can provide the CSC plate documentation most federal sites require at the gate.
Permits
DC DCRA requires a permit for any container on public ROW and generally permits private-property placement under 60 days. Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax, Montgomery, and PG counties are all more permissive than the District proper. HOAs in Reston, Herndon, McLean, and Potomac often restrict visible containers — we flag this at quote time.
Permits, wind zones, and HOA notes for Washington.
DMV container regulations at a glance
- District of Columbia (DCRA): private-property placement under 60 days generally fine. Over 60 days or public-ROW placement requires a DCRA permit and sometimes a zoning sign-off for residential lots.
- Arlington County VA: very permissive for private-property temporary use. Commercial lots may need a Use Permit for over 90 days.
- Alexandria VA (Old Town): historic district rules restrict visible containers — we handle the Board of Architectural Review application.
- Fairfax / Loudoun VA: permissive county-wide. Reston, Great Falls, and McLean HOAs are strict.
- Montgomery & PG Counties MD: both permissive. Some Montgomery HOAs (Potomac, Kensington) restrict visible containers.
- Federal facility access: IICL-grade one-trip units with current CSC plates required for most DoD/federal sites. We maintain CSC-current stock.
This is a plain-English summary, not legal advice. We flag HOA and jurisdiction concerns at quote time.
What Washington contractors and homeowners are saying.
Needed IICL-grade storage with CSC docs for a Fort Belvoir staging area. Two 40ft HCs, paperwork perfect, delivered on a Saturday.
Silver Spring backyard placement, took a 40ft through a 14ft gate the HOA said couldn't be done. Quote matched the receipt exactly.
Ran a pop-up container bar in Navy Yard. They handled the DCRA permit, depot photos, and delivery during a one-hour Sunday street closure.
Our team handles every DC quote personally.
Tilt-bed delivered, all-in, no surprise fuel charges. We quote within 1 business hour, often faster.
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