Steel storage that arrives on a truck and stays put.
XCaliber sells new one-trip and wind-and-watertight shipping containers in 10′, 20′, and 40′ sizes, with roll-up doors, side-open walls, and climate control available from our own shop. Every product page shows delivered pricing for your ZIP code, so you know the real number before you ever pick up the phone.
A shipping container is the cheapest square footage you can put on a piece of ground: eight feet wide, Corten steel, a marine-plywood floor, and doors that lock. XCaliber stocks them in two conditions. One-trip units crossed the ocean once with cargo and arrive near-new. Wind-and-watertight units have been in service, show some wear, and cost less; the doors and seals are inspected so what goes inside stays dry. Here is what wind-and-watertight means in practice.
Because we modify containers in our own Texas shop, you can order the box the way you actually need it: roll-up doors for daily access, side-open walls for forklifts and long material, double doors on both ends, shelving, vents, lighting, or full insulation and HVAC. Delivered pricing is calculated for your ZIP code, and financing is available.
Fits where a car would park. The compact choice for backyards, tight lots, guard-shack duty, and small equipment.
The workhorse. Eight feet wide, 8′6″ tall (9′6″ in a high-cube), roughly 1,170 cubic feet of lockable space.
Twice the length for bulk inventory, pallets, long material, and equipment that will not fit anywhere else.
Shipped overseas once with cargo, then sold. Near-new paint, floors, seals, and doors.
Cargo-grade containers that have been in service. Inspected doors and seals, some cosmetic wear, a lower price.
Standard cargo doors, double doors on both ends, full or partial side-open walls, or roll-up doors for daily in-and-out.
Insulated units with HVAC for inventory, electronics, records, and anything else that should not bake through a Texas summer.
Corten steel walls, a marine-plywood floor, and a padlock lockbox. Add shelving, vents, or lighting in our shop.
Contractors, plants, warehouses, schools, and municipalities buy containers for the same reason: a locked steel room that goes where the work is and does not need a building permit to be useful. Tool and material storage on active sites. Inventory overflow next to the dock. Parts and MRO cribs in the yard. Seasonal, event, and disaster-recovery storage that can be moved again when the season ends.
For daily access, a roll-up door beats swinging cargo doors open in the wind. For pallets and long material, a side-open unit lets a forklift load straight in. Buying more than one? Ask about multi-unit pricing and fleet builds.
A new one-trip 40′ container with full 270-degree door opening and a lock box for large-scale storage.
Best for: bulk storage on a long-term site.
A new one-trip 40′ high-cube with full 270-degree door opening – our largest standard storage footprint.
Best for: tall inventory, racking, and equipment.
Durable, secure storage at a budget-friendly price.
Best for: budget bulk storage that still locks tight.
A 40′ high-cube with dual end doors for convenient pass-through access and maximum capacity.
Best for: loading from either end without unloading the other.
A 40′ high-cube with four side-access doors plus an end door for exceptional accessibility.
Best for: forklift access to pallets and long material.
Durable, secure storage at a budget-friendly price.
Best for: the most cubic feet per dollar on a long-term site (in stock now).
Tell us the count, the location, and how you will use them. We will price the units, the modifications, and delivery in one quote.
A container on the property does what a storage unit across town cannot: it is fifty feet from the back door, it costs nothing per month once you own it, and nobody else has a key. Garage overflow, feed and tack, deer-lease gear, the tools that outgrew the shed, a renovation staged out of the weather, or a workshop you can lock and walk away from. Shipping Containers in Farm and Ranch Operations has more ideas for working land.
Most homeowners land on a 20′. A 10′ fits where a car would park, and a 40′ covers a small-business inventory or a serious shop. One-trip units look new on day one; wind-and-watertight units save money when the container is going behind the barn. Both arrive on a tilt-bed truck and set down on a level gravel, timber, or concrete pad. Here is what to have ready.
A new one-trip 10′ container with full 270-degree door opening and a lock box – a clean, secure, and durable footprint for everyday storage.
Best for: a backyard, a tight lot, or a hunting lease.
A new one-trip 20′ container with full 270-degree door opening and a lock box – clean, secure, everyday storage.
Best for: the all-around home and ranch storage container.
Secure your assets with our 20ft Standard Used Wind-and-Watertight Shipping Container.
Best for: the lowest-cost way to get 20′ of lockable storage.
A taller 20′ high-cube container with a full extra foot of height for oversized storage.
Best for: tall items, shelving, and headroom to work inside.
A new one-trip 40′ container with full 270-degree door opening and a lock box for large-scale storage.
Best for: a serious home shop or small-business inventory.
A 20′ container with dual end doors and full 270-degree opening for convenient pass-through access.
Best for: loading from both ends without digging to the back.
A storage container does not have to stay a storage container. This three-minute video covers ways to repurpose one, and Creative Ways to Use a Storage Container goes deeper.
Financing is available on storage containers, and delivered pricing on every product page already includes the trip to your address.
Some jobs need more than a steel box with cargo doors. XCaliber’s specialty storage line covers the three requests we hear most: climate-controlled units, insulated and HVAC-equipped for inventory, records, electronics, and anything that should not sit in a container at 140 degrees; roll-up door units for shops, yards, and docks where the door opens every day and swinging cargo doors get in the way; and the brush guard build for ranch and remote sites where a roll-up door needs protection from cattle, equipment, and weather. Need a different layout, a second door, or a bigger unit? Custom Builds handles it.
A 40′ high-cube one-trip container already fitted with a roll-up door and brush guard. Skip the build queue and put it to work this month.
A 20′ container insulated and climate-controlled to protect temperature sensitive goods year-round, with a 48″ entry door and full security package.
Best for: temperature-sensitive inventory at a store, clinic, or shop.
A 40′ insulated, climate-controlled container that protects temperature-sensitive goods year-round with a full security package.
Best for: records, electronics, and bulk inventory that needs conditioned space.
A 20′ container with dual roll-up doors for fast, easy loading – secure, durable everyday storage.
Best for: a shop or garage annex you open every day.
A 40′ container with three roll-up doors for drive-up loading across the length of the unit.
Best for: daily access from a yard or dock.
This 40′ High-Cube 1-Trip Shipping Container is modified for ultimate accessibility and protection.
Best for: a remote site or ranch where the door needs protecting (in stock now).
Both are real cargo containers built to the same ISO standard. The difference is how much service they have seen and what that does to the price.
| Feature | One-Trip (New) | Wind-and-Watertight (Used) |
|---|---|---|
| Service history | One overseas trip with cargo, then sold | Multiple years in cargo service |
| Exterior | Near-new paint; minor handling marks possible | Dents, scuffs, and surface rust are normal |
| Floor and interior | Clean marine-plywood floor, no odors | Serviceable floor; cosmetic wear inside |
| Doors and seals | New gaskets; doors swing and latch like new | Inspected to open, close, latch, and seal against wind and water |
| Lockbox | Typically included | Varies by unit |
| Best for | Front-of-property placement, resale value, customer-facing use | Behind the barn, jobsite duty, budget bulk storage |
| Price | Higher | Lower |
XCaliber delivers storage containers nationwide. Containers arrive on a tilt-bed truck that backs in, tilts, and slides the unit onto your pad, so the driver needs a straight, level approach and room to pull forward. Once your order is confirmed, our logistics team contacts you to schedule your delivery date. Delivered pricing on every product page is calculated for your ZIP code. See Delivery & Logistics for clearance requirements and pad preparation.
10′, 20′, and 40′ containers in standard (8′6″) and high-cube (9′6″) heights, plus occasional 53′ units when we have them in stock. All are 8′ wide. Shipping Container Sizes and Types breaks down the dimensions.
A one-trip container was shipped overseas once with cargo and then sold, so it arrives near-new. A wind-and-watertight container has been in cargo service for several years; it shows cosmetic wear but is inspected so the doors open, close, and seal against the weather. Wind-and-watertight units cost less.
Price depends on size, condition, options, and where it is going. Every product page shows delivered pricing for your ZIP code, so you can compare real numbers without calling. Financing is available.
Yes. The delivered price shown on each product page includes transport to your address.
On a tilt-bed truck. The driver backs in, tilts the bed, and slides the container onto your pad. You need a straight, level approach with room for the truck to pull forward. See Delivery & Logistics for clearance details.
A level spot on gravel, railroad ties, concrete blocks, or a slab, with clear access for the truck. Containers do not need a foundation; keeping the corners off bare dirt helps the floor last. How to Prep Ground for Shipping Container Placement covers pad options in detail.
Rules vary by city, county, and HOA. Many rural properties have no restrictions; some cities treat containers as accessory structures. Check with your local building office before delivery.
No. XCaliber sells containers, and financing is available if you would rather spread out the cost.
Yes. Roll-up storage containers are available in 20′ and 40′ lengths, and our shop can add a roll-up door, side-open walls, or double doors to other units.
Yes, in 20′ and 40′ lengths. They are insulated and HVAC-equipped for inventory, records, electronics, and other temperature-sensitive storage.
The walls and doors are Corten steel, and the doors lock with heavy bar latches. Most one-trip units include a lockbox that shields the padlock; lockboxes can be added to any container.
Yes. Shelving, vents, lighting, electrical, insulation, windows, and personnel doors are all available through Custom Builds.
Decades. Corten steel is designed to resist corrosion, and a container that stays off bare ground with its drain holes clear will outlast most sheds. Moisture is the one thing to manage; see The Impact of Condensation in a Shipping Container.
Most homeowners choose a 20′ standard container. A 10′ fits where a car would park, and a 20′ high-cube adds headroom for shelving. Choose one-trip if the container will be visible from the house or street.
Yes. XCaliber has yards in Graham and Rhome, Texas. Contact our sales team to arrange a visit.
