// DELIVERY EXPECTATION
KNOW WHAT
TO EXPECT.
From order confirmation to final placement - here's exactly how our delivery process works, what you need to prepare, and what our fleet can handle.
// THE PROCESS
FROM ORDER TO PLACEMENT
Most deliveries are completed within 1-3 business days after order confirmation. Here's the step-by-step breakdown.
Your container is assigned from the nearest yard. You receive a delivery window.
Container loaded onto our fleet truck. You receive driver contact and ETA.
Driver arrives and assesses placement. You confirm exact positioning before unloading.
Container placed at your specified location. Driver confirms level positioning and access.
Quick inspection with the driver - doors, locks, condition verification. You sign off on delivery.
// OUR FLEET
DELIVERY METHODS
We match the right truck to your site conditions. Every delivery is performed by our trained, company-employed operators.
TILT-BED TRUCK
Slides the container off the back of the truck directly onto your site. Requires straight-line clearance equal to the container length plus the truck.
CLEARANCE REQUIRED
60ft straight line for 20ft unit
TILT-BED + TRAILER
For containers up to 45 feet. The trailer tilts to slide the container into position. Requires significant straight-line clearance for safe delivery.
CLEARANCE REQUIRED
100ft+ straight line clearance required
// SITE PREPARATION
PREPARE YOUR SITE
A little preparation goes a long way. Follow these guidelines to ensure a smooth, on-time delivery.
LEVEL GROUND
Your container should be placed on firm, dry, level ground. Pavement, gravel, or hard-packed dirt are ideal. Soft soil, mud, or sand can cause settling and delivery complications.
ACCESS CLEARANCE
Ensure the delivery path is clear of overhead wires, low branches, and tight turns. A 40ft container needs at least 100 feet of straight-line clearance for tilt-bed delivery.
WEATHER & SOIL
Rain, snow, and mud can impact delivery. If conditions are poor, we may need to reschedule to protect your property and ensure safe placement. Plan for seasonal weather.
PERMITS & HOA
Some locations require permits for container placement. Check with your local building department or HOA before delivery. We can provide container specs for permit applications.
IMPORTANT NOTE
For 40-foot containers, ensure at least 100 feet of straight-line clearance unless a crane truck or lift is available at your site. Contact us if you're unsure about access - we can help assess your location before scheduling delivery.
// OUR FLEET
BRANDED. RECOGNIZED. EVERYWHERE.
Our fleet of branded vehicles delivers containers across 48 states - you will see us coming.
Conex Hub Fleet
Full branded vehicle wrap program
QUESTIONS ABOUT DELIVERY?
Our logistics team can assess your site and recommend the best delivery method.