Rent a Shipping Container in Oregon

Iron Box provides flat written quotes on request. Call 541-246-4696 or submit the online form. The Oregon market currently shows used 20ft containers renting for approximately $100–$165/month and 40ft containers for $125–$200/month from competing providers, with delivery fees quoted separately by ZIP code. Iron Box includes both numbers in one written quote before you commit.

A 20ft container (160 sq ft interior) handles a one-bedroom apartment’s worth of contents: a home renovation, contractor tools, or one season of farm overflow. A 40ft (320 sq ft) covers a 3–4 bedroom house or a busy construction site. Iron Box also rents 10ft, 40ft High Cube, 45ft, and 53ft units. In general, a half-full 40ft is more useful than an overstuffed 20ft. Call 541-246-4696 for a recommendation based on your specific situation.

Iron Box delivers from its Creswell yard, which puts Lane County and surrounding counties close to the yard. For time-sensitive needs, call 541-246-4696 directly to check current availability and lead time. Delivery lead time is confirmed when you book and included in your written quote.

The tilt-bed truck needs approximately 80 feet of clear approach and 14 feet of overhead clearance (the most common access issue is utility lines). The ground should be reasonably level; minor slope is workable. Gravel, concrete, compacted dirt, and asphalt all work. Soft clay or mud may need a gravel base, especially from October through May. Describe your access when requesting a quote and the driver will advise.

Yes. Iron Box rents on month-to-month terms. There is no penalty for returning early. The rental period ends when you schedule pickup, not when a contract date says it ends. This differs from at least one local competitor in Springfield that requires a 6-month minimum contract. Call 541-246-4696 or request a quote online.

Iron Box rents Wind and Watertight (WWT) grade containers, which are sealed against rain and moisture. Every container is inspected at the Creswell yard for weathertightness before delivery. The Willamette Valley receives measurable rain on roughly 1 in 3 days from mid-October through early May. Place the container on a well-drained surface to keep moisture from pooling under the floor rails through the wet season.