Rent 40-foot shipping containers in Cincinnati for large-scale storage needs, job sites, and commercial applications. Our 40ft containers provide secure, weather-resistant storage with maximum capacity. Available with fast delivery throughout Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and Southeast Indiana, our rental options are flexible and reliable.
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At E&J Container, shipping container leasing and shipping container rental are our specialties. Catering to a diverse clientele, we offer robust storage solutions for various applications – be it construction site storage, expansive commercial storage for leading retail outlets, or tailored storage for residences and small enterprises.
Our diverse array of container sizes ensures we can accommodate both your small and large-scale storage needs. Whether you represent a bustling construction enterprise, a thriving commercial venture, or are an individual seeking extra storage space, we have the ideal solution. With competitive rates and unparalleled customer service, E&J Container stands as a beacon in the container rental industry. We’re not just about leasing. We’re about relationships. Every member of our seasoned team exudes dedication, eager to guide and assist you at every juncture. Questions? Concerns? We’re a call away, always ready to clarify and comfort.
Intrigued about our shipping container leasing options? Let’s chat. Reach out to us, and together, let’s identify the storage solution that seamlessly aligns with your requisites.
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Welcome to E&J Container, your premier destination for buying and leasing high-quality shipping containers in Cincinnati, Ohio. Since our establishment in 1976, we have been a family-owned and operated business, deeply committed to providing top-notch service and solutions for all your storage needs.
Choose E&J Container, where quality containers meet exceptional service. Let us be a part of your storage solution journey. Contact us today or visit our facility in Cincinnati, Ohio, and experience the E&J Container difference!
Can you deliver two 20’ containers on one truck?
Yes, we can. Two 20′ Storage office containers take up the same amount of space as one 40′ container.
What container accessories do you offer?
We offer door locks, lock boxes, canopies, ramps, stacking locks, shelving, insulation kits, extra doors (roll up or swing), and windows.
What is the difference between high cube and standard height containers?
Standard height is 8’6” tall and a high cube is 9’6”. Door opening heights are 7’ 5.75” on standard and 8’ 5.25” on a high cube.
Is there steel support under the container floor?
Yes, 4” steel cross members.
Do containers have ventilation?
Yes, newer units offer more ventilation than older units.
Do containers come with a title?
No, containers do not come with a title, but we will give you an invoice and bill of sale with purchase.
Will a car fit in a container?
Typically, yes. We have many customers who use them for car storage, give us a call with specifics.
Do I need a permit to put a container on my property?
Typically, no, because it is not a permanent structure, but we always suggest checking with your local building department for the most up to date information. This is a benefit to portable, non-permanent structures.
Can containers be moved while loaded?
Yes, but please note that our trailers tilt containers at a 12–15-degree angle when loading and unloading. You will want to be confident in securing your belongings, as we take no responsibility for potential movement or damage during transportation.
What is the difference between container and connex box?
There is no difference between a container and a connex box, they are one and the same.
Do you offer a lease to own option for containers?
No, currently we do not offer lease to own, however we will do a lease with a buyout option and the lessee can make additional payments toward the buyout price at any time. Give us a call for more details.
Can containers be set on the ground, or do they need airflow below?
A solid base such as concrete or gravel with good drainage is ideal. Our recommendation is to set containers on 4×4’s or 4×6’s, especially if they are set on soft ground/ grass.
Is there any site prep?
We strongly advise selecting a flat and level surface for the placement of your container. In the event that such a surface is not available, we highly recommend taking measures to ensure proper leveling of the container. Should you decide to position or relocate the container in an area such as grass or soft ground, we kindly request that the ground be sufficiently dry. This precautionary measure aims to prevent any potential complications such as our vehicles becoming immobilized, which may result in additional charges.
Can storage containers be stacked?
Yes.
Can a forklift be driven into a container?
Yes, keep in mind that there is 4-6” of elevation to door frame and mast height must be verified to ensure fitment. Door opening Heights are 7’ 5.75” on standard and 8’ 5.25” on a high cube.
Can you certify a container I own, or purchase, for use in overseas shipping?
Through a partnership with a local company, we can facilitate prompt and thorough inspections to certify your shipping container for overseas use. Please contact us to arrange an inspection or for more information.
Do you move containers?
Yes, we do offer the service of transporting your empty container, give us a call for a quote.
Do you purchase or buy back containers?
Yes! Give us a call today for a quote!
Do you offer modification of containers?
We do offer a limited amount of modification such as adding roll up and man doors, windows, insulation kits, and extra ventilation.
What is the weight of the containers?
20’ containers weigh 4,500 – 5,000 lbs. and 40’ are 8,200 – 9,000 lbs.
Can a container withstand a hurricane or tornado?
We cannot certify or guarantee that a container can withstand a hurricane or tornado, we can only share container manufacturer specifications which state that storage containers are made to withstand winds up to 100 miles per hour.
