Steel storage. Wholesale. Delivered.
Relocatable steel self-storage units, sold in volume, with delivery coordination and site layout help.
How a unit gets set.
Units arrive on a truck, are lifted onto a prepared gravel pad and can be ready to rent within weeks.
Three lengths of the same unit.
Pick a length to see its footprint, what it holds, and the door layouts it comes in.
The workhorse length most operators set first.
- Footprint
- 20′ × 10′ nominal
- Gross area
- 200 SF
- Holds about
- A two-bedroom home, or a car
- Best for
- Standard rows on open lots
- Steel shell on a skid base with forklift pockets
- Roll-up doors with weather seals
- Sets on compacted gravel, asphalt or concrete
- Full spec sheet (gauge, wind rating, weight) with your quote
1 unit × 200 SF
The spec sheet comes with your quote.
Every quote includes the full manufacturer spec sheet for the units you are pricing.
They cost less and rent sooner.
$21-25/SF
Installed, vs. $40-50/SF for conventional single-story storage
10-12 wks
To deliver, vs. 18-24 months to build
No slab
Sets on compacted gravel, asphalt or concrete
Equipment
May qualify for Section 179 and 7-year depreciation. Consult your tax advisor.
Industry ranges from public sources. Your quote has the real numbers.
Built for people who rent space for a living.
Operators
Add rentable units on dead land: setbacks, easements, RV rows.
Dealers
Volume pricing to resell across your region.
Investors
A low build-cost income use for land you already hold.
Landowners
Put an idle parcel to work without a building project.
The more you set, the less each one costs.
1-4 units
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5-19 units
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20-49 units
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50+ units
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Included
The unit and its roll-up doors, built to the spec sheet.
Extra
Freight and placement, anchoring, electrical, custom color, stacking and permits, quoted per site.
How an order works.
01
Quote
02
Site review
03
Layout + count
04
Order
05
Build
06
Deliver + set
07
Rent
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Questions operators ask.
Do relocatable storage units need a building permit?
It depends on the county. Many treat relocatable units as equipment rather than buildings, but zoning, setbacks and fire access still apply. We check your jurisdiction's rules during site review.
Do they need a foundation?
No slab. Units set on compacted gravel, asphalt or concrete that is level and drains.
What is your delivery radius?
Freight is quoted per order. Send the site address and unit count and the quote covers delivery and placement.
Is financing available?
Ask on your quote. Because the units are equipment, buyers often finance or lease them the way they would equipment; your lender will know.
What is the warranty?
Warranty terms come from the manufacturer and are listed on the spec sheet sent with your quote.
What is the resale value?
Steel units can be picked up and resold, so they keep more value than a fixed building. Condition and the local market set the price.
Can a loaded unit be relocated?
Units move empty. Plan to clear a unit before it is picked up and reset.