Shipping Container Garage
Secure Corten steel garages and workshops with roll-up doors, ramps, insulation and workshop electrical — built to order and delivered nationwide.
A garage that arrives finished
A shipping container is engineered to survive ocean freight, stacked and exposed to weather for years. That makes it an exceptionally strong, weather-resistant and lockable shell for a garage. Instead of pouring a slab and framing walls over weeks, your garage is fabricated in our yard and set on your site in a single delivery.
With the right modifications it works as a car garage, a motorcycle or ATV shed, a hobby workshop or secure equipment storage — and it can be relocated if you ever move.
Six garages. Six distinct working layouts.
Compare compact equipment storage, finished workshops, single-car, drive-through and twin-bay systems. Every model includes eight coordinated exterior and interior views. Pricing is prepared from your selected configuration, site access and destination.
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Everything a garage needs
Roll-up & swing doors
End-wall or side-wall roll-up doors sized for cars, ATVs, mowers and equipment, framed in steel to keep the shell rigid, plus personnel doors for everyday access.
Ramps & threshold access
A container floor sits several inches above grade. Steel drive-over ramps bridge that height so vehicles and wheeled equipment roll in smoothly.
Custom electrical layouts
Lighting, outlets and a service panel planned around your benches, tools and chargers. Final hook-up to your utility is done by a licensed local electrician.
Ventilation & insulation
Vents, insulation and climate options that manage condensation — the most important upgrade for any steel garage storing vehicles or tools.
Workshop fit-out
Workbenches, shelving, tie-down points and pegboard walls configured for the way you actually work.
Security
A Corten steel shell with lockable doors and optional lock boxes — far harder to break into than a wood or vinyl shed.
From storage box to working shop
Insulated walls, bright LED lighting and outlets placed where you need them turn a container into a workshop you can use year-round. Add a workbench, shelving and a pegboard wall and you have a dedicated space for repairs, woodworking or a motorcycle build.
- Insulation & interior wall lining
- LED lighting and outlet layout
- Workbenches, shelving & pegboard
- Vents to control condensation
Choose your footprint
Exterior dimensions shown are industry-standard nominal sizes.
Browse 20ft containers, 40ft containers or customization options.
From quote to delivery
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Tell us what you'll park
Share vehicles, equipment and how you'll use the space. We recommend a size and layout.
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Itemized quote
You receive a written quote listing the container, every modification and delivery.
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Built to order
Doors, framing, vents and electrical are fabricated in our yard — custom builds take up to 3–4 weeks.
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Delivered to your pad
A tilt-bed or flatbed truck sets the garage on your prepared, level site.
- Site prep: a level gravel pad, piers or slab supporting all four corners, with clear truck access. See delivery details.
Container garage FAQs
10 Container Garage Facts
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A standard shipping container is 8 feet wide on the outside — inside, usable width is roughly 7'8", so plan for narrower door openings than a typical stick-built garage.
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A 40ft high cube container offers about 9'6" of exterior height, roughly one foot more than a standard container.
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Containers are built from Corten (weathering) steel, designed to resist corrosion at sea.
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Container floors are typically marine-grade hardwood plywood, rated to carry heavy cargo loads.
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The strongest points of a container are its four corner castings — that's where it should rest on a foundation.
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Cutting large openings removes structural steel, which is why roll-up door openings are reinforced with welded steel framing.
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Condensation, not rust-through, is the most common problem in unventilated steel garages — vents and insulation solve it.
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Two containers placed parallel with a roof span between them is a popular way to create a wide, covered double bay.
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Many cities and counties treat a permanently placed container garage as an accessory structure that may require a permit.
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Because they are delivered as a finished unit, container garages can be relocated later — something a slab-built garage can't do.
Measurements are typical industry values; confirm exact dimensions on your quote.
Ready to build your container garage?
Tell us what you'll park or store and we'll send an itemized quote. Prefer to talk? Call +1 (346) 503-5478.