Kerri Kovel

But one question comes up for almost every buyer: Should you rent or buy a shipping container? While renting can seem like the more flexible, affordable choice upfront, certain situations make buying the smarter long-term investment. To help you decide which option is right for you, this guide breaks down the costs, benefits, and key

When you’re planning to buy a shipping container—whether for storage, resale, modification, or export—one of the first questions is price. So, how much does a used shipping container cost compared to a new one? And which is the better investment? Let’s break down used vs. new shipping container prices, the differences between the two, and

If you’re shopping for a shipping container, whether for storage, business use, or a creative build—you’ve likely noticed wide price differences. You’re probably wondering: “Why do container costs vary so much?” It’s not just about size. From market forces to delivery methods, many elements influence pricing. Here’s everything you need to know to make an

When you’re in the market for a 40 ft. shipping container, one of the first decisions you’ll face is whether to buy New/One-Trip or Used Container. Each option has its own set of advantages depending on your goals, location, and budget. In this guide, we break down the differences and help you choose the best

St. Louis and the surrounding region are embracing shipping containers as versatile, cost-effective solutions for residential, commercial, and municipal use. From custom container homes to mobile retail spaces and secure on-site storage, the use of shipping containers in St. Louis has expanded rapidly in recent years. These steel containers offer durability, flexibility, and sustainability—making them