[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":39},["ShallowReactive",2],{"site-answer-how-to-move-a-shipping-container":3},{"_id":4,"body":5,"cta":6,"ctaDestination":6,"ctaLabel":6,"heading":7,"intro":8,"keyPoints":9,"keyPointsHeading":13,"metaDescription":14,"relatedAnswers":15,"relatedConditions":6,"relatedGuide":28,"relatedProducts":6,"sections":32,"seoTitle":37,"slug":38,"title":7},"answer.how-to-move-a-shipping-container","If you need to move your container, you’ll probably need to empty it and then call a local towing company.",null,"How Can I Move My Shipping Container After It’s Delivered?","We do not move containers we did not sell\u002Frent. If you need an existing container moved, we recommend working with a local heavy haul company or heavy-duty wrecking\u002Ftowing company.",[10,11,12],"We don’t move containers we haven’t sold, so please don’t ask us to.","Unless you have a 25-ton crane on site, you’ll probably need to empty your container to move it.","Heavy-duty towing companies are your best bet to move an empty container.","Key points","Western Container Sales does not move containers it did not sell or rent. Practical options for relocating an existing container with heavy-haul or wrecker equipment.",[16,20,24],{"_id":17,"heading":18,"slug":19,"title":18},"answer.do-i-need-a-crane-to-unload-shipping-container","Do I Need a Crane or Forklift to Unload My Shipping Container?","do-i-need-a-crane-to-unload-shipping-container",{"_id":21,"heading":22,"slug":23,"title":22},"answer.can-i-pick-up-my-shipping-container","Can I Pick Up the Shipping Container Myself?","can-i-pick-up-my-shipping-container",{"_id":25,"heading":26,"slug":27,"title":26},"answer.what-if-container-delivery-truck-cannot-access-property","What Happens if the Delivery Truck Can’t Access My Property?","what-if-container-delivery-truck-cannot-access-property",{"_id":29,"slug":30,"title":31},"guidePage.delivery","delivery","Delivery guide",[33],{"_key":34,"heading":35,"body":36},"move-how","Practical options for moving a container","Shipping containers are usually handled by heavy cranes at ports and intermodal depots. If you don’t have a 25-ton crane at your site, it can be complicated to move a container. Your best bet is to empty your container and then call a heavy-duty towing company or wrecker service with a winch that can pull your container onto their trailer.","How to Move a Shipping Container After Delivery | Western Container Sales","how-to-move-a-shipping-container",1788405518926]