20' Standard
Rent from $145/mo
Shipping Containers for Sale in
Boston, MA
Local pricing. Fast delivery. Built to last.
Western Container Sales provides new and used shipping containers for sale in Boston and surrounding areas at competitive local prices.
- Wholesale Prices
- 3 Year Warranty
Local price examples
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40' Standard
Rent from $179/mo
40' High Cube
Rent from $219/mo
Container prices in Boston, MA
Inventory pricing current as of August 28, 2026 Delivery is required. Enter your ZIP for an estimated delivery price. 3-month minimum rental.
40' High Cube
40' Standard
40' Tunnel
Ground Level Delivery
Delivered by CDL drivers, not "hot shots" like our competitors
Clear Conditions
We set honest expectations about what to expect in a used shipping container
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The best prices on used shipping containers, guaranteed
Buy Online
Our technology takes the salesperson out of the container buying process
Real Support
U.S. based customer support, not in a call center in a different country like our competitors
Delivery in Boston
We deliver shipping containers throughout Boston and surrounding communities, with standard service extending well beyond the metro area.
- Typical delivery windows of 3–7 business days after confirmation
- Level, accessible site with enough room for truck and trailer maneuvering
- Door orientation and placement confirmed before dispatch
- Standard delivery area: up to 200 miles for purchases and 60 miles for rentals
- Extended delivery may be available beyond the standard service area, subject to location and hauler availability
Dimensions & Delivery
Container Dimensions
See the exterior dimensions, interior space, door opening, and capacity of the most common container sizes. Standard 20ft and 40ft containers are 8ft wide and 8ft 6in tall; a 40ft High Cube adds an extra foot of height.
How Container Delivery Works
Most containers are delivered by specialized trucks and placed directly on the ground. The delivery graphic shows how the truck approaches, tilts the container into position, and pulls forward—plus the clear space needed for a successful delivery. Actual clearance requirements depend on the truck and container size.
