20ft Container Moves
Safe, precise, and damage-free transport for standard and high-cube 20ft shipping containers using our heavy-duty tilt-bed equipment.
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Stop stressing over logistics. We provide specialized tilt-bed hauling and precise ground-level delivery for all size shipping pod containers.
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We are not standard freight movers. We are specialized conex box transport experts utilizing heavy-duty winches and ground-level tilt-bed trailers to maneuver multi-ton steel structures.
Safe, precise, and damage-free transport for standard and high-cube 20ft shipping containers using our heavy-duty tilt-bed equipment.
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Unlike standard flatbed trucks that require you to hire an expensive crane or heavy-duty forklift at both the pickup and drop-off locations, our tilt-bed trailers do all the work.
Our hydraulic beds tilt backwards, allowing our powerful winches to gently slide your container directly onto the ground. This saves you thousands of dollars in secondary equipment rentals.
To protect your property, our equipment, and comply with DOT regulations, we enforce a strict 3-point operational standard for every move.
For DOT weight compliance and the safety of our tilt-bed winches, your container must be 100% empty. We cannot safely tilt and slide loaded containers without causing severe cargo shift or trailer instability.
To safely offload, our trucks must drive straight out from underneath the container as it slides to the ground. This requires a minimum of 100 feet of unobstructed, straight-line clearance and 16 feet of vertical height.
Once clearance is verified, our licensed drivers execute the route, winching the container down gently. We recommend placing wood blocks under the corner castings to keep your container level and dry.
Everything you need to know about preparing your conex box for transport.
We utilize heavy-duty trucks equipped with specialized tilt-bed trailers and powerful winches. This allows us to gently slide the container directly onto the ground without the need for cranes or forklifts on site.
Our tilt-bed trucks require a minimum of 100 feet of straight-line clearance to safely pull out from underneath the container as it is lowered. We also require at least 16 feet of vertical height clearance to avoid tree branches and power lines.
No. For DOT compliance, weight restrictions, and the safety of our tilt-bed equipment, Shift Containers strictly transports completely empty 20ft and 40ft containers.
Yes, we have the routing expertise and equipment to transport both Standard (8.5ft tall) and High Cube (9.5ft tall) empty storage containers across state lines.
Yes, our heavy-duty winches can retrieve containers resting on dirt, gravel, or pavement, provided the ground is solid, relatively level, and dry enough for our trucks to gain traction without sinking.
Yes. Ensure the drop zone is level, clear of debris, and accessible. We highly recommend placing pressure-treated wood blocks, railroad ties, or gravel pads where the four corner castings will sit to keep the container off the raw ground and prevent moisture rot.
Pricing depends on the size of the container (20ft vs 40ft), the total mileage from pickup to drop-off, and site accessibility. We provide fast, free, custom quotes based on your exact route when you fill out our form.
We highly recommend being present for the initial drop-off to ensure exact placement. If you cannot be there, we require explicit instructions and physical markers (like cones or flags) indicating exactly where the doors should face.