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Shipping Containers for Sale in New York Delivered Statewide

20ft Wind and Water Tight starting at $2,886 delivered to Buffalo · 40ft Wind and Water Tight starting at $3,204 delivered to Buffalo

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New and used containers delivered across New York. Delivery is always included in the price we quote.

All NYCities Served
62New York Counties
1 to 2 weeksTypical Delivery
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20ft Wind and Water Tight starting at $2,886 delivered to Buffalo · 40ft Wind and Water Tight starting at $3,204 delivered to Buffalo

Warranty runs by grade: one-trip units carry a 10 year structural and no-leak warranty, cargo worthy and wind and water tight units carry 5 years, and economy units carry a 1 year no-roof-leak warranty.

Starting prices name the container grade and the city they were captured in, delivered to a standard-access location in that city. What you pay depends on the size, grade and condition you choose, on what is in stock when you order, and on the access at your site. Locations outside Buffalo and Erie County or with restricted access may carry an additional delivery charge. Prices are set by our supply partner and change without notice. The price quoted to you in writing is the price that applies to your order. Prices captured 2026-08-06. Full pricing terms.

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Shipping and Storage Containers for New York

Every container is wind and water tight certified. New one-trip and used grades are both available, delivered to your New York address. New to this? Start with our conex box guide or the rent vs buy guide.

New 20ft one-trip shipping container

20ft Storage Container

The most common size for homeowners. Fits a standard driveway and holds roughly what a two-car garage holds.

20' x 8' x 8.5' 1,170 cu ft New and Used
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40ft standard shipping container

40ft Shipping Container

Double the space in the same width. The working size for contractors, farms and businesses that need real capacity.

40' x 8' x 8.5' 2,350 cu ft New and Used
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40ft high cube one-trip container with the doors open Most Space

40ft High Cube

One extra foot of interior height. That foot is what makes tall equipment and conversion projects work.

40' x 8' x 9.5' 2,694 cu ft +1 ft Height
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Modified shipping container converted into an office Custom

Modified Containers

Container offices, workshops, climate-controlled storage and custom builds, specified around what you actually need.

Custom Sizes Office Ready Climate Control
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20ft refrigerated container with its refrigeration unit Reefer

Refrigerated Containers

Temperature controlled from -25F to 70F. Used by food producers, caterers, breweries and growers.

20ft and 40ft -25F to 70F Plug-In
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Use the form or call or text. Your ZIP code, the container type, and roughly when you need it. Two minutes.

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We find the nearest available unit to your New York address, because distance from the depot is most of what moves the price. You get one all-in number with delivery in it.

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Delivered to Your Property

We coordinate the drop. The driver places it where you want it: driveway, job site, field or yard. Most New York deliveries land in 1 to 2 weeks.

Statewide Coverage

We Deliver Containers Across New York

from the five boroughs to the Niagara Frontier, if you are in New York we can deliver to you.

Rural or remote property? We deliver to farms, ranches, work sites and off-road locations across New York. Give us your ZIP code and we will confirm what is possible before you order.

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Reviews of ContainerOne, Our Fulfillment Partner

New York Storage Containers is an authorized reseller for ContainerOne. ContainerOne supplies the containers, performs the delivery and issues the invoice. The reviews below were written by ContainerOne customers about ContainerOne. They are reproduced word for word, with a link to each original. They are not reviews of S&CC Group Inc. or of this site, and we make no claim that these reviewers are our customers or that they are located in New York.

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New York delivery, planned around your site. We know which roads a truck is allowed on downstate, Long Island moraine and outwash, Hudson Valley cloves and kills, what the frost coming out of a North Country town road does to a schedule, Finger Lakes drumlins and lake clay, and when a band off Erie is going to decide our week. Tell us what your property looks like and we will tell you what will work.

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New York pricing starts at $2,886 for a 20ft Wind and Water Tight container delivered in Buffalo, captured from Container One on 6 August 2026. The same 20ft Wind and Water Tight unit is $3,120 delivered in Syracuse and $3,196 delivered in Rochester. The reason those three numbers differ is worth understanding, because it explains most of what a New York quote does. There is no container depot inside New York State, so every container crosses a state line to get here. Buffalo and Rochester are served from Cleveland, Ohio at 194 and 259 road miles, and Syracuse is served from Newark, New Jersey at 238, which is why Syracuse prices below Rochester even though it sits further east. Price also moves with size, grade and what is in stock, so the number that matters is the one quoted to your ZIP code. Delivery is included in every figure above.
New York splits this into two questions answered by two different offices, and the people who run into trouble usually answered one and skipped the other. The building code question has one statewide framework: the State Fire Prevention and Building Code Council adopts the Uniform Code, which applies in every part of the state except the City of New York, which kept its own code. The zoning question, meaning whether a container is an allowed thing on your particular lot, is answered entirely by your city, town or village, and upstate that answer changes at the municipal line. One number does a lot of work here. New York's model building permit exemption for small detached structures stops at 144 square feet, a 20ft container is 160 and a 40ft is 320, so in most of the state a container is a permit conversation from the start and the useful question becomes which permits rather than whether. There is also a step unique to New York: a town or village may adopt a local law declining to enforce the Uniform Code, in which case the job passes to the county and then to the Department of State, so ask who enforces the code at your address before you assume it is town hall.
Level and firm, with water running away from it rather than under it. A container carries its entire weight through four corner castings, so it needs solid bearing at those four points rather than along a wall. New York's ground is glacial, which means it was sorted and dumped by ice and can change over short distances, and the two conditions that come up most are heavy lake clay and drumlin slope. The lake plain clay through Erie, Monroe, Wayne and Onondaga counties is excellent to set on once it is dry and goes greasy for the better part of a week after real rain, so timing beats traction. Drumlin country north and east of Rochester and Syracuse photographs flat and is not, so pick the landing spot on foot. Blocks, timbers or a compacted gravel pad under each corner keeps the box level and the doors square, and it matters more here than in a mild climate because the frost heaves the ground on the way out in spring.
Typically 1 to 2 weeks for Western New York and the Niagara Frontier, for New York City and Long Island, and for the Hudson Valley and the Catskills, and 2 to 3 weeks for Rochester and the Finger Lakes, for Syracuse, Central New York and the Southern Tier, and for the Capital Region, the Adirondacks and the North Country. The split is real rather than cosmetic. New York has no in-state depot, so the western end runs east out of Ohio and the eastern and downstate end runs north out of New Jersey, and the middle of the state is the longest haul from either. We give you a window when you book rather than a date we cannot hold, and there are two seasons we plan around out loud: a lake effect band or a county driving ban can move a winter date by a day or two, and from late February into April towns post weight limits on their own roads, which can stop a loaded truck on your road while the state highway two miles away is completely fine.
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