Shipping Containers for Sale in New Jersey

Our New Jersey Container Yard

309 Fellowship Rd Suite 200-7
Mt Laurel Township, NJ 08054

Our Shipping Container Services in New Jersey

We handle sales, custom work, and delivery in one place. You want a portable office or a secure storage unit in New Jersey? We have you covered.

• Buy a container: Choose from used and new shipping and storage containers for sale, plus specialized units.
• Modify a container: Add drywall, insulation, windows, garage doors, shelving, and more.
• Get delivery: We deliver conex boxes safely with flatbed and rollback trucks.

You can buy one container or many. We keep the process simple and deliver on time.

Shipping Container Sizes and Types in New Jersey

Pick a size and type based on what you store.

• Sizes: We carry 10ft, 20ft, and 40ft containers in standard (8ft 6in) and high cube (9ft 6in) heights. A 20ft unit holds about 1,170 cubic feet. A 40ft unit holds about 2,390 cubic feet. See full container specifications for exact sizes.
• Types: We also stock refrigerated (reefer) containers, open-top, and open-side (side-door) units. See how many container types exist before you choose.

Do not see what you need? We can modify a container or help you find a budget fit. Request a quote to start.

Container Condition Grades

Condition sets the price and the lifespan. Here is how the grades work:

• New (one-trip): Shipped goods just once, so it looks near new. Best for long-term use and clean storage.
• Cargo-worthy (CW): Older but solid and certified safe to ship. A strong mid-grade pick.
• Wind and watertight (WWT): Sealed against rain, wind, and snow. Ideal for on-site storage in New Jersey weather.
• Used (as-is): Shows dents and surface rust at a lower price. Still secure for basic storage.

We tell you the real condition before you buy. For more, read our guide on container condition levels and whether to buy new or used.

Shipping Container Prices in New Jersey

Container prices shift with size, condition, type, and delivery distance. New Jersey sits next to the Port of New York and New Jersey. It is the busiest port on the East Coast. Local supply is strong, so prices stay competitive. As a guide, here are common U.S. ranges in 2026:

• 20ft used: about $1,500 to $3,000
• 20ft new (one-trip): about $2,500 to $5,000
• 40ft used standard: about $2,000 to $4,500
• 40ft new (one-trip): about $3,500 to $7,000
• High cube units cost a bit more than standard at the same length.

Delivery is a separate cost based on distance and site access. For a firm number on your size, grade, and location, request a free price quote or contact our team.

Why Buying Beats Renting a Shipping Container in New Jersey

We sell containers, we do not rent them. For most people, buying works out cheaper anyway. Here is the math.

A 20ft rental runs about $100 to $250 per month. A used 20ft costs about $1,500 to $3,000 to own outright. Most buyers break even around 18 to 24 months. After that, a rental keeps billing you every month while an owned container costs you nothing.

Renting also adds costs that are easy to miss:

• Round-trip transport. You often pay to have the unit dropped off and picked back up.
• Monthly insurance. Many rental contracts require coverage on the unit.
• Minimum terms. Some suppliers hold you to a three-month minimum, even if you finish early.

Owning gives you more than a lower long-run cost:

• No monthly bill and no return date. The container is yours to keep.
• Freedom to modify. Add doors, windows, insulation, or shelving. Rental units stay stock.
• Resale value. Steel holds its value well, so you can sell the unit when the job ends.

Need storage for just a month or two? A rental can make sense. Even then, many buyers purchase, use the container, then resell it and recover most of the cost. Tell us your timeline and we will give you a straight answer. Our buyer’s guide covers the choice in more depth.

Container Delivery and Site Preparation in New Jersey

We deliver across New Jersey with tilt-bed and flatbed trucks. Dense cities like Jersey City and Newark need extra planning for tight access. A little prep keeps your delivery on schedule.

• Clear space to set down: A 20ft container needs about 110 feet of straight, open space. A 40ft container needs about 130 feet.
• Overhead room: Allow at least 14 to 15 feet of height for the truck and the tilt.
• Firm, level ground: Gravel, asphalt, concrete, or packed dirt holds the unit best and helps it drain.
• Clear the path: Move low branches, wires, parked cars, and tight turns before the truck arrives.

For a full checklist, read our guide on preparing for container delivery.

Shipping Container Permits and Zoning in New Jersey

New Jersey rules are stricter than many states, and they vary by town. Confirm with your local zoning office before you order. A few patterns hold across the state:

• Many towns limit or prohibit containers in residential zones, except for short-term moving or construction use.
• Temporary use often needs a permit, commonly for stays up to 45 days.
• Commercial and industrial zones are usually more open than residential zones.
• Permanent containers visible from the street often need screening, and most towns ban stacking.
• Newark restricts stored containers in residential zones and requires a storage license for businesses that keep containers on site. Jersey City has its own container ordinance too.
• Modified container homes and offices must meet the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code.

Rules change by town, so always check first. We can share delivery specs and container sizes to help your permit request.

Shipping and Storage Containers Across New Jersey

We sell and deliver new and used shipping and storage containers across New Jersey. Here are the areas we serve most.

Jersey City

We deliver new and used shipping and storage containers for sale in Jersey City. Tight lots and busy streets make access planning key, and our tilt-bed trucks handle close-quarters sites. Ask about affordable used units and conex boxes for storage and job sites.

Newark

We bring shipping and storage containers to Newark and the metro area. We sit close to the Port of Newark. Businesses use them for cargo overflow, cold storage, and on-site offices. Newark limits containers in residential zones, so confirm your zoning before you order.

More New Jersey cities

We also serve Elizabeth, Paterson, Edison, Trenton, Atlantic City, Asbury Park, and nearby towns. Do not see your town? We likely cover it. Call us to confirm delivery near you.

Who We Serve in New Jersey

We serve anyone who needs a storage container solution in New Jersey. Our customers want many different things.

That includes a she-shed, an office space, temporary storage, a garden shed, or a refrigerated reefer. We also serve the military, government agencies, Fortune 500 companies, contractors, and small businesses.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you sell shipping containers in Jersey City?

Yes. We deliver new and used shipping and storage containers for sale in Jersey City and nearby areas. Ask about affordable used units and conex boxes for city job sites.

Do you have storage containers for sale in Newark?

Yes. We deliver shipping and storage containers in Newark and the metro area. Newark limits containers in residential zones, so confirm your zoning first.

Can I get a shipping container near me in New Jersey?

Yes. We deliver across New Jersey. A container ships to your site wherever you are, from North Jersey to the Shore.

What sizes of shipping containers can I buy in New Jersey?

We carry 10ft, 20ft, and 40ft containers in standard and high cube heights. The 20ft and 40ft sizes are the most common for storage and shipping.

Should I buy a new or used shipping container?

Buy new (one-trip) for the cleanest unit, custom builds, and long-term use. Buy used or wind and watertight for cheaper on-site storage. We grade every unit so you know what you get.

Should I rent or buy a shipping container?

We sell containers, we do not rent them. Buying usually costs less past 18 to 24 months. You also get to modify the unit and resell it later.

Do I need a permit for a shipping container in New Jersey?

Often, yes. Many New Jersey towns limit residential containers or require a temporary permit. Check with your local zoning office before delivery.

How long do shipping containers last?

With basic care, a steel container can last 25 years or more. A unit in your yard rusts far slower than one at sea. See our maintenance guide for tips.

Why Choose Transocean for Shipping Containers in New Jersey?

Transocean is a legitimate, U.S. owned and operated container company with years of experience. We grade every unit honestly, so you know what you buy. You get:

• New and used stock in one place, from 10ft to 40ft, standard and high cube.
• Honest grading, so you know the real shape of every conex box.
• No bait-and-switch. Learn how to avoid shipping container scams before you buy from anyone.
• In-house custom work for windows, doors, insulation, and shelving.
• Statewide New Jersey delivery with tilt-bed and flatbed trucks.

Contact Us Today for Shipping Containers in New Jersey

New Jersey has many uses for shipping containers. People use them for secure storage, mobile offices, job-site tool storage, and pop-up retail in busy neighborhoods. In dense areas where space is tight, a container is a smart, secure fit.

Want to buy a container in New Jersey? Contact Transocean for a free quote. We will help you find the right shipping or storage container for the job.