Moving Containers: What Are They &
How Much Do Containers Costs?

At their core, Containers are just storage devices. You have probably seen them in different yards around town. They’re made of metal, and really, they’re just rectangles.

But what comes with these moving containers is what makes them so special.

1. Delivery and pickup is done for you. Without prior experience, coordinating the logistics of moving a storage container can (and will) be a nightmare for you. Companies such as PODS, Pack Rat and Smart Box can take care of everything - just say when you want yours dropped off and picked up.
2. You have plenty of time to pack and unpack. You can rent containers for weeks or months at a time, meaning there’s no rush. Basically, companies like PODS, Pack Rat and Smart Box take some of the stress away from your move and are very helpful.
3. You can send to storage with minimal headache. . You don’t have to unload and move everything into a storage facility if you’re short on room. Someone will pick up your container and store it as-is. Get it back when you’re ready to unpack and everything will be just as you left it.
In essence, you’re buying extremely convenient on-site storage. Call (888) 308-2797 to contact Vmoving.com and book your container today.

When should I use a Moving Container?

Ultimately, you should use containers if you can afford to spend a little more money for a lot of extra convenience.

When you want to take a load off your shoulders. Getting a Moving container means you don’t have to pack everything perfectly. You can rapidly place a bunch of stuff in, move it to the new location, and take your time sorting it out.
When you want to take a load off your shoulders. Getting a Moving container means you don’t have to pack everything perfectly. You can rapidly place a bunch of stuff in, move it to the new location, and take your time sorting it out.
When you need storage, and you just don’t have any more room. Upon arriving at your new house, you might find there’s not as much room as you thought there was. Moving containers can help with that until you get rid of some stuff.

The 3 factors that determine a moving container cost

Size. You can get a 7-foot, 12-foot, or 16-foot container. Of course, the bigger the container, the more expensive it is.
Driving distance. How far does the container loaded on the truck have to drive? More mileage means more gas and labor costs, which means a higher price for you.
Usage time. Most homeowners will use their container for just a month or two max. Sometimes, you can lock in better rates if you plan to use it for an extended period of time.
Storage (optional). If you need your container stored at a real facility, that transit and time will cost you money. Like we said, overall, moving containers aren’t necessarily cheap. But they are extremely convenient.

Call (888) 308-2797 to contact VMoving and learn more about Moving Containers today. We’ll give you an exact quote and break everything down step-by-step so you can be sure you’re making a smart decision.