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Discover delivery options, pricing factors, and how to choose the best method for your needs.
Eveon Containers works with a network of insured, professional carriers in 45 cities to ensure the containers are safely and securely delivered within 3-5 business days. You can easily buy, pay and prepare for a container in a few simple steps making purchasing a 20ft or 40ft containers a hassle-free, stress-free transaction. At purchase you can choose from our three delivery options available: Tilt-Bed Delivery, Flatbed Delivery, and Pick-Up.
Choosing the right delivery method ensures a smooth and hassle-free experience. Regardless of your delivery method, a firm, packed, dry ground, gravel or concrete pad is encouraged.
A convenient and popular choice for those who do not have unloading equipment. The truck tilts the bed and slides the container onto the ground. Download our checklist to prepare for a hassle-free container delivery.
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A cost-effective and efficient option for customers with the necessary equipment (forklift and cranes) to unload the container.
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Customers with their own means of transportation and trailers retrieve the container from the depot, providing flexibility and control.
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Eveon works with a talented network of professional carriers throughout the US. We are proud of the service our truckers provide to our customers in more than 45 cities nationwide. Unlike some of our competitors that charge for expedited delivery, every container from Eveon is delivered within a week from being ordered (3-5 business days). Our basic service is the industry leader!
We charge for delivery based on the service you select (Pick Up, Tiltbed, Flatbed) plus the exact mileage to the delivery location. So when you select your container skew, your zip is required so that the amount can be calculated at check out. You must select the method and preferred delivery date at check-out to process the final cost.
Once your payment process goes through, the negotiated rate is finalized with the trucker and a release is sent to the trucker to schedule pick up and inspection at the depot.
Our transport partner will assess the safety of the delivery location for container. If it is found unsafe, the container will be delivered to the closest suitable location. However, if that is not possible or if you decide to decline the delivery, the container will be returned to the depot. For more information, please refer to our comprehensive delivery guide.
Please note: Backhaul charges amounting to 1 additional trip will apply in all locations.
We need to ensure that the delivery truck has space of at least 12ft wide to maneuver, so it can easily access your location without any obstacles in the way.
Yes, we are able to deliver during rain. However, it is important to assess your specific location and the condition of the surface where the container will be placed. Rainy weather can affect the drivability and firmness of the ground, which may impact the delivery process.
For example, a gravel road that is typically easy to drive on can become difficult or even undriveable for a truck after a day of heavy rain. Similarly, muddy areas, wet grass, or accumulated snow can cause the truck to sink or slip, creating safety concerns. In such cases, the driver may refuse or need to delay the onsite delivery.
In most cases and cities we can delivery during the winter. Unfortunately, we are unable to deliver in the event of winter storm, particularly when it has been snowing. We will contact you if this situation happens.
If you need a winter delivery and encounter snow, it's essential to clear the road and the designated container location from snow and ice as much as possible. Ensuring a solid, flat surface helps guarantee safe access for the delivery truck and reduces potential hazards.
Additionally, during winter, icy conditions are common. Driving on ice can be extremely dangerous, so we recommend de-icing your delivery site using salt or sand. Regularly salting and sanding the area around your storage container is also advisable if you frequently access it throughout the winter, as it helps maintain a safe environment.
Acceptable: Dry compacted gravel, dry compacted dirt, asphalt, concrete. Learn more about building the perfect foundation for your shipping container.
Not acceptable: Loose dirt, wet gravel & dirt, mud, sand, soft grass, snow & ice, steep inclines or declines, sloping surfaces, drains & ditches, trenches.
Delivery on sand is not possible, and we prefer to avoid delivering directly onto grass. However, if you still prefer to have the container placed on grass, please share a photo of the location and ensure that the surface is dry, packed and firm.
For the delivery process, a hard flat surface is necessary on the road, entrance, and the designated spot for the container. This is because both the delivery trucks and the container itself are heavy, requiring a firm surface to safely maneuver and position them. In the case of placing the container on grass, it is advisable to use landscape timbers or wooden planks to prevent the container from sinking. Additionally, the ground should be dry, packed and firm to avoid any issues with the truck sinking into soft ground during unloading.
Shipping containers need to be kept level; otherwise, you may encounter issues with the doors, such as stiffness or becoming unworkable. It is recommended to use railroad ties, concrete slabs, or clear any debris from the surroundings. Despite their size and strength, containers are sensitive to shifting when placed on uneven ground.