Delivery in Las Cruces: What Your Site Needs
Eveon delivery is tilt bed, so the container slides off the back of the truck onto your prepared spot; flatbed costs less but you offload it yourself. For tilt-bed delivery, plan for 80 to 100 feet of straight run-out space for a 20ft container and about 120 feet for a 40ft container. The truck also needs 12 to 14 feet of width and 14 to 16 feet of overhead clearance.
The best surfaces are dry compacted gravel, dry compacted dirt, asphalt and concrete. Mud, sand, soft grass and sloped ground do not work because the truck needs stable access and the container needs a level resting place. If the site is not level, the container doors can bind, which makes daily use harder than it needs to be.
Before you order, Eveon Containers can help confirm delivery from photographs. That is often the simplest way to check access, turn space and the prepared spot before a used conex container is on the truck.