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About Tacoma, Washington
Durable, Affordable, and Ready-to-Deliver Containers for the Pacific Northwest
Looking for used shipping containers in Tacoma, WA? Eveon Containers offers wind & watertight, ISO-certified 20ft, 40ft, and High Cube containers at competitive prices. Whether you're in logistics, construction, agriculture, or retail, our containers are available for pickup or delivery from our Tacoma depot.
Tacoma’s Strategic Role in Pacific Northwest Container Logistics
Tacoma is a vital part of the Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA) - a marine cargo partnership between the Port of Tacoma and Port of Seattle. Together, they form the fourth-largest container gateway in the United States, handling nearly $75 billion in international trade annually
Tacoma’s deep-water port and intermodal infrastructure make it a key hub for:
- Imports from Asia (China, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam)
- Exports of Washington-grown crops and manufactured goods
- Distribution to Alaska and Hawaii, handling 80% of trade between these regions and the continental U.S.
Our Tacoma depot is closely linked to Seattle’s terminals, allowing for flexible container movement, shared drayage services, and efficient rail and highway access across the Pacific Northwest.
Who Buys Used Containers in Tacoma and Why
- Farmers and agricultural businesses looking to store apples, potatoes, hops, and wheat Washington’s top crops.
- Construction firms needing secure, mobile storage for tools and materials.
- Retailers and eCommerce brands using containers for seasonal inventory and pop-up shops.
- DIY builders and homeowners creating modular homes, studios, and workshops.
With Washington’s diverse crop calendar, container demand spikes during harvest seasons, especially in spring and fall for crops like asparagus, apples, carrots, and squash.
Tacoma’s Importance in Global Trade
Tacoma’s port is a nationally significant trade hub, supporting over 48,000 jobs and contributing $4.3 billion in revenue.
Imports and Exports
- Exporting Washington’s agricultural products like apples, wheat, and potatoes.
- Importing vehicles, electronics, and industrial goods from Asia.
- Facilitating trade with Alaska and Hawaii, making it a lifeline for regional economies.
Seasonal Trends & Agricultural Impact
- Spring (March–May): Asparagus, lettuce, and spinach peak.
- Summer (June–August): Apples, blueberries, and potatoes harvested.
- Fall (September–November): Squash, carrots, and pumpkins.
- Winter (December–February): Storage needs for root vegetables and greenhouse crops.
What We Love About Tacoma, WA
Check out unique ways that shipping containers are being used throughout Washington. The Pacific Bin is an Airbnb container home built from 5 intermodal containers. The home is located an hour outside of Seattle in the small town of Sultan, WA. Watch the full tour of the home and see what makes up this nearly $1,000,000 container home.