Shipping containers for sale in San Bernardino, CA

Container delivery across the Inland Empire

We sell new and used shipping containers and deliver them to sites across San Bernardino and the wider Inland Empire, from Fontana, Rialto, and Ontario out to Redlands and Riverside, and up the Cajon Pass to Hesperia and Victorville. The region is one of the largest warehouse and distribution areas in the country, so a lot of the demand here is practical: overflow storage beside a loading dock, a lockable box for tools on a construction site, or a site office for a crew building the next distribution center.

Tell us your address and how the container will be used, and we quote delivery to that spot. We do not send you to a yard to collect it.

Heat, dust, and wind

The San Bernardino valley regularly runs past 100°F in summer, and bare steel in direct sun gets much hotter than the air around it. If you plan to store anything that does not like heat, such as paint, adhesives, electronics, or paper records, plan for ventilation, a light-colored paint finish, or insulation. Our guide on how to insulate a shipping container compares the options and what each one costs in interior space.

Dry seasons and Santa Ana winds blow fine dust into anything with a gap. A wind-and-watertight box, with no daylight, drafts, or leaks, keeps most of it out, and good door seals matter more here than rust does. In the high desert around Hesperia and Victorville, nights turn cold even after hot days, so condensation can form on the inside of the steel. A pair of vents or a desiccant handles that for most storage.

Containers we deliver in San Bernardino

• For warehouse overflow and palletized goods, a 40ft one-trip high cube gives near-new condition and an extra foot of height. A 45ft high cube adds length where your lot has room for it.
• For budget storage on a yard or job site, a used 40ft standard container or a used 20ft wind-and-watertight container does the job at a lower price.
• For a site office, a 20ft office container with a glass door and AC holds a desk or two and keeps cool through the valley summer. Our container office guide covers power and fit-out.
• For cold storage with power on site, a used 40ft reefer holds chilled or frozen goods. A reefer is the trade name for a refrigerated container.

How we quote and deliver here

Send your address, the unit you want, and a note on access. We reply within 1 business day with one free, itemized quote and no hidden fees. Every container is inspected and graded before delivery. A reefer is typically fulfilled in 7 to 10 business days.

Delivery is on a tilt-bed truck that sets the container at ground level, with no crane needed for a standard box. We check site access first. Warehouse yards usually have room to spare, but gated lots, tight residential streets in older neighborhoods, and hillside lots in the foothills need a closer look. Our guide on preparing your property for container delivery explains the clear run the truck needs, and our foundations guide covers ground prep on sandy or sloped sites.

Illustrative photo: Soly Moses · Pexels License.