Shipping Containers for Construction Site Storage
Construction sites in Montana demand tough, reliable storage. Whether you're managing a commercial build in Billings, a highway project in the Bakken, or a remote ranch construction — a shipping container from Mobile-Stor gives your crew secure, weatherproof, lockable storage on the spot.
Our steel containers are built to withstand harsh Northern Plains conditions: wind, snow, temperature swings, and rough terrain. They sit directly on the ground, require no foundation, and can be positioned exactly where your foreman needs them. When the job moves, we pick them up.
Key Benefits
- Lockable steel doors — keep tools, materials, and equipment secure overnight
- Wind and watertight construction — no tarps, no tents, no leaks
- Available in 10, 20, and 40-foot lengths to match your site footprint
- Flexible monthly rentals — no long-term commitment required
- Fast delivery across Montana, Wyoming, and North Dakota
- Stackable for tight sites with multiple units
- Custom modifications available: shelving, lighting, vents, personnel doors
- No permit required in most Montana jurisdictions (verify locally)
Why Choose Mobile-Stor
- Family-owned company based in Billings — we know Montana job sites
- Containers delivered on tilt-bed trailer directly to your access point
- Flexible pickup and drop-off scheduling around your crew
- Clean, inspected containers — cargo-worthy and structurally sound
- Competitive monthly rates with no hidden fees
Common Questions
Can you deliver to a gravel or dirt construction site?
Yes. Our tilt-bed trailer can place containers on most surfaces — gravel, dirt, compacted base. We'll talk through your site access when you call to ensure we bring the right equipment.
How quickly can I get a container?
We can typically schedule delivery within a few business days, sometimes sooner depending on your location. Call us and we'll give you a specific timeline.
What size container do I need for a construction site?
Most contractors start with a 20-foot container for tools and supplies. If you're storing large equipment, lumber, or materials for a longer project, a 40-foot gives you the most room. We're happy to help you choose.
Do I need a permit for a construction site storage container?
Permit requirements vary by county and municipality in Montana. Temporary containers on active construction sites are often exempt. We recommend checking with your local building department.
Ready to Get a Container Delivered?
Tell us about your project and we'll get back to you with pricing and availability.