Delivery and placement in Lubbock

Containers arrive on a tilt-bed truck or trailer and slide off onto the ground. The site needs straight room behind the spot, height and firm ground.

What to know

Most containers arrive on a tilt-bed truck or trailer. One seller’s guide says a loaded tilt-bed weighs around 30,000 lb, needs about 80 ft of straight room for a 20 ft and 120 ft for a 40 ft, and local delivery for 20–40 ft containers typically runs $300–$800.

Source: OnSite Storage container delivery guide (Sep 2026).

Price it with the container price calculator, or check access with the delivery site checker.

Worth checking

  • Clear low branches and wires along the route
  • Have someone on site to guide the driver
  • Reschedule if rain has softened the ground

What to send sellers

  • Pickup point (if moving one you own) and delivery address
  • Photos of the drop spot and the route in
  • Ground type and gate width

Questions

Can a container go in a tight backyard?

Sometimes. Smaller roll-bed or flatbed trucks handle 20 ft and smaller units in tight spaces. Send photos and measurements so sellers can say what truck they would use.

White 20 ft storage container placed beside a school building
Photo: ArnoldReinhold, CC BY-SA 4.0

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