It is not the roof of the container which is designed to handle weight, it is the corner castings. By storing items on the roof of the container, it may compromise the structural integrity of the container and possibly cause the container to leak. It is best not to store items on top of the container to assure your contents remains dry.

Yes. Most cars have a width of about 6 to 6 1/2 feet, which allows them to fit inside a standard storage container opening.

Yes, of course! Either give us a call or send us an email with the any additions you wish to make to your order. Additional delivery charges may apply.

A shipping container’s floor is constructed of marine grade plywood or bamboo. “Marine grade” means that the wood has more ply (19 ply or 21 ply) than traditional construction plywood, making a more stable floor that’s less prone to warping. Additionally, container floors are not smooth and have small variations with counter-sunk screw heads. Our 40-foot shipping containers include a built-in chassis tunnel, meaning there’s an approximately-10-foot-long steel plate on the non-door end of a 40-foot container.

A ground-level storage container will have two doors at one end. You will see that across these doors are four vertical metal rods which extend from the top all the way to the bottom of the unit’s face. To open a storage container, raise the latch above the handle on the right-side door. Next, raise the handle and move it from right to left. This step will unhinge the locking mechanisms on the top and bottom portions of the door. Finally, open the right-side door by pulling the metal rod out towards you. Repeat the same process with the left-side door.

Most of our customers who order a storage container with rollup doors want them placed along the side of a container. By measuring how long the product is going into the container, you will be able to best decide which rollup door is best for you. The container doors come in 8-foot, 10-foot and 12-foot sizes. If you have any other questions about containers with rollup doors, please call us at 1-800-GET-EAGLE (438-3245) and we can answer your questions.

Container flooring is 19 to 21 plies and plywood is 5 plies. The more plies in flooring, the stronger the wood is, and the better able the wood is able to withstand a heavy load as well as tow motor traffic.

Shipping containers are stacked on top of corner castings. When placing a container on the ground, it is important to place plywood, railroad ties or other items to prevent the corner casting from sticking into the ground. The more the weight of the container is spread out over a larger surface, the less concentrated the weight will be at any one point. What this means to our customers is that the container’s corner castings will be less likely to sink into the ground.

Our most popular sizes are 10 feet, 20 feet and 40 feet in length. Custom sizes are also available upon request.

Yes, all units typically have two to four vents along the sides of the unit.

We pride ourselves in providing the best-quality storage container units. Steel units are stronger and safer than aluminum and will hold up better over time.

Shipping containers do not have titles. However, you will receive a bill of sale from us.

Yes, all units we sell come with a one-year warranty.

Yes, we do! We offer a variety of options to cover the contents of your personal or business items. You can check out more information on our offerings here.

Yes, we can. Two 20′ Storage &Office Containers take up the same amount of space as one 40′ container.

If you stagger the pallets, you will fit between 9 or 10 pallets depending on the pallet size.

While our drivers carefully deliver the containers, the weight of the corner and its contents can sink into the ground over time. It is best to use some wood and or other pieces of material to prevent the container from sinking into the ground. The larger and more spread out the wood or other leveling material is, the less likely the container is to leave a mark. Even after taking all these precautions, their still is a possibility the container may leave a mark on the driveway. Feel free to give a us a call at 1-800-GET-EAGLE to talk to one of our delivery experts!

No problem! Feel free to give us a call at 1-800-GET-EAGLE and we can try to answer any question you may have.

In a simple formula: Gross Weight = Net Weight + Tare Weight.

This cost difference arises from the production process. 20′ and 40′ containers are manufactured in large-scale production, benefiting from economies of scale, which can significantly reduce their cost per square foot. In contrast, 10′ containers are essentially cut down from 20′ containers, involving more labor and modification costs, making them comparatively more expensive per square foot.

A hard, compact surface is necessary to support a container effectively. Using railroad ties or pre-treated lumber can provide additional support and facilitate airflow under the container’s floor, which is essential for maintaining its condition. In most cases, it is not necessary to pour a concrete slab, making the setup more straightforward and cost-effective.

There is a place on the container for you to place your own padlock. For additional protection, we offer 13-pound heavy-duty Eagle Locks^®.

There are a few key differences between the two types of units.

Storage Trailer

• 52 inches off the ground
• Can be moved to loading dock or on site
• 96” – 102” of internal width
• Comes in 28 foot, 40 foot, 45 foot, 48 foot, 53 foot lengths
• Can be moved onsite when loaded
• Made of aluminum

Storage Container

• Ground level access
• Can walk right in with ease
• 96” of internal width
• Comes in 10 foot, 20 foot and 40 foot lengths
• Cannot be moved when loaded
• Made of steel

If you stagger the pallets you will fit between 4 and 5 pallets.

Our open side containers are great options for storing oversized cargo, machinery, piping, lumber and irregular-sized equipment.

Open side containers open from the center of the long side of the container. There are two door openings that work similar to our standard storage containers with flexible door opening sizes — in 5-foot, 10-foot, 15-foot or the full 20-foot side section (20 feet) and 10-foot, 20-foot, 30-foot or the full 40-foot side section (40 feet).

Whether it is a 20-foot openside container or a 40-foot openside container, at least two Eagle Locks^® are required to secure the container. One Eagle Lock^® is put over the center two locking bars on the 8-foot door opening and a lock is required for each end door.

Eagle Leasing will provide all routine maintenance free of charge for all our rental equipment. Otherwise, please contact us to discuss the damage.

Please call us at 800 GET EAGLE (438-3245) or send an email us to with pictures of the equipment and a description and we will respond promptly.

We pride ourselves on working with your schedule. Saturday deliveries are available for all equipment, including Storage Containers, Storage Trailers, Office Trailers and Office Containers. Check with our sales team when you place your order.

The Eagle Leasing 40 foot openside container is an ideal solution for oversized cargo, machinery or materials.

While storage containers are built with plywood and plank floors, a steel floor can be installed into a storage container upon request.

The Eagle Leasing 20 foot openside container is a perfect place to store unusually shaped items.

Openside containers are also known as full-side access containers, side-access containers or side-opening storage containers. These containers give you access to the entire side of the container with a full side access door with 180- or 270-degree swing door. They are particularly useful when it comes to loading and unloading oversized materials. See below for specs.

External Dimensions:

     Length: 19ft 10.5in
     Width: 7ft 11.98in
     Height: 8ft 6.01in

Internal Dimensions:

     Length: 19ft 4.2in
     Width: 7ft 6.04in
     Height: 7ft 6.63in

End Door Opening Dimensions:

     Width: 7ft 3.64in
     Height: 7ft 2.18in

Side Door Opening Dimensions:

     Width: 19ft 2.16in
     Height: 7ft 2.18in

Internal Cubic Capacity:

     1,094.75 Cubic Capacity

Weight

     6,725 lbs

We have a 20 HC container with an exterior height of 9’ 6” and an internal height of 8’ 10”.

Our Storage Containers come in 40-foot, 20-foot and 10-foot lengths. They are delivered on flatbed vehicles where the container slides off like a dumpster. The side with the doors can face either way on the delivery vehicle. The 20-foot containers and 10-foot containers are delivered on a straight, one-piece flatbed truck that is approximately 28 feet long, so the truck would need a relatively straight shot of around 50 feet in order to drop a 20-foot container and about 40 feet for a 10-foot container. The 40-foot storage container is delivered on a tractor-trailer combo unit that is approximately 70 feet long. This vehicle would need about 100 feet of a straight shot to deliver a 40-foot container. Also, because of the configuration of the delivery vehicle, the site needs a fairly wide driveway in order to enter the property.

Check out our Delivery Page for more helpful tips!

The dimensions of a 20-foot container are:

External Dimensions

Length: 20 feet

Height: 8 feet 6 inches

Width: 8 feet

Internal Dimensions

Length: 19 feet 5 1/2 inches

Height: 7 feet 9 7/8 inches

Width: 7 feet 8 inches

Cubic Capacity: 1,173 cubic feet

No. Once a storage container is loaded it cannot be moved. The winch of the delivery trucks can only pickup up the weight of an empty container.

The dimensions of a 40-foot container are:

External Dimensions

Length: 40 feet

Height: 8 feet 6 inches

Width: 8 feet

Internal Dimensions

Length: 39 feet 5 1/2 inches

Height: 7 feet 9 1/2 inches

Width: 7 feet 8 inches

Cubic Capacity: 2,389 cubic feet

Please take a look at our website to get an idea of what type of portable storage containers Eagle Leasing has in stock. You may also visit our facilities and choose your own container.

Whether your needs require a 40-foot container, 20-foot container or 10-foot container, we can deliver the container within 48 hours from the time your order is placed.

Eagle Leasing can install roll-up doors, a man door, a panic bar, partitions, turbine and louver vents and much more. Please visit our Custom Containers page or email us for more information.

If you provide us with paint chip or PMS/RAL number, we can match the color to your needs. We can do this only for long-term leases or purchased equipment.

Shipping companies manufacture 20-foot containers and 40-foot containers. We are able to cut containers down to any size a customer needs. We can do this only for long-term leases or purchased equipment.

We would prefer that you are present during the delivery to identify the correct place to park the unit on your property as well as to verify the condition of the container.

Eagle Leasing delivers a storage container to your site on a tilt bed trailer. The driver will back into the area and tilt the bed about 15 feet in the air. Then the storage container will slide off the trailer onto the ground. The driver will need to pull straight out from under the container. Watch the video below to see our fast and easy delivery process, and check out our delivery page for more information.

We need a surface that is fairly level, smooth and firm. We prefer to deliver on cement, pavement, asphalt or gravel, but we can deliver on dirt or grass as long as it is not soft or wet. If ground conditions at your location are soft, you may want to consider 2×10, 4×4 or 6×6 hardwood timbers to place under the unit to mitigate sinking into soft ground.

The storage containers are made of heavy-duty steel and the container floors are made of marine grade plywood.

Video Comparison of Storage Containers & Connex Boxes

Storage containers, ground-level containers, portable storage containers, Connex boxes, storage boxes and shipping containers are all the same.

You can keep the portable storage container at your location as long as you need it! Once the minimum rental period is up, the lease will automatically bill month-to-month until you request for us to pick up the unit.

Yes, stacking storage containers can be very useful. They can be stacked as high as six units. You would need to arrange for a crane on site to do the stacking.

It depends.  Containers for lease do not have a proper maritime seal and are therefore not certified for overseas use.  We do have a select number of containers that are certified for overseas use that are available for sale.

There is a place on the container for you to place your own padlock. For additional protection, we offer 13-pound heavy-duty Eagle Locks^®.

No, Eagle Leasing must handle all trailer moves.

No, once the tractor disconnects form the trailer, the trailer brakes will automatically lock.

No, Eagle Leasing does not allow customer to store anything on top of the roof

While most loading docks are set at 52” off the ground, some loading docks are set between 48” to 51” off the ground. In these situations, a dock leveler will make it possible load directly into the road or storage trailer. If your building is old or used in a specialty application, you will need to measure height off the ground your trailer so we can find the right trailer to meet your application.

The largest option for renting a storage trailer is 53 feet long with either overhead roll-up or swing doors. You also can rent Office Trailers, with our biggest unit measuring 10 feet by 50 feet. Our selection of office trailers for sale ranges from 8 feet by 20 feet to 10 feet by 50 feet.

No problem! Feel free to give us a call at 1-800-GET-EAGLE and we can try to answer any question you may have.

You can bring the road trailer to any of Eagle Leasing’s facilities in Orange, CT, Oxford, MA, or Southboro, MA, during our business hours, and we will take care of all routine maintenance free of charge.

It’s essential for the safety and performance of a tractor trailer to maintain consistent tire sizes across all axles. Using mismatched tire sizes, such as replacing an 11R 22.5 tire with a 10R 22.5, can result in uneven wear and potentially compromise the safety of the trailer. Always ensure that the replacement tire matches the original size to maintain optimal performance and safety.

While it is a good rule of thumb is to secure lumber with straps and secure steel with chains, the best source for cargo securement guidelines is through the FMCSA (https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/regulations/cargo-securement/cargo-securement-rules)

The customer is always responsible for maintaining tires and repairing tire damage.

Since a 96-inch-wide trailer is only capable of holding one pallet in its 96 inches of width, the trailer it is best for holding non-palletized cargo. A 102-inch trailer can hold two pallets side by side and is ideal for holding palletized cargo.

The advantage of an overhead door trailer is that the trailer can be brought directly to dock while the doors are closed. Once the trailer is at the dock, the doors can be opened without moving the trailer. The disadvantage of an overhead door trailer is that since the door rolls up, the trailer will lose some overhead space when the door is closed. The advantage of a swing door trailer is you have more interior clearance, while the disadvantage of a swing door trailer is you are unable to open the trailer while the trailer is at a dock.

Yes, we do! We offer a variety of options to cover the contents of your personal or business items. You can check out more information on our offerings here.

We do have a small amount of inventory of Road Trailers with liftgates for sale and for lease. Please call us at 1-800-GET-EAGLE to see what we have available.

The Storage Trailer stairs have a 300lb point load or a 100lbs per square foot load.

Flatbeds are most commonly used to transport steel, lumber, machinery, concrete and shingles, among other things.

A storage trailer is transported by Eagle Leasing to the customer’s site. Although a storage trailer can be moved from loading dock to loading dock and anywhere else onsite, a storage trailer cannot be used to transport goods over the road. Road trailers can be used as storage onsite as well to transport cargo to any location within the continental U.S.

While both a spring ride trailer and an air ride trailer offer a cushion between the axle and the body of the trailer, there are some differences.

Spring ride: The front and rear axles of the trailer are connected with leaf springs between the front and rear axle. Most fleets operate using spring ride trailers. Spring ride suspensions are constructed of multiple layers of flexible steel strips in one assembly or pack. They require less maintenance on the undercarriage of the trailer and provide a smooth ride.

Air ride: An air ride trailer has an airbag suspension between the axle and the body of the trailer. Air ride trailers have a softer ride than a spring ride trailer. The disadvantages of an air ride trailer are that the airbags are much more likely to break, and they have a higher overall operational cost.

Great question! Here is a resource to help you check out the clearance of all of the bridges in your area.

Upon request, Eagle Leasing will provide 40-foot and 53-foot trailers that are equipped with a trailer skirt to comply with California regulations.

Eagle Leasing will provide all routine maintenance free of charge for all our rental equipment. Otherwise, please contact us to discuss the damage.

Please call us at 800 GET EAGLE (438-3245) or send an email us to with pictures of the equipment and a description and we will respond promptly.

The interior height of a flat-floor trailer is up to 110 inches. If you are looking for a drop frame trailer, the interior height can be as high as 116 inches. You can see an example of a 116in high trailer in the picture below.

The answer depends on the size of the trailer. For 102-inch-wide trailers with a 13-foot 6-inch external height, a 53-foot trailer holds 26 pallets, a 48-foot trailer holds 24 pallets, a 45-foot trailer holds 22 pallets, and 28-foot trailer holds 12 pallets.

We have some cartage and road trailers equipped with logistic post or e-track.

Spring ride flatbed trailers are stackable. An air ride flatbed trailer is only stackable if it is on top of a spring ride flatbed trailer.

All of Eagle Leasing’s flatbed trailers come equipped with a bulkhead. We can also arrange a flatbed truck with forklift rental for moving heavy cargo.

Some of our storage trailers can accommodate items as high as 110 inches and as wide as 98 inches. Please let our sales team know and we’ll be able to suggest which type of unit will work best for your needs.

An approved credit application and proper insurance is required. Fill out our online credit application to get started and an Eagle Leasing representative will contact you.

The floor of our storage trailers is generally 52 inches above the ground.

While e-track and logistic posts are both used to secure cargo to road trailers and prevent the cargo from shifting during transit, there are some notable differences.

E-track is run horizontally across a trailer equidistant on both sides and can be used to secure the cargo in the exact horizontal location. Although Eagle Leasing does not charge for e-track, which is already installed, we can install one to three rows for a customer.

Logistic posts have logistics tracks built into the equidistant posts of a trailer. Since logistic posts are used as part of the construction of a road trailer, cargo is secured by the strength of the trailer. The disadvantage of logistic posts is that the customer is not able to secure the cargo to the exact horizontal location of a road trailer.

E-track equipped trailers are a great option when you need to secure cargo safely within your trailer:

Eagle Leasing takes care of all routine maintenance at one of our three Trailer Repair Facilities.

An Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) step is used as a safeguard to prevent a vehicle from driving underneath a trailer. The ICC step can also be used as a step to climb inside a trailer.

Most semi-trailers use 295/75R22.5 or 11R22.5 tires.

You can choose between rollup and swing doors.

An Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) step is used as a safeguard to prevent a vehicle from driving underneath a trailer. The ICC step can also be used as a step to climb inside a trailer.

Trailer flooring is typically made of 1-3/8-inch-thick oak wood.

Federal law requires all road trailers to be inspected once per year.

The standard overall weight capacity is 68,000 GVW (gross vehicle weight).

The Eagle Leasing has a container ramp weighing 35 pounds that can handle up to 750 pounds of weight and a heavy-duty forklift ramp which has the capacity to handle 10,000 pounds.

Accessories for storage containers include shelving, pipe racks, lighting, ramps, forklift ramps and heavy-duty Eagle Locks^®. Our accessories for storage and road trailers include Eagle Locks, gladhand locks, kingpin locks and trailer stairs. The accessories for office trailers include our security package, stairs and ball hitch locks.

We offer storage stairs for easy access into your Storage Trailers. Although we don’t offer ramps for our storage trailers, we do offer Storage Containers for ground-level access.

All Eagle Locks® comes equipped with one key. If a customer requires a combination lock, that option is also available.

An Eagle container lock is a 13-pound lock designed to protect your container against unauthorized entry. An Eagle trailer lock comes in two designs. The swing door Eagle Lock® weighs 13 pounds and provides protection against unauthorized entry. An overhead door Eagle trailer lock slips over the overhead door and offers reassurance against theft of the trailer contents.

While both pipe rack and shelving in containers are an excellent way to keep your container organized and preserve floor space, they serve two separate purposes. Container shelving is comprised of three levels. The shelving inside the container is best used to organize boxes and parts. Pipe racks have four levels of angled steel. These are perfect for storing pipes, electrical lines, conduits and other items you wish to hold in place.

We recommend using both locks to provide an additional level of security against the theft of road and storage trailers.

Whether it is a 20-foot openside container or a 40-foot openside container, at least two Eagle Locks^® are required to secure the container. One Eagle Lock^® is put over the center two locking bars on the 8-foot door opening and a lock is required for each end door.

The best way to install the shelving arm is to lift the shelving arm towards the D-ring in the container and put it on an angle. Once the shelving arm is inserted in the D-ring, straighten the arm out and let it hang. Finally, insert the stabilizer bar. After both shelving arms are installed, you can snap two pieces of 2” X 10” lumber together on each level (for a total of six pieces).

Unfortunately we do not offer any Mobile Offices with bathrooms included.

Mobile Office Trailers Power Requirements

The Office Trailers require 220-volt, single-phase, 100-amp service. Your electrician can easily provide this to the electrical panel in the trailer. While it is best to hook up office equipment directly to electrical lines, a generator can be used if it is hard wired into the panel and has 50 amps of service. Please be sure to follow the standards of the NFPA to ensure your worksite is safe.

In most of our Office Trailers this will be the way to find the electrical hookup. Enter the Office Trailer and go into the room closest to the front of the Office Trailer (you can see the ball hitch in front of you). You will find an electrical panel on the left side wall. In the center of the electrical panel is an 1.5 inch conduit located directly below the center of the panel which drops below the floor of the Office Trailer. The point where 1.5 inch conduit comes into the floor is where you would hook up the Office Trailer.

No problem! Feel free to give us a call at 1-800-GET-EAGLE and we can try to answer any question you may have.

If your thermostat contains a battery, please try changing the battery first. If the Office Trailer or Office Container still does not work, you can call us at 800 GET Eagle (438-3245), and we will service your thermostat.

The filter sizes for various types of Office Trailers and Office Containers are as follows:

Office Trailers:

• 20′ Office Trailer: 17 ¼” X 8 3/4 “
• 28′ Office Trailer: 17 ¼” X 8 3/4 “
• 32′ Office Trailer: 17 ¼” X 8 3/4 “
• 36′ Office Trailer: 17 ¼” X 8 3/4 “
• 40′ Office Trailer: 16” X 25” X 1”

Office Containers:

• 10′ Container: 17 ¼” X 8 3/4 “
• 20′ Office Container: 12” X 24” X 1”
• 20′ Combo Office Container: 17 ¼” X 8 3/4 “
• 40′ Office Container: 16” X 25” X 1”
• 40′ Open Office Container: 16” X 25” X 1”
• 40′ Break Room: 16” X 25” X 1”
• 40′ Combo Office Container: 17 ¼” X 8 3/4 “

Always remember to call the appropriate service before starting any digging or ground installation work. Safety first!

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• Dig Safe – MA, ME, NH, RI, VT
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  • Call Before You Dig
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  • U Dig
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The reason a ground-level office comes with two conduits is simple. The larger conduit is used to hook the electricity from the outside to the circuit breaker. The smaller conduit is used to hook into the phone line. It is very important not to put the electrical and telephone lines in the same conduit because it is a fire hazard and out of code.

It is not the roof of the container which is designed to handle weight, it is the corner castings. By storing items on the roof of the container, it may compromise the structural integrity of the container and possibly cause the container to leak. It is best not to store items on top of the container to assure your contents remains dry.

While it is best to hook up office equipment directly to electrical lines, a generator can be used if it is hard wired into the panel and has 50 amps of service.

Yes, you can charge your electric vehicle with all of our units by connecting directly to a standard 120-volt plug. We are currently testing out new 125-250v single phase chargers on a limited number of our mobile offices. Please inquire with our sales team if you have any questions.

If you’re experiencing issues with your digital thermostat, the first step is to replace the batteries. It’s important to note that even if the thermostat’s display is illuminated and shows the temperature, it might not be operating correctly. After replacing the batteries, if the thermostat still doesn’t work as expected, we’re here to help. You can reach Eagle Leasing for further assistance by calling 1-800-GET-EAGLE or by sending an email to our support team. We’re committed to ensuring your office environment is comfortable and fully operational.

Unfortunately, our Office Containers and Trailers are designed to operate with a 100-amp power supply. Operating these units with only 30 amps will lead to insufficient power distribution, which can cause issues such as flickering lights and inefficient functioning of the air conditioning and heating systems. To ensure your Office Container or Trailer operates correctly and to avoid any inconvenience, please ensure a 100-amp power supply is available.

While not all of the areas we service are the most hurricane-prone places in the country, sometimes we may get a hurricane. Many customers get hurricane tie-downs for their mobile offices for peace of mind.

Office Trailers require the following number of tie downs:

• 20-foot Office Trailers require four hurricane ties.
• 28-foot Office Trailers require six hurricane ties.
• 32-foot Office Trailers require six hurricane ties.
• 36-foot Office Trailers require six hurricane ties.
• 40-foot Office Trailers require eight hurricane ties

Each hurricane tie requires two cross drivers in order to properly secure the trailer to the ground.

All of Eagle Leasing’s 8 wide Office Trailers are heated by baseboard heating and cooled by wall mounted air conditioning units. Eagle Leasing’s 10 foot wide Office Trailers are heated and cooled by a Bard central air conditioning and heat pump mounted in the nose of the Office Trailer.

The Office Trailer stairs have a 300lb point load or a 100lbs per square foot load.

To ensure a safe delivery of an Office Trailer from Eagle Leasing, there are a few key requirements. First, you will need a 2 5/16 ball hitch lock to securely attach the trailer. Additionally, it is essential to have a breakaway box installed, which serves as a protective measure during transportation. The breakaway box includes a chain and a box that secures the ball hitch area. This precaution becomes crucial in case the trailer encounters a pothole while on the road, as it helps prevent the trailer from dislodging off the ball hitch and potentially causing an accident.

Delivering a 10′ x 40′ Office Trailer requires an oversized permit, which we need to schedule with the relevant state(s). Unforeseen weather conditions like rain, snow, or high winds can lead to postponements by the state(s). We maintain open communication with our customers when arranging delivery to ensure clarity and understanding.

Eagle Leasing only has single-wide Office Trailers. Our widest office trailer is 10 feet.

Eagle Leasing recommends changing your Office Trailer’s air conditioning filters every 60 days under normal weather conditions and every 30 days under extreme conditions.

Eagle Leasing will provide all routine maintenance free of charge for all our rental equipment. Otherwise, please contact us to discuss the damage.

• Mobile Office Trailers have an option for security bars and windows. If you require a premium durable Office Trailer on the ground, Office Containers provide maximum security.

There is no difference, they are all considered Office Trailers.

We pride ourselves on working with your schedule. Saturday deliveries are available for all equipment, including Storage Containers, Storage Trailers, Office Trailers and Office Containers. Check with our sales team when you place your order.

While Office Containers do not require hurricane ties since they are a ground-level Office (GLO). Office Trailers require the following:

• 20 foot Office Trailers require 4 hurricane ties.
• 28 foot Office Trailers require 6 hurricane ties.
• 32 foot Office Trailers require 6 hurricane ties.
• 36 foot Office Trailers require 6 hurricane ties.
• 40 foot Office Trailers require 8 hurricane ties.

If the incoming voltage is less than 216V, the primary power tap at the transformer must be changed from the “240V” spade to the “208V” spade. Failure to do so will cause a control voltage of 18V or less, which will lead to erratic (or no) operation in the contactors and relays. It will also cause thermostat failure. Please have an electrician wire your Office Container or Office Trailer to ensure safe and proper electrical hookup.

Yes, all of our Office Trailers include slip-resistant aluminum stairs. The dimensions of the stairs are 28 inches by 35 inches.

The power line is brought in through a conduit box outside of the unit, and wired directly to the circuit breaker. Please consult with an electrician for any further questions.

Depending on the terrain, our Office Trailers steps require four or five steps to get inside. Each individual leg of the Office Trailer stair platform is adjustable.

Office Trailers

An Office Trailer is a mobile office unit that sits off the ground on wheels. It is best suited in a situation where the water table is high. OSHA-approved stairs are provided to walk into the mobile office, which helps keep the unit clean. An office trailer can be moved with a 2-5/16-inch ball hitch.

Office Containers

An Office Container is a mobile office that sits directly on the ground and is built from an ISO steel shipping container, making it very durable and secure. Eagle Leasing’s ground-level office (GLO) is equipped with a pebbled fiberglass interior, steel doors and other premium features. Unlike office trailers, office containers do not require stairs to access the interior, and there is no block and leveling or tiedowns necessary to secure the unit. All our office containers feature an external GFI (ground fault circuit interrupter) for protection against electrical shocks.

An Office Container allows you the ease of walking right into your office and it is built with the strength of a steel ISO shipping container. The interior door(s) are steel and the office container and/or office storage container is more rugged. When the water table is high, an Office Trailer is a great way of keeping your office and storage above the water table. An office trailer can be moved with a 2-5/16-inch ball hitch with a breakaway box.

Office Trailer stake process:
• Drill asphalt, rock and/or dirt to allow each cross anchor to be put in place.
• Each anchor takes two stakes.
• Hammer each stake into the asphalt.
• The stakes are put in crossing each other on an angle (cross anchors) into the ground.

Cross anchors
Each 8-foot by 20-foot office trailer requires four cross anchors to be put in place for a total of eight stakes.
Each 8-foot by 32-foot office trailer requires six cross anchors to be put in place for a total of 12 stakes.
Each 10-foot by 40-foot office trailer requires eight cross anchors to be put in place for a total of 16 stakes.

Steel strap (the band is attached to the Office Trailer)
• Take the steel strap from the office trailer and attach it to each cross anchor.
• Tighten each strap with the slotted bolt (part of the cross anchor) to get rid of the slack and secure in place.
• Once the slotted bolt is tightened, turn the nut on the cross anchor to tighten and hold the strap in place.
• Repeat for all cross anchors.

The maximum allowable load inside a 28-foot Office Trailer combo is 520 pounds.

Yes, we do! We offer a variety of options to cover the contents of your personal or business items. You can check out more information on our offerings here.

The Office Container is heated and cooled by a heat pump and air conditioning unit built into the wall.

Our Storage Containers come in 40-foot, 20-foot and 10-foot lengths. They are delivered on flatbed vehicles where the container slides off like a dumpster. The side with the doors can face either way on the delivery vehicle. The 20-foot containers and 10-foot containers are delivered on a straight, one-piece flatbed truck that is approximately 28 feet long, so the truck would need a relatively straight shot of around 50 feet in order to drop a 20-foot container and about 40 feet for a 10-foot container. The 40-foot storage container is delivered on a tractor-trailer combo unit that is approximately 70 feet long. This vehicle would need about 100 feet of a straight shot to deliver a 40-foot container. Also, because of the configuration of the delivery vehicle, the site needs a fairly wide driveway in order to enter the property.

Check out our Delivery Page for more helpful tips!

Yes, we do! We offer a variety of options to cover the contents of your personal or business items. You can check out more information on our offerings here.

Yes of course! Please call us at 1-800-GET-EAGLE for pricing on all plans above $20,000.

Yes you can! Give us a call at 1-800-GET-EAGLE and we’ll get it added for you.

Contents Insurance covers the following:

• Burglary – forced entry
• Smoke, fire or lightning
• Windstorm or hail
• Falling objects
• Riot or civil commotion
• Weight of snow, ice, or sleet
• Water damage
• Mold and mildew
• Vandalism
• Sinkhole collapse
• Explosion / Sonic boom
• Pest and vermin

Each unit will need its own policy. We do not offer coverage across multiple units.

First of all, report loss under this coverage due to any criminal act to the appropriate law enforcement authority.

Then, complete a simple and straightforward damage claim form available online.

Call: (833) 659-7867
Email: SP-Questions@carstin.com
Website: storageprotectors.com/file-a-claim

You get a more affordable, more comprehensive layer of coverage with no risk of a premium increase should a claim occur. Storage Protectors offers:

• Minimal deductible vs. your existing insurance deductible
• No risk of a premium increase with claims
• No need to buy extra coverage or add a rider to your homeowners’ policy
• Broader coverage for your belongings while in storage
• A customized policy built specifically for your portable storage needs