20ft Wind and Water Tight starting at $2,886 delivered to Buffalo · 40ft Wind and Water Tight starting at $3,204 delivered to Buffalo
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New and used containers delivered across New York.
Your name, number and size. A Container One sales representative follows up during business hours with a written quote.
20ft Wind and Water Tight starting at $2,886 delivered to Buffalo · 40ft Wind and Water Tight starting at $3,204 delivered to Buffalo
Warranty runs by grade: one-trip units carry a 10 year structural and 10 year no-leak warranty, cargo worthy and wind and water tight units carry a 5 year structural and 5 year no-leak warranty, and economy units carry a 1 year roof leak warranty.
Starting prices name the container grade and the city, delivered to a standard-access location in that city. What you pay depends on the size, grade and condition you choose, on what is in stock when you order, and on the access at your site. Sites with restricted access may carry an additional delivery charge. Container One sets prices, and they change without notice. Your written quote gives the price for your order. Prices as of 2026-08-06. Full pricing terms.
Both new one-trip and used container grades are available, delivered to your New York address. The container condition guide explains the differences. New to this? Start with our conex box guide or the rent vs buy guide.
Inside, it measures about 19 ft 4 in long, 7 ft 9 in wide and 7 ft 10 in high.
Double the floor space of a 20ft in the same 8-foot width.
Most Space
One extra foot of interior height. That foot is what makes tall equipment and conversion projects work.
Custom
Container offices, workshops, climate-controlled storage and custom builds, specified around what you actually need.
Reefer
Temperature controlled from -25F to 70F, for food producers, caterers, breweries and growers.
Tell us what you need to store and the size of your site when you request the quote.
Request a QuoteFrom first question to a container on your property.
Use the form, call or text with your ZIP code, the container type and roughly when you need it.
The delivered price depends on the size, the grade and your delivery address in New York. Your written quote includes delivery.
The driver sets the container at the spot you choose, such as a driveway, job site, field or yard, when the truck has the access and clearance it needs. Container One's Delivery/Dispatch department schedules a date and time after payment is received and the location, weather and access are reviewed.
From the five boroughs to the Niagara Frontier, Container One delivers wherever the truck has the access and clearance it needs.
For delivery, New York works as two different areas, downstate and upstate, divided near Newburgh. Downstate is dense, tidal and hemmed in by roads commercial trucks cannot use, because every parkway in the metropolitan area is closed to commercial vehicles and the stone bridges over them were built for 1930s cars. Much of upstate New York sits on ground left by glaciers. The Hudson is a tidal estuary all the way to Troy, so the river towns sit on silt and fill. Long Island is a terminal moraine with an outwash plain south of it, which is why the North Shore is hilly and full of boulders and the South Shore is flat sand. West of the Hudson the Catskills are a dissected plateau rather than a range, so the roads run up ravines and hollows instead of over passes. Across the middle of the state the Mohawk Valley cuts an east to west route through the Appalachian chain, and the Erie Canal, the railroad and the Thruway all follow it. West of Syracuse the Finger Lakes are deep glacial troughs with steep sides, low glacial hills run through Wayne and Cayuga counties, and the Ontario lake plain sits on heavy clay. Then there is snow: the Tug Hill Plateau and the Erie Southtowns take heavy lake effect snow. In New York the truck route, the grade, the ground and the season all affect a delivery.
Rural or remote property? Container One delivers to farms, ranches, work sites and off-road locations across New York when the truck has the access it needs.
New York Storage Containers is an authorized reseller for Container One. Container One supplies the containers, performs the delivery and issues the invoice. S&CC Group Inc. operates this site. The reviews below were written by Container One customers about Container One and are reproduced word for word, with a link to each original. We make no claim that these reviewers are our customers or that they are located in New York.
These two are a selection, not a representative sample. Read all of the Container One reviews we reproduce, each with a link to its original, or read every review on Trustpilot.
The container was delivered on the date promised. It was also delivered in the condition that we expected it to be in. And the driver was extremely helpful as it was delivered In an off-road situation.
Ken Bozzer reviewed Container One on Trustpilot. Date of experience: July 1, 2026.
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We purchased 3 containers. Our customer contact was exceptional. Even though we had a snag on one of the containers she jumped right in making the contacts and getting back to me to fix the issue. The customer service received was top notch
Michael reviewed Container One on Trustpilot. Date of experience: June 29, 2026.
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A Container One sales representative calls or texts you back during business hours and prepares the quote.
Whichever is easiest for you.
Hours
Monday to Friday: 9 AM to 5 PM ET
Saturday and Sunday: closed
Quote form and email: 24/7
New York delivery, planned around your site. Delivery conditions in New York range from downstate roads that restrict trucks, Long Island's hilly north shore and sandy south shore, and Hudson Valley creeks and ravines to frost coming out of North Country town roads, Finger Lakes hills and lake clay, and snow bands off Erie. Describe the access to your property when you request a quote.
What the rules actually say where you are, before the container arrives.
Outside New York City, New York applies one building code and then hands placement decisions to its cities, towns and villages, and Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse each have their own zoning ordinance.
New York spans three energy code climate zones, and in the 2025 code most of the envelope numbers are now the same in all three.
New York has no statewide ban on container homes and no statewide permission either. Here a container home is judged as a house, on glacial ground, under a snow load the 2025 code just raised.
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