Top 7 Storage Container Rental Wyoming

Alco Mobile Storage belongs to the National Portable Storage Association. Almost no other container operator in the region carries that credential. The company has rented and sold steel containers since 2003, and it runs its own delivery trucks out of four yards spread through the state. That reach helps businesses that need a unit placed fast. Beyond plain storage boxes, Alco stocks modified units, ground-level offices, and refrigerated trailers, so a single call can cover a job site, a retail overflow problem, or cold storage. Few local outfits keep that range on hand.

Treedog Storage runs more yards than any other independent container company in Wyoming, with locations anchored in Lander, Riverton, Sheridan, and Thermopolis. That spread keeps delivery hauls short for ranches and remodels in areas where the nearest container yard is usually hours away. The business is family run, and it does more than drop boxes. Customers can rent a portable unit, buy a container outright, or work out a rent-to-own deal. Free delivery inside Fremont County is a rare perk for a region this rural, and it trims a real cost off every order.

JB Storage Containers has rented and sold steel boxes out of Sheridan since 2001. No other container company serving the northern part of the state has been at it longer. Moving these units takes more than a pickup, so the company runs heavy-duty trucks and Landoll trailers to set a container exactly where a crew needs it. Its yard is organized so people can walk the lot and pick the unit they want before it ships. Ranchers, builders, and small businesses around Sheridan have leaned on the same family operation for over two decades.

StorAul is one of the few container operators in the state set up to handle a rental start to finish online, with no phone call required to reserve, pay, or get access. Skipping the sales back-and-forth saves real time for anyone who just wants extra space. It keeps staffed yards in both Cheyenne and Gillette, and a customer can drive to the lot or have a container dropped at a home or work site. The steel units are sealed against weather, pests, and fire, which holds up in the dusty, wind-blown country these towns sit in.

Say Where Storage Containers does something most local outfits do not: it builds out containers for drill-pipe storage and adds custom shelving for the kind of heavy, awkward gear that oil and gas work throws off. The family-owned business delivers units to a customer’s exact spot, then hauls them back when the job ends, across northwest Wyoming and into eastern Idaho. New and used containers are both on offer, so a short remodel and a long-running field operation get matched differently. That energy background makes them a strong match for oil and gas operators and remote work sites.

C-Can Rentals gives customers a choice many container yards cannot. Alongside standard steel containers, it rents storage van trailers that load from a dock and suit businesses that move freight as much as they store it. The company has worked out of Casper since 2006 and owns its trucks, so most orders ship the same day they are placed. Its spot near the center of the state puts it within reach of towns a long drive from any other yard. For a contractor who needs a unit before the week ends, that fast turnaround is the real draw.

Quickspace is one of the few container companies based in the middle of the state. It works out of Riverton, not a corner city. That central spot lets it run units to most regions without the long empty-mile drive that pushes up delivery costs from the edges. The family-owned business leans on newer inventory, clean single-trip boxes that have shipped cargo only once, so a container shows up crisp instead of dented and rusted. Rental and purchase are both on the table, and good-looking steel earns its keep when it sits out front where customers and staff pass it daily.