Saskatchewan's Shipping Container Experts

Shipping Containers Saskatoon & Area

Looking for shipping containers in Saskatchewan? Whether you call them sea cans, storage containers, or conex boxes—we've got you covered. New and used containers available for sale or rent with delivery across the province.

20'+

Sizes Available

New

& Used Stock

SK

Wide Delivery

Shipping containers at C-Can Sam facility in Saskatchewan

Serving

All of Saskatchewan

Buy or Rent New & Used Stock Province-Wide Delivery

What is a Shipping Container?

The ultimate storage solution that's built to last.

Shipping containers (also known as sea cans, storage containers, conex boxes, or intermodal containers) are standardized steel boxes originally designed to transport cargo across the world's oceans.

Built from heavy-gauge Corten steel (weathering steel), these containers are engineered to withstand the harshest conditions—salt spray, extreme temperatures, and constant movement. This incredible durability makes them perfect for storage, workshops, and even building construction long after their shipping days are over.

In Saskatchewan, shipping containers have become the go-to solution for farmers, contractors, businesses, and homeowners who need secure, weatherproof storage that can handle our prairie climate.

Side view of a shipping container showing Corten steel construction
Interior view of a shipping container showing clean, dry space
40 foot shipping container delivered to customer site in Saskatchewan

Why Choose a Shipping Container?

Built for the toughest conditions on earth.

25+

Year Lifespan

Built to Last

Shipping containers are engineered to withstand extreme ocean conditions. Corten steel construction resists rust and corrosion, lasting 25+ years with minimal maintenance.

100%

Weatherproof

Weatherproof

Wind and watertight seals protect your belongings from rain, snow, and Saskatchewan's extreme temperature swings. Your items stay dry and safe year-round.

14ga

Steel Thickness

Secure Storage

Heavy-duty steel construction with lockable doors. Optional lock boxes and high-security locks available. Nearly impossible to break into.

Possibilities

Portable & Versatile

Move your container wherever you need it. Use it as-is for storage or modify it into workshops, offices, tiny homes, and more.

Shipping Container Sizes

Find the perfect size for your needs. We stock 20ft, 40ft, and 40ft High Cube containers.

20' Standard shipping container diagram
20' Standard shipping container - real photo

20' Standard Shipping Container

"Twenty Footer"

External Dimensions
20' L × 8' W × 8'6" H
Internal Dimensions
19'4" L × 7'8" W × 7'10" H
Storage Capacity
1,172 cubic feet
Max Payload
47,900 lbs

Ideal for: Residential storage, small business inventory, tools & equipment

Most Popular
40' Standard shipping container diagram
40' Standard shipping container - real photo

40' Standard Shipping Container

"Forty Footer"

External Dimensions
40' L × 8' W × 8'6" H
Internal Dimensions
39'5" L × 7'8" W × 7'10" H
Storage Capacity
2,390 cubic feet
Max Payload
58,820 lbs

Ideal for: Business inventory, construction sites, large equipment

40' High Cube shipping container diagram
40' High Cube shipping container - real photo

40' High Cube Shipping Container

"Forty Foot HC"

External Dimensions
40' L × 8' W × 9'6" H
Internal Dimensions
39'5" L × 7'8" W × 8'10" H
Storage Capacity
2,694 cubic feet
Max Payload
58,598 lbs

Ideal for: Oversized items, workshops, studios, container homes

Not Sure Which Size You Need?

Our team can help you figure out the perfect container for your project. We'll ask about what you're storing and recommend the best option.

What Can You Use a Shipping Container For?

From storage to creative builds—the possibilities are endless.

Farm & Agricultural Storage

Protect equipment, feed, seed, and supplies from Saskatchewan's harsh weather. Wind and watertight containers keep your valuable assets safe year-round.

Construction Sites

Secure tool storage and on-site offices. Keep expensive equipment safe from theft and weather while maintaining easy access during work hours.

Home Renovation Storage

Temporary storage during renovations. Keep furniture and belongings safe and dry on your property while work is being done inside your home.

Business Inventory

Expand your storage capacity without expensive building construction. Perfect for retail overflow, seasonal inventory, and e-commerce fulfillment.

Workshops & Studios

Convert a container into your personal workspace. Insulate it, add lighting, and create the perfect workshop, art studio, or home office.

Moving & Relocation

Pack at your own pace. Load your container, and we'll move it to your new location when you're ready. No rush, no pressure.

Container home conversion project
Eco-friendly container uses

Workshop Photo

Farm Storage Photo

Buy or Rent a Shipping Container?

We offer flexible options to match your needs and budget.

Buy a Container

Own your container outright. A one-time investment for permanent storage or conversion projects.

  • No monthly payments after purchase
  • Modify, paint, and customize however you want
  • Holds value well—resell if needs change
  • Best for: Long-term storage, conversions, permanent placement
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Rent a Container

Flexible monthly rentals. Perfect for temporary projects without the upfront investment.

  • Low upfront costs—pay monthly
  • Flexible terms—extend or return as needed
  • We handle pickup when you're done
  • Best for: Renovations, construction, seasonal storage, moving
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Shipping Container Delivery in Saskatchewan

We deliver throughout the province.

Based in Martensville

Serving Saskatoon, Warman, and all of Saskatchewan

Local Delivery

Saskatoon, Martensville, Warman, and surrounding areas. Quick turnaround and competitive rates.

Province-Wide

Prince Albert, Regina, Moose Jaw, Swift Current, and everywhere in between. We'll get a container to you.

Delivery available using tilt-bed or crane trucks depending on your site requirements. We'll discuss access and placement when you contact us.

Shipping Container FAQs

What is a shipping container?

A shipping container (also called a sea can, conex box, or intermodal container) is a standardized steel box designed to transport goods across oceans on cargo ships. These containers are built from heavy-gauge Corten steel, making them incredibly durable, weatherproof, and secure. After their shipping life, they make excellent storage solutions, workshops, and even buildings.

What sizes do shipping containers come in?

The most common shipping container sizes are 20-foot and 40-foot lengths. Standard containers are 8'6" tall, while High Cube (HC) containers are 9'6" tall. We also carry 9-foot mini containers perfect for residential use. All containers are 8 feet wide to fit on standard transportation.

How long do shipping containers last?

A well-maintained shipping container can last 25 years or more. They're built from Corten steel (weathering steel) that forms a protective rust layer to prevent further corrosion. With proper care—keeping the roof clear of debris and touching up any scratches—your container will provide decades of reliable service.

What's the difference between new and used shipping containers?

New containers (called 'one-trip' containers) have only made one ocean voyage from Asia. They're in like-new condition with minimal cosmetic wear. Used containers have been in active shipping service and show more wear but are inspected to be wind and watertight. Used containers offer better value for pure storage needs.

Can shipping containers handle Saskatchewan winters?

Absolutely. Shipping containers are designed for extreme conditions—they survive arctic shipping routes and temperature swings from -40°C to +50°C. The steel construction handles snow loads easily, and proper ventilation prevents condensation. They're perfect for our prairie climate.

Do I need a permit for a shipping container?

Permit requirements vary by municipality. In rural Saskatchewan, containers for agricultural use typically don't require permits. In cities like Saskatoon, you may need a development permit for permanent placement. We recommend checking with your local planning department. Temporary placement during construction usually doesn't require permits.

How much does a shipping container cost?

Prices vary based on size, condition (new vs. used), and current market conditions. Contact us for current pricing—we offer both purchase and rental options to fit your budget. Delivery is available throughout Saskatchewan.

Can you deliver shipping containers to my location?

Yes! We deliver throughout Saskatchewan using tilt-bed trucks or crane trucks depending on your site conditions. We can place containers on level ground, gravel pads, or concrete. We'll discuss site requirements and access when you contact us for a quote.

Ready to Get Your Shipping Container?

Whether you're buying or renting, we're here to help you find the perfect container for your needs. Get in touch today for current pricing and availability.