Disaster Preparedness and Recovery

• A thorough disaster preparedness plan wouldn’t be complete without containers as part of the recovery process. You can use storage containers as a storage facility while the building recovery is complete.
  

Manufacturing

• Dry storage of raw materials, cartons, component parts, finished goods

Construction Companies

• Storage of building materials, small tools or fuel; field Repair or machine shop

Environmental Control

• Storage (for disposal) of low level nuclear material, asbestos and other hazardous waste

School & Municipalities

• Storage of playground and sports equipment, tools and mowers

Retail and Shopping Centers

• Storage of maintenance equipment or extra inventory, additional tenant storage

Marinas & Trailer Parks

• Storage of seasonal equipment, tool, mowers, small boats, or fuel; tenant storage lockers

Government Facilities

• Containers serve as an excellent source of storage at government facilities, renovations, and excess inventory
• Dry storage of mulch, seed fertilizer, tools, mowers, and rental equipment

Farming

• Storage of equipment, seeds, fertilizer, animal shelters, tack, feed, produce, fuel

Hardware Stores and Lumber Yards

• Storage of lumber, doors, fencing, paneling, and inventory