Storage Containers
in Oregon

From our primary container yard in Salem, OR, we provide fast, reliable delivery throughout the Willamette Valley and along the I-5 corridor. Our regular delivery routes cover Marion, Polk, Yamhill, Clackamas, Linn, Benton, and Lane counties, allowing us to seamlessly serve customers from the Portland Metro area down through Corvallis and Eugene.

Yes! Moving loaded containers is one of our biggest specialties. Unlike traditional storage companies that only rent empty boxes, Get Simple Box can drop an empty container at your current home in Salem or Albany, give you time to pack, and use our specialized tilt-bed trucks to safely transport the loaded container to your new property anywhere in our Oregon service area.

We offer a variety of container sizes to fit both tight urban driveways and large rural properties across the state. Our 10ft and 20ft containers are the most popular choices for residential moving, home remodels, and smaller driveways in cities like Salem, Eugene, and Corvallis. If you have a commercial job site, a nursery, or a large agricultural property in the Willamette Valley, our 40ft and 40ft High Cube containers provide massive, secure space for tractors, pallets, and bulk inventory.

Absolutely. Our containers are built from heavy-duty, marine-grade Corten steel and feature thick rubber door gaskets. They are inspected to be “Wind and Water Tight” (WWT). Whether you are dealing with relentless winter rain in Clackamas County or coastal moisture, our containers will keep your furniture, farm equipment, and tools completely dry. (Pro tip: For winter storage, we recommend using moisture absorbers inside the box to prevent condensation!)

In Oregon, our containers are highly versatile. For residential customers, our 20ft units are the go-to choice for home renovations, moving, and secure driveway storage. In the Willamette Valley agricultural community, our 20ft and 40ft containers are heavily utilized by farms, nurseries, and vineyards for rodent-proof storage of tractors, fertilizer, and seasonal harvest supplies.

Permit rules vary depending on your city and county. For temporary use, like a remodel or a move, most cities in Marion or Lane County do not require a permit if the container is placed on your private driveway. However, if you plan to place the unit permanently, or if you live in a managed neighborhood, we always recommend checking your local zoning codes or HOA guidelines regarding placement and setbacks.

Because the ground in the Willamette Valley gets incredibly soft and muddy during the rainy season, proper site prep is critical. We require a firm, level surface for delivery. If you are placing the container on dirt or grass, we highly recommend building a gravel pad or setting the four corners on pressure-treated wood blocks or concrete footings to prevent the heavy steel from sinking into the Oregon mud.