Storage Containers in Washington

Get Simple Box operates a strategic network of local container yards across Washington, including Stanwood, Burlington, Lynden, and Ellensburg. This footprint allows us to provide fast, cost-effective delivery along the entire I-5 corridor (Seattle, Everett, Bellingham), throughout the San Juan Islands, and across the Cascades into Central Washington (Yakima, Cle Elum, Wenatchee).

Yes! Moving loaded containers is our specialty. Unlike traditional brokers who only deliver empty storage boxes, we can drop an empty container at your home in King or Snohomish County, let you pack it at your own pace, and safely transport the loaded box across the pass to your new property in Kittitas, Yakima, or Grant County.

Yes! We offer a highly popular Rent-to-Own program specifically for our 20ft shipping containers at select Washington locations. This is the perfect solution for homeowners, farmers, and small business owners who want a permanent, secure storage asset on their property with affordable, predictable monthly payments and no credit check. Because program availability can vary by region, simply reach out to our local team to double-check if Rent-to-Own is currently available for your specific Washington address.

Our containers are built from marine-grade Corten steel and feature heavy-duty rubber door gaskets. Whether you are dealing with relentless winter rain in Western Washington or heavy snow loads and high winds in Central Washington, our “Wind and Water Tight” (WWT) containers will keep your furniture, tools, and equipment completely dry and protected year-round.

Absolutely. Island deliveries are a core part of our Washington logistics. We routinely coordinate with the Washington State Ferries to deliver containers to Friday Harbor, Orcas Island, Lopez Island, and Whidbey Island. We handle the complex ferry booking and weight logistics so your container arrives safely at your island home or build site.

In Washington, containers are used for much more than just moving. Along the Puget Sound, they are heavily utilized for residential remodeling, temporary retail inventory, and commercial construction storage. In agricultural hubs like the Skagit Valley, Whatcom County, and the Yakima Valley, our 20ft and 40ft units provide rodent-proof, secure storage for farming equipment, orchard supplies, and equestrian gear.

Permit requirements vary widely between municipalities (for example, Seattle regulations differ greatly from rural Skagit or Kittitas County). Temporary containers on private driveways rarely need permits, but permanent placement might. For site prep, especially in the rainy Pacific Northwest, we highly recommend setting the container on a firm, level surface like a gravel pad, concrete footings, or pressure-treated wood blocks to prevent the heavy steel from sinking into the mud.