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Our Company & Why Our Customers Choose Us

Our Company & Why Our Customers Choose Us

Our company E & S Equipment Sales was named after our daughters Erin & Sarah. We are a family-oriented shipping container business that has been selling our own shipping containers since 2010. To say that in the last 13 years, we’ve sold over 8000 containers to countless individuals, businesses, farms and municipalities is an understatement. The owner has been in the shipping container industry for 32 years, is a licensed shipping container surveyor, and wants to consistently offer our customers good quality containers for ANY storage need. Whether storage/shipping containers are needed for personal, agricultural or business use, we ensure our containers will meet high-quality standards and we stand behind everything we sell. Don’t get fooled into purchasing inferior quality containers, guarantees that aren’t true, and delivery “no shows” by container brokers or national container companies that NEVER see or touch the containers they sell. E & S Equipment Sales services Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas. Remember you get what you pay for!

Container Delivery

Container Delivery

FAQ: How does my container get to my site?

Answer: We deliver it to you professionally and stress-free!

E&S Equipment uses specially designed hydraulic tilt trailers that make placement and delivery of shipping containers quick and efficient. Pulled by four wheel drive diesel trucks, our delivery services are operated by our own skilled team of drivers. Professional, courteous, and well versed behind the wheel, we can place your outdoor storage containers exactly where you want them to be.
That isn’t the case when you choose portable storage buildings that require footers and structural supports. With multiple depot locations, a fleet of owned and operated transports, and a seasoned logistical team, we make the delivery process easy and transparent.
Still have questions about our delivery process? We would love to chat with you! Give us a call today.

Migration From Crowded Cities

Migration From Crowded Cities

E & S Equipment Sales is experiencing an uptick in business selling containers to individuals purchasing land.  There is a strong migration in the works of people moving from crowded cities and suburban areas to agricultural properties and/or properties with lots of acreage, space, peace and quiet.  In some cases, individuals are staying in their same general area.  But more often than not, we are seeing people selling their suburban homes and moving hours away for a complete lifestyle change.  E & S is hearing stories of “giving up the city life for the country life” quite often.
These customers are using shipping containers to store any number of things on the land they have purchased.  Items such as equipment for land improvements and contents of the home they are leaving/selling seem to be the number 1 and 2 reasons for purchasing a shipping container.  The monthly fees from renting space at storage facilities quickly add up and moving heavy household items twice is a complaint customers have when considering storage facilities.  Owning a shipping container just makes more sense financially and logistically especially since our quality containers will provide years of accessible storage.
COVID Container Shortages & Price Increases

COVID Container Shortages & Price Increases

Although lumber and raw material pricing may be adjusting, the container industry has not benefitted from such relief. Construction materials are manufactured locally in the US, and recovery from COVID shortages have quickly been corrected in most US manufactured goods. Containers however are solely built in the Asian markets. Since the COVID shutdowns, container manufactures have slow-rolled ramping up production in efforts to control pricing.  Very similar tactic as to what OPEC will do to control the price of crude oil. Unfortunately analysts predict that the global container shortage will continue throughout 2022, and pricing adjustments to not be realized until there actual becomes a surplus of units.