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About Cleveland, OH
Cleveland, Ohio stands as a logistics and industrial artery in the heart of the Midwest, strategically located on the southern shore of Lake Erie. With a legacy rooted in manufacturing and maritime trade, the city has transformed into a key inland hub for containerized cargo movement across North America and into global markets.
Today, Cleveland plays a pivotal role in the used shipping container market, serving as a critical node for businesses seeking affordable, sustainable solutions for storage, construction, and transport. Eveon taps into this ecosystem—offering a digital-first platform that provides real-time access to inventory and transparent pricing on 20ft, 40ft, and 40ft High Cube containers.
The city’s proximity to major interstate highways (I-71, I-77, I-90) and Class I railroads makes it a natural gateway for inland distribution. The Port of Cleveland, one of the largest ports on the Great Lakes, handles a diverse range of cargo—from steel and machinery to bulk agricultural products—connecting the region to global markets via the St. Lawrence Seaway. Whether you're a business looking for onsite storage, a developer building container homes, or a logistics firm managing seasonal surges, Eveon’s transparent platform ensures fast, reliable access to containers—without the delays.
Regional Economy in Cleveland, OH
Population
Greater Cleveland Metro Area: 2 million+
Major Employers in Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic, Sherwin-Williams, KeyBank, Eaton, Progressive Insurance, Ford Motor Company, and University Hospitals.
Major Imports & Exports
- Imports: Steel, machinery, consumer goods, chemicals, bulk commodities
- Exports: Grain, manufactured goods, plastics, rubber, and automotive components
Seasonality of Used Containers in Cleveland
- Slowest months: January–February
- Peak season: August–October, driven by back-to-school retail, construction, and pre-holiday inventory buildup
What we love about Cleveland, OH
The Port of Cleveland is a bulk freight and container shipping port at the mouth of the Cuyahoga River on Lake Erie in Cleveland, Ohio, United States. It is the third-largest port in the Great Lakes and the fourth-largest Great Lakes port. A large exporter of mined salt, metals, and goods made by Ohio businesses was shipped to all parts of the globe in 2014. The total value of the goods is $52.1 billion. The top six categories of commodities – agriculture, machinery, vehicles, aircraft, electrical machinery, plastics, and optics.
Liquid Lifestyles, of Cleveland, Ohio, has used containers to help adults and children of all ages learn how to swim. Pretty sure these containers are living their best second life on land. To all the staff and teachers of this swimming school, we applaud your innovative and sustainable approach to water safety!