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Buy or Rent Used Shipping Containers in Denver
20ft, 40ft, and 40ft High Cube shipping containers available in Colorado
Flexible Shipping Container Storage — Rent or Buy with Eveon
From short-term construction projects to long-term business storage, Eveon Containers offers affordable portable storage solutions designed around your needs. Why choose Eveon storage containers?
- **Multiple Container Sizes:** 20ft, 40ft, and 40ft HC shipping containers.
- **Flexible Storage Options:** Rent onsite storage containers (3-month minimum) or purchase outright.
- **Fast Nationwide Delivery:** Get your container in 3–5 business days (120ft x 12ft placement area required).
- **Built Tough:** Secure, weatherproof jobsite-ready storage containers.
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Denver, CO
Denver, with 3.1 million residents, is a key inland logistics hub anchored by Port Colorado. Its intermodal links via I-70, I-25, DEN Airport, and major rail yards support steady container flows. Seasonal demand peaks April–October, driven by construction and retail. Eveon Containers offers used 20ft and 40ft containers locally, meeting diverse storage and transport needs across the Mountain West.
Pricing for your region
Region | 20ft Used Container | 40ft Used Container | 40ft Used High Cube Container | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
CO Denver, CO | $2,456 3.82% | $2,802 6.73% | $2,989 7.77% |
About Denver, CO
Though not a coastal city, Denver serves as a major inland distribution hub, handling goods moving between the West Coast and central United States. Denver’s population of 3.1 million partnered with its diversified economy in construction, energy, aerospace, logistics, and technology make it a growing Western market. Anchored by Port Colorado, the only mixed-use, multi-modal inland port in the Western United States it links air, rail, and highway freight through I-70, I-25, and proximity to DEN and major rail yards.
Its role as a central Mountain West distribution hub, similar in function to the Port of Salt Lake on I-80, drives steady inbound flows of consumer goods, metals, autos, and materials, and outbound shipments of [agricultural](https://www.eveoncontainers.com/en-US/industries/shipping-containers-for-the-farming--agriculture-industry), [manufactured](https://www.eveoncontainers.com/en-US/industries/shipping-containers-for-manufacturing--eveon-containers), and aerospace products.
This intermodal connectivity allows empty or decommissioned containers from coastal ports to be redeployed locally rather than returned empty, fueling a consistent secondary container supply. Seasonal spikes in April–October, tied to construction, events, and retail inventory build-ups, combine with year-round industrial, warehousing, and municipal storage needs to create a robust, diversified buyer base that sustains the used-container market and moderates off-season demand dips.
Industry Snapshot for Denver, Colorado
- ### Metropolitan Population The Denver-Aurora-Lakewood metro area has a population of approximately 3.1 million people as of 2024. Making it the largest metro area in Colorado & top 20 most populous in the U.S.
- ### Major Employers UCHealth, Centura Health, Lockheed Martin, Kaiser Permanente, Ball Corporation, Charles Schwab, DISH Network, Comcast, State of Colorado and City & County of Denver, and King Soopers.
- ### Imports & Exports - Denver’s exports are valued at around $8–9 billion annually. - Key exports include aerospace components, machinery, electronics, medical devices, and agricultural products. - Imports are driven by demand for consumer goods, electronics, and industrial equipment, with significant volumes entering by rail and air.
- ### Intermodal System - Denver is a regional freight and logistics center due to its central location. - BNSF & Union Pacific rail lines provide direct connections to Los Angeles, Long Beach, and Oakland Ports. Major interstate highways (I25, I70, I76) intersect the metro area, enabling strong trucking logistics. - The region includes intermodal terminals that handle containerized freight arriving by rail and transferred to truck.
## Eveon Containers Supports Reforestation Efforts with Land Life Partnership in Colorado
We renewed our partnership with Land Life to support reforestation efforts in Colorado where nearly 6,000 acres were destroyed by wildfires. This initiative will plant 10,000 native trees across the Rocky Mountains of northern Colorado, sequestering an estimated 2,124 tonnes of COâ‚‚ over 40 years. The project is part of our commitment to contribute to climate action in proportion with the emissions generated by trucking our containers to customers, investing directly in reforestation efforts further reducing the company's environmental footprint.
What We Love about Denver, CO
Beautiful mountain ranges, great ski slopes, rafting, and hiking, Denver, Colorado is home to nearly 800,000 people and was named the best place to live in the US in 2016. Located at an altitude of 5250 feet (1,609.34 meters) above sea level, Denver, CO is the highest populated mountain city in the United States.
Port Colorado is the only mixed-use, multi-modal inland port in the Western United States. The 6,500-acre master-planned mixed-use development will include unique campus opportunities for large-scale light and heavy industrial users, with the ability to maximize Transmodal opportunities including air, rail, and ground connectivity.
In Colorado, containers are widely used across various industries, from shipping and logistics to construction and agriculture. Shipping containers are repurposed for storage, housing, and even businesses, as they are durable and cost-effective. Many rural areas use them for agricultural purposes, such as storing equipment or food products. Additionally, Colorado's growing eco-conscious population has seen a rise in the use of repurposed containers for sustainable living, with some residents opting for container homes. The versatility and affordability of containers make them an essential tool for a variety of practical applications in the state.
