Boston, Massachusetts
Shipping containers for sale in Boston, MA
New and used 20' and 40' conex containers delivered to Boston from our Worcester, MA yard — about 45 miles away. Illustrative delivery is about $477 per container before applicable sales tax. These figures use static city mileage, not a live ZIP or street-address quote. Enter your ZIP and address for the final depot, stock and total before payment. No brokers, no bait pricing, no surprise fees.
$477
Est. delivery to Boston, per container
45 mi
From our Worcester, MA yard
Free
Depot pickup at Worcester, MA
Containers available in Boston
20' New One-Trip Container
Estimate before applicable sales tax: $3,200 + ~$477 delivery ≈ $3,677
20' Used Wind & Water Tight
Estimate before applicable sales tax: $2,100 + ~$477 delivery ≈ $2,577
40' High Cube New One-Trip Container
Estimate before applicable sales tax: $3,799 + ~$477 delivery ≈ $4,276
40' Used Wind & Water Tight
Estimate before applicable sales tax: $2,700 + ~$477 delivery ≈ $3,177
40' High Cube Used Wind & Water Tight
Estimate before applicable sales tax: $2,900 + ~$477 delivery ≈ $3,377
40' High Cube New One-Trip — 4 Side Door Container
Estimate before applicable sales tax: $7,000 + ~$477 delivery ≈ $7,477
How delivery to Boston works
We tilt-bed your container off the truck onto any firm, level surface — gravel, packed dirt or pavement. Plan on roughly 60' of straight clearance for a 20' box and 100' for a 40'. Pricing is $350 minimum for the first 20 miles, then $5 per additional mile, multiplied by the number of containers.
Buying containers in Boston without the games
Every used container we sell to Boston customers is guaranteed wind and water tight. You get the final container price, delivery and applicable tax before payment, pay by card, and receive a confirmation with your delivery details. Questions? Email conexnesales@gmail.com.
Delivering into Boston
Boston deliveries come out of our Worcester yard, about 45 miles away. City lots can be tight, so before delivery we'll talk through where the truck can park, how much straight room there is, and any overhead wires or trees.
If you're placing a container on a street, sidewalk or shared lot, check with the City of Boston about permits first. On private driveways and job sites that's usually not needed, but your property owner or general contractor will know.