Make Sure Your Site is Prepared for Delivery
The delivery trucks are big, and will need some space to maneuver during delivery. To avoid any excessive wait times, or other issues with your delivery, please make sure to follow the instructions below:
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Delivery should only take about 15 minutes once the driver arrives (as long as your site is ready). If the driver is required to wait more than 30 minutes after arriving on site to start delivery, the customer may be charged for wait time. If the driver is unable to safely deliver, the customer may still be charged a dry run fee. We outsource all deliveries to professional local haulers. The customer and driver on site are responsible for all safety decisions (more info in our terms and conditions).
The delivery trucks are big, and will need some space to maneuver during delivery. To avoid any excessive wait times, or other issues with your delivery, please make sure to follow the instructions below:
The delivery trucks are big, and will need some space to maneuver during delivery. To avoid any excessive wait times, or other issues with your delivery, please make sure to follow the instructions below:
The delivery truck can weigh as much as 45,000-lbs. (20+ tonnes), so soft surfaces such as mud or wet grass can cause the truck to sink and get stuck… If there is a risk of sinking in, the driver may refuse delivery at the site.
The truck will be almost 10′ wide, and will need at least 12″ on each side (12′ total width, or 3..66m), as well as space to maneuver after the box is dropped. We need 60′ for 20′ containers and 100′ for 40’s + space to turn and drive away).
The truck is 13’6″ before it tilts and can be up to 16′ tall at its peak during delivery, make sure there are no power lines, tree branches, or other obstructions that could damage the truck or your container when we make delivery.