How Container Moves Work
A container move starts with a review of the box and both endpoints. The equipment plan, pickup arrangements and receiving-site readiness are considered before confirming the quote and schedule.
1. SEND THE MOVE DETAILS
Provide length, height, condition, contents and estimated weight, plus pickup and delivery addresses. Include photos of the unit and both access routes. For an on-site move, identify both positions within the same property.
2. REVIEW ACCESS AND EQUIPMENT
Ground-level pickup and hydraulic tilt-trailer placement are options for suitable moves. Modified units, contents and restricted access can change the plan. The team reviews the actual request rather than choosing equipment from distance alone.
3. COORDINATE COLLECTION
Supply release references, yard appointments and the person making the container available. Identify preparations the site team will complete, including access clearance and attached connections or fixtures.
4. CONFIRM RECEIVING DETAILS
Mark the footprint and door direction, provide gate instructions and name the receiving contact. Keep the route clear on the agreed date and send updated photos if the site changes.
REQUEST A REVIEWED MOVING QUOTE
Send the actual pickup and delivery addresses, container dimensions and height, condition, contents and estimated weight. Include access and placement photos, your preferred date and site contacts. TCM reviews container transport, relocation and on-site moving requests for 10-foot, 20-foot, 40-foot and 45-foot units. Empty, loaded and modified units are assessed for the particular move before equipment, price or scheduling is confirmed. Call 972-640-8550 or use the moving quote form.
Container moving questions
Can I request an on-site container relocation?
Yes. Identify the current and proposed positions, door orientation and the route between them. Include access photos and container details for review.
What happens after I send the quote information?
The team reviews the unit, both locations, access and preferred timing before confirming equipment suitability, a quote and schedule.