Any Way You Want It Moving & Storage delivers shipping containers to Hibbing, MN from our Grand Rapids yard. The yard sits about 35 miles southwest of Hibbing on US Highway 169, roughly a 45-minute drive. You can rent, buy, or rent-to-own new and used containers in 10, 20, and 40-foot sizes.
Request a free quote or call us at (218) 326-0397 today.
Hibbing shipping containers from a yard 35 miles away
We do not run a yard in Hibbing. Our Grand Rapids container yard at 1881 US-2 is the closest one to you. Our trucks head northeast on US-169 through Nashwauk and Keewatin, then into Hibbing.
That short haul works in your favor in four ways:
- You can drive to the yard and pick the exact container you want before it ships.
- We price delivery from the nearest yard, so a 35-mile trip costs less than a long haul.
- Our drivers know US-169 and the county roads around the Range.
- You talk to our Grand Rapids team directly, with no call center or broker in between.
Storage containers for Iron Range mining, contractors, and trades
Hibbing sits in the center of the Mesabi Iron Range, and mining still shapes the local economy. Hibbing Taconite runs its mine just north of town, next to the Hull-Rust-Mahoning pit. The city once moved its entire north end to make room for that pit.
Crews, contractors, and local businesses around the mines need dry, lockable storage containers close to the job. Here are common ways local customers use a container:
- Tool and parts storage for contractors who work at mine sites and plants
- Job site storage for builders, electricians, and other trades
- Overflow inventory for shops and offices along Howard Street
- Seasonal gear storage for cabins around Side Lake
- Equipment storage on hunting land, painted camo if you want it to blend in
- Short-term storage during a move or a home remodel
Every unit we deliver is wind and watertight, rodent-proof, and fitted with lockable doors and solid floors. That protection matters through an Iron Range winter, when snowmelt finds any gap. Our guide to preparing a container for a Minnesota winter covers condensation and door seals.
Contractors can also read our tips for securing tools and materials on a construction site.
Shipping containers for sale in Hibbing: new and used
Buying usually costs less than renting if you plan to keep a container for more than a year. Every container for sale at our yards falls into one of four condition grades. The grade drives the price more than anything else.
- New or one-trip units crossed the ocean loaded once. They look the best and cost the most.
- Cargo-worthy units still carry certification for ocean freight, with some dents and surface rust.
- Wind and watertight units no longer ship cargo, but they seal out rain and snow.
- As-is units carry known flaws and suit buyers who plan to cut or modify them.
For Iron Range winters, buy a used container that is at least wind and watertight. Any lower grade lets snowmelt get inside the box. Our comparison of new versus used shipping containers walks through the trade-off.
Your price depends on the grade, size, current stock, and any modifications you add. We price delivery from Grand Rapids by distance.
Online listings under $1,000 are almost always scams, so buy where you can see the unit before you pay. Learn more about how to buy a shipping container from our yards, or check our customer reviews first.
Shipping container rental and portable storage in Hibbing
Renting makes sense when your storage need has a clear end date. We rent containers by the day, week, month, or year, with no long-term contract. Short projects like remodels, new builds, and job site offices fit rentals well.
Monthly rent in our service area runs about $95 to $150 for a 20-foot unit. A 40-foot rental runs about $140 to $180 or more per month. Our breakdown of shipping container rental costs explains what moves the number.
Our rent-to-own plan puts your payments toward owning the container if you decide to keep it. For smaller portable storage jobs, we also carry mini units as small as 5 by 10 feet. See full terms on our shipping container rental page.
Conex container sizes for Hibbing homes and job sites
A conex box and a shipping container are the same steel unit, just named by different industries. We stock conex containers in three main lengths:
- 10-foot containers fit tight lots, small cleanouts, and tool storage.
- 20-foot containers handle most household moves and standard job sites.
- 40-foot containers hold large homes, fleet equipment, and commercial inventory.
High cube units add one extra foot of height for tall equipment and pallet racking. If you are not sure which size fits, tell us what you plan to store. We will match you with the right unit.
Container delivery to Hibbing and nearby Iron Range towns
We deliver with tilt-bed and side-loading trailers and set every container at ground level. You do not need a crane or a crane bill.
Towns we deliver to around Hibbing
Hibbing is one of the shorter runs from our Grand Rapids yard. We deliver across the city and to nearby towns, including Chisholm, Keewatin, Nashwauk, Buhl, Kinney, and Side Lake. Farther east, we also serve Mountain Iron, Virginia, and Iron Junction.
How to prep your site for delivery
- A 20-foot container needs a flat spot about 8 feet wide and 22 feet long, plus truck room.
- A 40-foot container needs about 8 by 44 feet, plus roughly 100 feet of straight run for a tilt-bed.
- On a tight lot, our side-loading trailers need far less straight-line room.
- Gravel or blocking under the four corners keeps the unit level and lets water drain.
- Clear vehicles, branches, and low wires from the drop path before the truck arrives.
We confirm site access with you before the truck leaves Grand Rapids. Read about our container delivery service or see what to expect on delivery day. When the job ends, call us and we will pick the container up.
Container modifications for work sites and shops
Many jobs need more than a plain steel box, so we modify 20 and 40-foot containers in-house. Our shipping container modifications include roll-up doors, side doors, vents, lighting, shelving, windows, insulation, and paint. A modified unit can work as a site office, a workshop, or a locked tool room.
Hibbing shipping container FAQ
Do you deliver shipping containers to Hibbing, MN?
Yes, we deliver from our Grand Rapids yard, about 35 miles away on US-169. Our tilt-bed and side-loading trailers set each unit at ground level.
Do you have a container yard in Hibbing?
No, our Grand Rapids yard is the closest one to Hibbing. We also run yards in Ellendale and Stewartville in southern Minnesota.
Can I pick out my container before it comes to Hibbing?
Yes, you can visit our Grand Rapids yard at 1881 US-2 and choose your exact unit.
Do you sell used shipping containers in Hibbing?
Yes, we sell new and used containers and inspect every unit before it leaves the yard.
Do I need a permit for a shipping container in Hibbing?
Permit rules depend on whether your property sits inside Hibbing city limits. Inside city limits, check with the City of Hibbing before delivery day. Outside city limits, check with St. Louis County or your township.
Get a free shipping container quote for Hibbing
We have served Minnesota homes and businesses since 1997, and we stock containers that stand up to northern winters. Tell us the size, your timeline, and your Hibbing delivery address. We will price the container and the haul from Grand Rapids.
Call our Grand Rapids office at (218) 326-0397, or request your free container quote online.
