We collect disused containers from homes, businesses, sites and ports
Wherever a disused container has ended up, the process for getting rid of it is the same: photos, postcode, and a straight answer on cost.

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Practical advice on removing, disposing of, recycling and selling shipping containers and portable cabins, and news from our Manchester base.
A used 20ft unit
A new post goes up every week. Each one answers a question we are often asked: what to photograph before asking for a quote, how access and ground conditions affect a lift, what happens to a unit after we collect it, and how condition decides whether you pay, removal is free or we buy it. If your question is not covered yet, email us and we will reply.
We collect disused containers from homes, businesses, sites and ports
Wherever a disused container has ended up, the process for getting rid of it is the same: photos, postcode, and a straight answer on cost.
Blue, yellow, white or green, freshly painted or weathered by years outdoors, we collect them all. What matters for removal is the condition of the doors, roof and floor, the size, and how we get a lorry to it.
Send us a few photos, the postcode and a rough idea of access. We will tell you whether you pay for disposal, whether removal is free or whether we can buy it.