Supplier directory · Toronto and the GTA

Shipping containers for sale and rental in Toronto

Compare shipping containers for sale, temporary storage and moving services across Toronto and the GTA. The examples below include ATS in Caledon, iContainer’s Concord yard and TargetBox’s Mississauga location. Choose the service first: buying a sea can, renting storage and moving a loaded container need different quotations.

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Companies matching your project

This is the complete filtered list from this directory’s documented locations in the area, not a list of every supplier in the market. Inclusion is not accreditation or a commercial partnership. Unspecified size or condition does not imply availability. Confirm stock, dispatch and delivery directly.

1 company matching out of 10 listed

All matching companies in Toronto and the GTA. Catalogue details describe the supplier; confirm fulfilment at the recorded address. Source dates do not establish current stock, delivery coverage or permission to visit.
Company	Local addresses and dated sources	Supplier catalogue	Contact
ATS Containers Documented directory listing	Local addresses and dated sources 43 Perdue Court, Caledon L7C 0G6 · ON Sales office and container depot Official address source for ATS Containers, Caledon (opens a new tab) ↗ · recorded 2026-09-30 Location role source for ATS Containers, Caledon (opens a new tab) ↗ · read 2026-10-03	Supplier catalogue Shipping containers · Refrigerated containers · Converted containers Sale · Rental 20ft · 40ft · Used · New · Refrigerated (reefer) Supplier service area and conditions The official site lists several Canadian markets. Rental and modification services vary by location; confirm the service, dispatch yard and delivery postal code.	Contact View profile →Official supplier website for ATS Containers (opens a new tab) ↗Compare quotes with ContainerFox, with ATS Containers saved as context

Index of the 10 listed companies in the area

This index includes every listed business in the area, regardless of the filters above. Check each profile for its documented services.

Published locations in this selection

Brampton · Burlington · Caledon · Concord · Milton · Mississauga · Oakville · Vaughan

Where are the companies located?

This local selection includes documented addresses in: Toronto, Caledon, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Concord, Woodbridge, Markham, Oakville, Burlington, Milton. It is a stated city/metro selection, not a delivery radius. A listed address is not proof of stock or a public pickup yard.

Compare supply and delivery costs

Identify the actual GTA dispatch address: a supplier may list Caledon or Mississauga. Give gate width, vehicle turning space and the unloading position for your destination.

Prepare transport and offloading →

For budget context, read container prices and delivery exclusions. National examples are not delivered prices for Toronto and the GTA. Compare sea can sizes and buying options before requesting a local purchase quote.

Official supplier information was reviewed on 30 September 2026. These examples describe published services and locations, not stock or a ranking. The directory below follows your filters; confirm the selected unit, dispatch point and appointment with the supplier.

Three GTA options for different projects

ATS: buy or rent from the Caledon depot

ATS identifies 43 Perdue Court, Caledon, as both its Toronto sales office and container depot. The local offer includes new, used, refrigerated and modified units, plus rentals.

Compare on the same basis: For site storage, compare the same size and condition. ATS describes tilt-trailer delivery in Toronto; the vehicle still depends on the unit and destination.
Include in your enquiry: Confirm the unit, dispatch date, door direction and unloading space. For rental, include return pickup and the notice required.

Check ATS’s Toronto-area depot →

iContainer: a container to purchase in Concord

iContainer lists its yard at 101 Doney Crescent, Concord. It sells new and used containers and explicitly excludes rental and leasing.

Compare on the same basis: Its catalogue includes high cubes and alternative door layouts, with modifications available. Ontario delivery is advertised from the Vaughan-area yard.
Include in your enquiry: Ask to inspect the chosen unit and specify how you will load it. Have transport and any door or insulation work itemized.

Check iContainer’s purchase options →

TargetBox: storage during a move or renovation

TargetBox publishes a Mississauga location at 650 Hazelhurst Road. Its local page describes 10ft and 20ft rentals, plus 10ft, 20ft and 40ft purchases.

Compare on the same basis: The moving service delivers a container for you to load, then transports it to the next address. This requires a different scope from storage that stays on one property.
Include in your enquiry: Give both addresses, loading dates and contents. Confirm any intermediate storage, pickup charges and restrictions on the loaded unit.

Check TargetBox’s Mississauga services →

Planning your delivery in Toronto and the GTA

Use the actual GTA destination

Give the street address, municipality and postal code, whether the site is in Toronto, Brampton, Vaughan or elsewhere. Compare transport from the proposed dispatch yard; a Toronto service page does not establish a downtown pickup point.

Check both ends of a moving project

Provide entrance, turning and placement photographs for each address. Explain whether the unit stays empty during transport or carries belongings. Have the carrier confirm acceptable contents, weight and unloading arrangements.

Separate purchase from rental costs

Ask for CAD line items for the container, transport, offloading, modifications and applicable taxes. Rentals also need the billing period, minimum term, extension terms and return pickup. A monthly figure alone cannot compare the complete project.

Agree on the placement and use

Describe the proposed spot and whether the container is for storage or an occupied workspace. Check property permission and local requirements with the authority responsible for that address before booking delivery.

Before booking, check the container footprint and door opening, then prepare your planning enquiry for Toronto and the GTA. For a cold store, use the refrigerated-container site checklist to specify power, temperature and handover.

Prepare a Toronto or GTA container enquiry

Use one specification with each supplier, adding a second address only if the container will move while loaded.

Example enquiry — replace the brackets with your details

I need [size, condition and door layout] for [storage/purchase/moving] at [address and postal code] from [date]. Please identify the unit and dispatch yard, then itemize the CAD costs for delivery, unloading and taxes. For rental, include [duration], extensions and pickup. For moving, the second address is [address]; please confirm contents and weight limits.

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Container enquiries in Toronto and the GTA

Are these suppliers located in the City of Toronto?

These examples span the GTA: Caledon, Concord and Mississauga. Use the full address when planning a viewing or pickup, and confirm where the particular unit is held.

Does iContainer rent sea cans?

Its current FAQ says it sells containers and does not rent or lease them. For a temporary project, compare a supplier with an explicit rental offer.

Can a rented container be moved with my belongings inside?

TargetBox describes this service on its Mississauga page. Ask for a moving quotation covering both addresses and the contents; do not assume every storage rental includes loaded transport.

Can I compare a 40ft purchase with a 40ft rental?

Request each separately. TargetBox’s reviewed Mississauga page lists 40ft purchases, while its stated rental sizes are 10ft and 20ft. Another model needs direct confirmation.

What should I confirm before visiting a GTA supplier?

Arrange the appointment, identify the container and ask whether the address is the viewing yard or an office. A published location does not guarantee that a particular unit is there.

Prepare your refrigerated container project

Find the useful criteria for your project before comparing proposals.

Planning a refrigerated container project →Temperature, power supply and rental criteria.Preparing for delivery →Site access, transport and unloading.

Prepare your container enquiry

Size, condition, quantity and postal code: a detailed request is easier to compare.

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Addresses do not confirm the presence of a depot open to buyers. The quote request is processed by our service; it is not automatically sent to the companies displayed. Equipment availability remains to be confirmed.