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No. Containers that have carried hazardous materials are not used in our builds. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) enforces strict rules for transporting dangerous goods, and any container exposed to a chemical spill is removed from circulation and never released to the general market. We only work with safe, approved units suitable for residential use.

It’s your choice. Technically, all shipping containers have been used at least once, but we offer two main grades: “1-trip” containers, which are considered like-new with minimal wear, and cargo-worthy containers, which are structurally sound but may have minor cosmetic dents or dings on the exterior. Both options are safe and fully suitable for building your home.

Container homes are extremely flexible. You can adjust the layout, combine multiple containers, select your preferred interior finishes, and incorporate options like larger windows, custom decks, or eco-friendly upgrades such as solar panels and rainwater collection systems.

Container homes can be adapted for various climates. Proper insulation, HVAC systems, and other considerations can make them comfortable in hot or cold climates.

Container homes are available in several sizes depending on how many containers you combine. The most common base sizes are 20-foot and 40-foot shipping containers, which can be used individually for compact units or joined together to create larger floor plans.