Answers Before You Buy

It's the standard steel box that rides ocean freighters. You'll find them in 20ft and 40ft lengths, each in a Standard or taller High Cube height.

Corten weathering steel for the walls and roof, sitting over a marine-plywood floor laid on steel cross-members.

Plan on 25 years or more. The Corten steel fights off rust on its own, and our snow-sun-wind mix barely touches it.

Around Centennial, roughly $950 for a 20ft As-Is on up past $4,500 for a 40ft High Cube One-Trip.

Length, height, grade, and how far we're driving it. A taller 40ft One-Trip across the metro costs more than a 20ft As-Is down the street.

None. The quote folds in the box, the haul, and tax — that's the whole number.

Every box has a 30-day money-back window, and CW and One-Trip units carry a structural warranty on top.

One-Trip is nearly new, CW is still ocean-certified, WWT is sealed but no longer export-rated, and As-Is is the oldest with no promises.

Go Cargo Worthy or One-Trip. The looks get covered during the build — what you're paying for is a sound frame.

It's a foot taller — 9'6" against 8'6". That extra foot is what leaves you a livable ceiling once the floor and insulation are in.

A 40ft HC for a proper one-bedroom; a 20ft HC if it's a studio or a solo guest space.

Tilt-bed truck for most jobs, crane or side-lifter for tight sites — usually 3 to 7 business days after the order's confirmed.

Yes — most home lots around Centennial are no trouble for the truck, given about 100ft of straight room.

It can, and plenty of locals have done it. Figure on framing, insulation, windows and doors, plus electrical and HVAC.

For anything habitable, yes. Arapahoe and Douglas both allow ADUs but the rules vary — check with your local building office.

Box plus finish work lands somewhere around $25K to $80K for a 40ft HC small home in Colorado, depending how nice you go.

ACH, wire, the major cards, or a check. We also work with a lender for buyers who qualify — just ask while we're building your quote.