Portable Storage Containers in Colorado Springs, CO

Velox Mobile Storage can deliver portable storage containers in Colorado Springs, CO, but we want to be straight with you up front. Colorado Springs is the far south end of the area we serve from our yard in Brighton. The drive takes time, the fuel and truck costs go up with the distance, and we only get down here once in a while.

So a Colorado Springs job makes the most sense when you want a local, owner-run company on the phone and one solid steel container, and you are comparing that against the national brands.

Shopping around? Compare the whole cost

Most people who call us from Colorado Springs are price shopping or looking for a better option than the quote they already have. That is smart. Here is what to line up side by side, because the cheapest-looking quote is not always the cheapest move:

• Total cost, not the first month. Ask what the rate is in month two and month three. Our monthly rate does not jump after the first month.
• Every delivery, pickup and move. Each trip a truck makes is usually its own fee. For Colorado Springs, ours is the flat move fee plus a mileage charge, because you are more than 30 miles from our yard.
• Cubic feet, not box count. Our 8×16 container has about 800 cubic feet inside. Some brands quote smaller boxes, so you may need several of theirs to match one of ours.
• Deposits and storage fees. We take no deposit, and storing your container at our gated Brighton yard adds nothing to the monthly rate.
• Who answers the phone. When you call or text Velox, you reach the local team that schedules the truck, not a national call center.

Our container cost guide walks through every factor that goes into a quote, and the pricing page shows how ours is built. We do not publish prices, but there are usually a few deals running, so ask.

When Velox fits a Colorado Springs job

• Moving north to the Denver metro. Load in Colorado Springs and we bring the container to your new place, or hold it at our Brighton yard until you are ready. The long drive is one trip instead of two.
• Longer jobs. If the container will sit for months, the move fee is a small part of the total, and the steady monthly rate matters more.
• Heavy loads. Our container can be moved loaded with up to 7,500 pounds inside.

Because we are not in the Springs often, give us as much notice as you can. Call or text our Colorado line at (720) 674-8777, or get a free quote online, and we will tell you honestly when we can be there.

How delivery works

Text us a photo of the spot you have in mind. The container takes about one parking stall. Our truck stays on the road and a machine lifts the container off and drives it into place, so it is never tipped or dragged like a dumpster. A driveway is the simplest spot; for the street, check with the City of Colorado Springs first, and read your HOA rules if you have one. You do not have to be home if the placement instructions are clear. See how it works for the full walk-through.

Colorado Springs storage questions

Do you deliver to Colorado Springs?

Yes, but not often. It is the far end of our Colorado service area, so call or text early and we will tell you when we can get a container there.

Why does delivery to Colorado Springs cost more?

The drive from our Brighton yard takes time and uses more fuel. Inside 30 miles of the yard the move fee is flat; Colorado Springs is past that, so each trip is the flat fee plus mileage. The monthly rate is the same as anywhere else we serve.

How do I compare your quote with another company?

Add up the whole job: every delivery and pickup fee, the monthly rate after the first month, any deposit, and how many containers you would need to get the same space. Our container has about 800 cubic feet inside, takes no deposit, and the rate does not go up after month one.

How long can I keep the container?

As long as you need. There is a one-month minimum, then it is month to month.

More areas we serve

Most of our Colorado work is closer to Brighton. See all of our Colorado service areas, or the pages for Denver, Douglas County, Aurora and Fort Collins.