Shipping Container Inspection Criteria

Here's how our inspection process works to ensure quality:

• Professional Inspection: Upon arrival at the depot, each container is thoroughly inspected by professional surveyors. This ensures that it meets our standards and is in good condition.
• Storage Considerations: Once inspected, containers are stored in the depot, often stacked on the 2nd or 3rd level and closely packed with other containers. This arrangement makes individual access for further inspections difficult and potentially unsafe.
• Driver's Inspection: Before loading a container on a truck for delivery, our experienced drivers perform another internal inspection. They check the container to ensure that it remains in the condition as originally assessed.
• Special Arrangements: If an in-person inspection is absolutely necessary for your peace of mind, please discuss this with our team in advance. While it may be challenging, we will do our best to accommodate your request, considering safety and logistical constraints.
• Quality Assurance: Rest assured that our rigorous inspection process, carried out by trained professionals, is designed to ensure that the container you receive meets our quality standards. This is why we provide a condition and money-back guarantee for all our containers.
• Customer Support: If you have any concerns or specific requirements regarding the container, our customer service team is available to assist you and address any questions you may have.

In summary, while direct personal inspection might be challenging due to storage logistics, our systematic inspection process and commitment to quality assurance aim to deliver a container that meets your expectations. If you have any special requests or need further information, please don't hesitate to reach out to us

Our delivery procedure involves a thorough inspection that our drivers conduct on each shipping container before loading. The elements of this inspection include:

• Checking the container for any visible holes
• Ensuring that the seals appear intact
• Verifying that the floors are undamaged and in good condition
• Confirming that the doors on the shipping container operate properly, opening, closing, and latching as they should
• Ascertaining that the door handles are in perfect condition