Can two containers be delivered together?

One truck, one box at a time

A tilt-bed trailer only does one thing: it tips up at the back and lets a single container slide off as the truck eases forward. That motion is why a single trailer run sets down one box, never two. Even a flatbed carrying two units still needs two separate unload passes, one right after the other.

So the honest answer to can it come on one truck is no. The more useful question is how close together two deliveries can land, and that part is flexible.

Getting two boxes close together

Buying or renting two containers doesn't have to mean waiting twice as long. Depending on what's out at the yard and who's driving, we can often schedule the two drops close together rather than weeks apart. Ask when you book and we'll tell you what the run looks like.

That depends on schedule, not on the trucks themselves, so it's worth flagging when you book rather than assuming it happens by default.

Two 20s land easier than a 20 and a 40

Site prep scales with what's coming. A 20-ft container needs roughly 65 feet of straight pull-in room; a 40-ft needs about 95 feet. Two 20s side by side means clearing two spots at that smaller footprint. A 20 and a 40 together means the site has to handle the bigger box's 95-foot run at minimum, plus a second clear approach for the other one.

None of that is unusual on a farm or a jobsite with room to work, but it's worth walking both spots before delivery day rather than after.

How to schedule two deliveries so they land close together

• Tell us both drop spots when you book, even if they're on the same property.
• Say whether the two drops need to land close together or whether a few days apart works fine.
• Send photos of each spot, same as you would for a single delivery.
• Mention if the two boxes are going to two different addresses.

What stays the same either way

Free delivery within 75 road miles of Woodlawn applies to each container on its own, not as a shared discount for ordering two. Every unit still gets leveled on blocks and shipped with its welded lockbox, whether it's the only container going out that day or one of a pair.