Site Photo Requirements for Container Moving
Help Us Evaluate Your Container's Location and Accessibility
To provide an accurate quote and plan for the safe, efficient transportation of your shipping container, our team needs to understand the conditions at its current location. Clear photographs help us evaluate access routes, ground conditions, available working space, and potential obstacles that could affect loading or transportation.
What Photos Should You Provide?
When submitting your inquiry, please include photographs that clearly show:
Access to the Container: The driveway, roadway, or path our equipment would use to reach the container.
Ground Conditions: The surface surrounding the container, including pavement, gravel, grass, or uneven terrain.
All Sides of the Container: Photos from multiple angles that provide a complete 360-degree view of the container and its surroundings.
Available Loading Space: The area around the container where our equipment would need to operate.
Examples of Acceptable and Unacceptable Photos
Review the examples below to see which photographs are most helpful when evaluating your container moving request.
Before You Submit Your Photos
Make sure your photographs show more than just the container itself. Images that are too close, obstructed, or limited to one angle may not provide enough information to evaluate the location. Providing clear, complete photographs upfront helps our team assess your request and determine whether additional site information is needed.