Portable Storage Container Rental Across Tulsa

K-BOX rents portable moving and storage containers to homes and businesses across Tulsa, OK. We drop the container at your door. You load it at your own pace. Then we store it, keep it on your property, or move it to your new address anywhere in Oklahoma.

Two sizes start at $179 a month, and your first month is 25% off. Call (918) 271-7400 or request a free quote to reserve a container this week.

We are locally and veteran owned, with our yard on S. Mingo Road in Tulsa. That means faster delivery, real local support, and no trucks crossing state lines.

Tulsa Moving and Storage Container Prices

Most container companies hide the price and make you call. We post ours.

• 16ft K-BOX: $179 per month. Holds about 960 cubic feet, enough for a 2 to 3 bedroom home.
• 19ft K-BOX: $219 per month. Holds about 1,140 cubic feet, enough for a 3 to 4+ bedroom home.

Your monthly rate covers the rental. On-site storage at your home costs nothing extra. Storage on our gated Tulsa lot is also free, and you can come access your portable storage container while it sits with us.

A few costs are easy to plan for. Delivery and your first month bill together, 24 hours before drop-off. A lock runs $10, or bring your own. You can add Contents Insurance up to $20,000. Deliveries past 40 miles from our Tulsa yard add a mileage fee, so most Tulsa-metro addresses pay no extra distance charge.

Compare that to a Tulsa self-storage unit at $70 to $140 a month, where you still rent a truck and load twice. A K-BOX comes to you, so you load once and skip the truck.

Want the full cost breakdown? See our frequently asked questions for how billing and quotes work.

What Size Container Do You Need?

Both sizes are 8 feet wide and 8 feet tall, with swing-out doors and interior D-rings to tie down your load. The size you pick depends on your home and your job.

• Choose the 16ft K-BOX for a small apartment, a single room, a staging project, or a garage cleanout. See the 16ft container details.
• Choose the 19ft K-BOX for a full house move, a large renovation, or business overflow. See the 19ft container details.

Not sure which fits? Compare the 16ft and 19ft sizes side by side, or call us and describe your space. We size it for you in two minutes.

How K-BOX Delivery Works in Tulsa

You do not need a forklift, a ramp, or a flat concrete pad. Our remote-controlled mule, Joey, places the container exactly where you want it.

1. Reserve. Tell us your size, your job type, and your Tulsa zip code.
2. Delivery. We bring the container and set it level at ground height. Joey handles curbs, gravel, grass, hills, and tight driveways.
3. Load. Pack on your schedule. There is no clock and no rush.
4. Store or move. Keep it on-site, store it free on our lot, or have us drive it to your new Oklahoma address. Your items stay in the same box the whole time, so nothing gets double-handled.

Ground-level loading matters in Tulsa, where most homes hold a full load of furniture. You slide a mattress straight through the door instead of carrying it up a ramp.

When Tulsa Residents and Businesses Rent a K-BOX

Tulsa keeps our drivers busy year-round. People here use containers for clear, practical reasons.

• Selling or buying a home. Tulsa’s market moves fast. Stage your house by clearing clutter into a container parked in the driveway, then move it when you close.
• Renovations. Protect furniture from dust and trades during a remodel. Pull it back inside when the work is done.
• Storm and tree damage. Ice storms and high winds hit Tulsa hard. When a tree damages a roof, a sealed steel box keeps your belongings dry while repairs run.
• Job relocation. Workers moving for Phillips 66, American Airlines, or St. Francis Health System store a household while they house-hunt across the metro.
• Business and job-site storage. Contractors and shop owners store inventory, tools, and equipment on-site without renting a second building.
• Student moves. Families near the University of Tulsa and Oral Roberts University store dorm and apartment loads over the summer.
• Lake and seasonal gear. From May to September, Keystone and Grand Lake gear needs a home. A container keeps it secure between trips.

Need help getting packed? Read our guide on how to pack a K-BOX for transport and our tips on moving heavy furniture.