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Why should I purchase or rent a storage container from Falcon Containers?

Posted by Natalie Peticca on February 01, 2011

Why should I purchase or rent a storage container from Falcon Containers?

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Construction Companies use of Mobile Storage Containers

Posted by Natalie Peticca on November 22, 2010

Since working with Falcon Containers, I have spoken with many superintendents and general contractors.  Sometimes I meet them out at the job sites, or many times they will call in to us needing a mobile storage container.  We work with all different types of construction companies including general contractors, electrical subcontractors, plumbing subcontractors, concrete subcontractors, mechanical subcontractors, custom builders, and many more.  One may wonder how exactly all of these companies use the mobile storage containers and what they need them for.  I began asking some of my contacts, and here's what I found out:

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Shipping Containers in the Construction Industry

Posted by Chris Robson on November 19, 2010

Austin and San Antonio are fast growing cities and the Construction Industry is growing as well.  Where there's construction there's shipping containers.  Construction companies use shipping containers on job sites in several different ways.  Here are some of the more common applications on construction sites:

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Storage Containers used as Sound Barriers

Posted by Natalie Peticca on October 06, 2010

Usually, when companies or individuals call in needing storage containers, it's because they need to store stuff in the containers.  Whether it be farmers who need to store hay or feed on their ranch, or construction companies needing to store equipment on job sites, the storage containers provide a wind and water tight secure place to store these items.  

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Shipping Container Construction

Posted by Stephen Shang on February 15, 2010

How are shipping containers are constructed? We get this question a lot. Our typical answer is "solid" or "heavy duty". However, if you want more details, here's what we've researched.

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