Promise Container
Building Sustainable Spaces
About Us
We give a second life to retired maritime shipping containers by recycling the steel structures and reusing them by converting into the highly sophisticated container. In combination with our minimalist designs and religious use of recycled products, this is how we make our contribution to protecting the environment. We want to do our part for society by building sustainable spaces.
Our Services

Container Conversion & Modular Construction
Our sustainable approach to construction through upcycling has been the basis of structural projects at all scales. We are committed to ecologically responsible and intelligent methods of building. Read More

Equipment lifecycle management
Got a problem with your container? Maybe you discovered a dent or a cut that needs patching up, or you had a refrigerated container that is no longer operating? Not a problem. Promise Containers can help you Read More

Engineering & Fabrication Services
At our facility we undertake steel fabrication and maintenance services, providing tank building, vehicle and equipment repair, and custom orders to the construction and industry sectors. Read More

Container Leasing and Sale
Promise Container tailors leases to meet your strategic, operational, and financing requirements. We work hard to understand your goals and to build deep and lasting relationships with you. Read More
Container housing is not only highly efficient, but it also dramatically increases quality control while decreasing costs to the consumer.

Smarter
Scheduling, planning & controlling a more efficient building process leads to greater cost efficiencies & innovative solutions to challenges.

Faster
Modular, off-site construction happens at the same time as the site work. So a project can be completed in about half the time.

Cost
Containers run about half the cost of a typical new home. Plus, they’re transportable!

Easier
From sub-zero climates to remote off the grid locations, modular projects can be built almost anywhere.
