Buying from us is
a one-form transaction.

How buying works.

1. Tell us what you need. 275 or 330 gallon, grade (or "not sure — recommend"), quantity, destination ZIP, desired arrival window.
2. Same-day written quote. Unit price, freight, lead time, lot documentation note.
3. You approve. Standard payment terms or net 30 for established accounts.
4. We schedule. Consolidated freight wherever we can — direct truckload when volume calls for it.
5. You receive graded, requalified tanks. Grade card on each unit. Lot documentation by email.

Order sizes we're built for

• 1–4 totes. LTL freight to most U.S. ZIPs. Pallet positions billed.
• 5–40 totes. Partial-truck consolidated lanes. Lower per-unit freight.
• 40–80 totes. Direct full-truckload, lowest per-unit cost.
• 80+ totes / multi-truck. Recurring program rates available — see custom programs.

Lead time

Standard reconditioned 275 and 330 gallon stock typically ships in 3–7 business days. Specialty grades (food, UN-requalified for specific hazmat classes) may add 5–10 days depending on inventory.

Freight options and what they cost

Freight is the biggest single variable in landed cost for IBC purchases, and the math changes dramatically with volume.

• LTL (1–4 totes). Pallet-position-billed; lower-tier consolidated freight. Per-tote freight runs $30–$75 depending on destination ZIP.
• Consolidated truck (5–40 totes). Our daily and weekly lanes. Per-tote freight drops to $8–$25.
• Direct full-truckload (40–80 totes). Direct carrier, dedicated truck. Per-tote freight typically $5–$15.
• Multi-truck programs. Dedicated lane arrangements for ongoing high-volume customers. Quoted bespoke.

What a quote actually contains

When we respond to your inquiry, the written quote includes:

• Per-unit pricing for the requested grade and quantity.
• Freight estimate to the destination ZIP, with carrier name and consolidation method.
• Lead time, including pickup window from our facility and estimated delivery window at your dock.
• Lot documentation note specifying what paperwork ships with the order.
• Payment terms (net 30 for established accounts; proforma for new accounts).
• Quote validity window (typically 14 days, longer on request).
• Any clarifying questions if your original inquiry left ambiguity.

Payment terms

Standard terms for established accounts are net 30 from invoice date. New accounts pay against a proforma invoice prior to shipment. Larger recurring programs sometimes negotiate longer terms or staged payments; we are open to reasonable arrangements.

We accept ACH, wire transfer, check, and credit card (with a small processing fee on credit card payments). We do not require purchase orders, but we will work with your company's PO process if you do.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to set up an account before placing an order? No. Your first order can go through against a proforma invoice; we set up the account after delivery confirms.

Can I order online? Not via a shopping cart, by design. Email/form-based ordering catches more spec ambiguity before it becomes an expensive shipping mistake. The form on this page is the front door.

How do I track my shipment? Tracking is emailed with the shipment confirmation. You can also reply to any of our emails to ask for status.

What if I receive a damaged tank? Email us within 5 business days of delivery with photos. We will arrange replacement or credit, depending on the situation. Damaged-in-transit claims go through our carrier insurance.

Can I cancel an order? Yes, with no penalty up to 24 hours before the scheduled pickup from our facility. After pickup, cancellation requires the units to be returned and freight charges may apply.

Do you ship internationally? To Canada, yes, regularly. To Mexico, occasionally. Other countries are quoted case by case but typically not economic.

Buying for the first time — a quick checklist.

If this is your first IBC purchase, the inquiry will go more smoothly if you have the following information ready before you fill out the form.

• Quantity. Even if approximate. "Around 24" is more useful than no number.
• Grade or use case. If you do not know the grade, describe what you will be filling the tank with. We can recommend.
• Destination ZIP. Drives the freight estimate.
• Receiving dock details. Forklift available? Liftgate required? Loading dock height? These prevent expensive day-of delivery surprises.
• Target arrival window. "ASAP" is fine; specific dates if you have them.
• Special handling notes. Anything unusual about the application — hazmat-class specifics, food-grade requirements, branded labels — should go in the message field.