Chehalis-based logistics firm Dry Box Inc has announced a significant expansion of its technical delivery fleet, incorporating specialized machinery designed to bypass the spatial limitations of traditional shipping container transport.
The sideloader technology is particularly effective for 20-foot and 40-foot units, providing the strength to handle fully loaded containers in some configurations.
This micro-maneuverability is becoming a standard expectation for high-end residential storage needs and municipal projects where urban density makes traditional trucking operations nearly impossible without closing down entire streets or public right-of-ways.
Kirk Vigre Jr., the Director of Sales, noted in several reports that the goal is to find a safe and practical way to get the container exactly where the client needs it, rather than where it is easiest to drop.
This gives the company a competitive edge in mature markets like Seattle or fast-growing areas in Florida where space is at a premium.
Dry Box Inc expands its fleet with sideloaders and Mule movers to navigate narrow driveways and restrictive sites across the Northwest and Florida.