Sold in current condition with no guarantee. The lowest price point for buyers who plan to repair or don't need weatherproofing.
As-Is means exactly that: sold in current condition, with no guarantee on structural soundness or weatherproofing. It's the lowest price point on the lot, and it's aimed at a specific buyer — someone who plans to inspect in person, do their own repairs, or use the container for a purpose where a few gaps or dents don't matter (raw material for welding projects, temporary cover, non-critical storage).
We'd steer most buyers who need reliable dry storage toward Wind & Watertight instead — the price difference is often smaller than people expect, and WWT at least guarantees the seal. As-Is makes sense when budget is the only factor that matters, or when you're buying with modification plans that will replace the compromised sections anyway.
| Container | Size | Condition | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20ft As-Is Shipping Container | 20ft | As-Is | $1,250 | View |
| 40ft As-Is Shipping Container | 40ft | As-Is | $1,700 | View |
Generally no — Wind & Watertight guarantees a weatherproof seal for a modest price difference. As-Is makes the most sense for repair projects or uses where weatherproofing isn't critical.
Often, yes, with patch welding and resealing — but factor that labor cost into your total budget before assuming As-Is is the cheaper route.