Buy Used IBC Totes in Lower Lake, CA

Available Listings in Lower Lake, CA

36 IBC Totes listings near Lower Lake, CA. Prices range from $10.80 to $68.39 per unit.

$45.60/unit

Used IBC Cages

Lower Lake, CA

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$36.70/unit

Used 275 & 330 Gallon Food Grade IBC Tanks

Santa Rosa, CA

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$33.60/unit

275 Gallon Used IBC Tanks

Sacramento, CA

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$35.04/unit

Mix of 275 & 330 Gallon IBC Totes

Diamond Springs, CA

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$37.02/unit

Used 275 Gallon IBC Totes

Empire, CA

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$68.39/unit

New 330 Gallon IBC Totes

Stateline, NV

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$33.52/unit

Used 330 Gallon IBC Totes

Reno, NV

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$33.62/unit

IBC Totes 330 Gallon used

Carson City, NV

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$45.18/unit

Reconditioned 275 GaL Used IBC Totes

Sparks, NV

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$39.60/unit

Full Truckload IBC Totes used 330 Gallon

Medford, OR

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$33.60/unit

Unrinsed Food Grade 330 Gallon IBC Tanks

Medford, OR

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$39.60/unit

Used 275 Gallon Food Grade IBC Totes

White City, OR

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$45.60/unit

275 Gallon IBC Totes

Tehachapi, CA

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$31.56/unit

Used 275 Gallon IBC Totes

Pahrump, NV

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$39.70/unit

Used 275 Gallon IBC Totes

Santa Monica, CA

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$28.80/unit

Used 275 Gallon (Food-Grade) IBC Totes

Inglewood, CA

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$33.60/unit

Used 275 Gallon IBC Totes

Los Angeles, CA

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$38.35/unit

Used 275 Gallon IBC Totes

Los Angeles, CA

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$39.06/unit

Used Food Grade 275 Gallon IBC Tanks

Montebello, CA

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$37.90/unit

Rinsed 275 Gallon IBC Tanks

Hesperia, CA

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$36.00/unit

Used 250-Gallon IBC Totes

Pomona, CA

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$40.46/unit

Used Organic Soybean Oil IBC Totes 275 & 330

Riverside, CA

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$45.60/unit

Used 275 Gallon Food Grade IBC Totes

Riverside, CA

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$30.53/unit

Used 275 Gallon IBC Totes

Las Vegas, NV

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$33.60/unit

Rinsed 275 Gallon IBC Totes

Henderson, NV

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$32.96/unit

Damaged 275 Gallon IBC Totes

Beaverton, OR

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$50.46/unit

Reconditioned 275 Gallon IBC Totes

Portland, OR

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$31.86/unit

Used 275 gallon Food Grade IBC Totes - Mountain Home, Idaho 83647

Mountain Home, ID

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$10.80/unit

Damaged 275 Gallon IBC Totes

Hillsboro, OR

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$36.00/unit

Used 275 Gallon Non-Food Grade IBC Totes

Boulder City, NV

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$35.89/unit

Used 275 Gallon IBC Totes

San Diego, CA

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$32.62/unit

275 Gallon IBC Totes - West Jordan, UT

West Jordan, UT

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$32.40/unit

Used 275 Gallon IBC Totes

Layton, UT

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$55.20/unit

New 275 Gallon (1000L) IBC Totes

Orem, UT

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$32.40/unit

Used 275 Gallon IBC Totes

Sandy, UT

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$32.40/unit

Used 275 Gallon IBC Totes

Renton, WA

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IBC Totes Prices in Lower Lake, CA

Average pricing by condition based on 20 active listings

Condition	Avg. Price	Available Qty	Listings
Reconditioned	$41.66	465	2
Rinsed	$34.79	200	2
Used	$31.49	3,410	16

Prices reflect current market averages for ibc totes in Lower Lake, CA, with 4,075 units available across all conditions. View full price index

About Lower Lake

Lower Lake Supplier & Recycler of Used IBC Totes

How to Buy Used IBC Totes in Lower Lake, California: Save Money and Get What You Need

What you'll get from this guide: Learn how to buy used IBC totes in Lower Lake for 50-80% less than new ones, avoid common mistakes, and find the right container for your needs.

What Are IBC Totes?

IBC stands for Intermediate Bulk Container. Think of them as big plastic tanks in metal cages that hold liquids. They're like giant water bottles for businesses.

Key facts:

Hold 275 gallons (most common size)

Shaped like a cube, so they stack well

Have a plastic tank inside a metal cage

Come with a valve at the bottom for easy pouring

Can be moved with a forklift

Why people love them:

Much cheaper than buying many small containers

Easy to store and move around

Can be reused many times

Work for water, chemicals, and many other liquids

Why Buy Used IBC Totes?

Money savings: A new IBC tote costs $400-800. A used one costs $35-150. That's huge savings.

Quick availability: In Lower Lake, you can pick up used totes the same day. New ones might take weeks to ship.

Good for the environment: Reusing containers instead of buying new ones reduces waste.

What's Available in Lower Lake

Lower Lake has over 1,300 used IBC totes in stock right now. This is unusual for a small town. Here's why:

Local businesses (farms, wineries, chemical companies) return empty containers

Suppliers collect them in one place

You can inspect before buying

Pickup is usually same-day

Pickup hours: Most suppliers are open 9 AM to 4 PM for pickups.

Three Types of Used IBC Totes

1. Basic Used ($35-85)

Best for: Non-drinking water, construction, bulk storage where cleanliness isn't critical

What you get:

The container works fine

May have stains or smells from previous use

Valve might need replacement

Good structural condition

Example use: Storing rainwater for landscaping

2. Cleaned and Checked ($150-300)

Best for: Irrigation, some food processing, chemical storage

What you get:

Professionally cleaned inside

New valve installed

Cage inspected for damage

Some certifications for chemical transport

Example use: Storing liquid fertilizer for farms

3. Like-New Condition ($300-500)

Best for: Drinking water, food production, strict hygiene needs

What you get:

Thorough cleaning and testing

All certifications for safe transport

Looks almost new

Safe for drinking water (with proper certification)

Example use: Emergency drinking water storage

How to Choose the Right One

Ask yourself these questions:

What will you store?

Just water? Basic used is fine

Chemicals? You need cleaned versions

Drinking water? Buy certified food-grade only

How many do you need?

1-5 totes: Any supplier works

10+ totes: Look for bulk discounts

50+ totes: Negotiate delivery included

How clean must it be?

Very clean: Pay more for certified cleaning

Somewhat clean: Mid-range works

Not very clean: Basic used saves money

Red Flags to Avoid

Don't buy if:

The seller won't tell you what was stored before

There are cracks in the plastic tank

The metal cage is badly rusted

The valve leaks when you test it

The price seems too good to be true

Always ask:

What was stored in this before?

Has it been cleaned?

Can I test the valve?

Do you offer any warranty?

Smart Buying Tips

Save money:

Buy in bulk (10+ units often get free delivery)

Share an order with neighbors

Pick up yourself instead of paying delivery

Reduce risk:

Inspect before paying

Test the valve

Ask for cleaning records

Get a receipt

Think long-term:

Calculate total cost (including any cleaning you'll need)

Consider how long you'll use it

Plan for eventual disposal or resale

Local vs Online Buying

Buy local in Lower Lake when:

You want to inspect first

You need them quickly

You're buying 10+ units

You want to avoid shipping costs

Buy online when:

You need specific certifications

You want more selection

You're comfortable with shipping delays

Local prices seem too high

Safety and Legal Stuff

For drinking water:

Only buy food-grade certified totes

Look for NSF-61 certification

Never use totes that held chemicals

For chemicals:

Check what was stored before

Make sure it's compatible

Follow all local regulations

Consider professional cleaning

For general use:

Inspect for damage

Test all fittings

Plan for proper disposal later

Bottom Line

Used IBC totes in Lower Lake offer great value if you know what to look for. Start with basic used totes for simple water storage. Upgrade to cleaned versions for more serious uses. Always inspect before buying and ask about previous contents.

Quick decision guide:

Need it cheap and simple? Basic used at $35-85

Need it clean and reliable? Cleaned versions at $150-300

Need it perfect? Like-new condition at $300-500

The key is matching your needs to the right quality level. Don't overpay for features you don't need, but don't cut corners on safety either.

Next step: Visit local suppliers, inspect some totes in person, and ask lots of questions. Most sellers are helpful if you're honest about what you need.

IBC Totes Prices in Lower Lake, CA

Condition-level pricing for ibc totes in Lower Lake, CA will appear here when current market data is available.

Condition	Avg. Price	Available Qty	Listings
Current market data	Pending	Pending	Pending

Use the full price index for broader market pricing while this condition breakdown updates. View full price index

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I buy ibc totes in Lower Lake?

Repackify connects you with verified ibc tote suppliers in Lower Lake, CA. There are currently 36 ibc totes listings available in this area.

What is the average price for ibc totes in Lower Lake?

Prices in Lower Lake, CA range from $10.80 to $68.39 per unit. The final price depends on condition, quantity ordered, and freight costs.

How do I sell ibc totes in Lower Lake?

List your ibc totes on Repackify to reach buyers across California. Create a seller account, upload your inventory, and we'll connect you with qualified buyers. Repackify handles payments and helps coordinate logistics.

Is delivery available in Lower Lake?

Many suppliers in Lower Lake, CA offer local delivery or pickup. For shipments outside the immediate area, Repackify can provide freight quotes from trusted carriers. Delivery options are shown on each listing.

How to Buy Used IBC Totes in Lower Lake, California: Save Money and Get What You Need

What you'll get from this guide: Learn how to buy used IBC totes in Lower Lake for 50-80% less than new ones, avoid common mistakes, and find the right container for your needs.

What Are IBC Totes?

IBC stands for Intermediate Bulk Container. Think of them as big plastic tanks in metal cages that hold liquids. They're like giant water bottles for businesses.

Key facts:

Hold 275 gallons (most common size)

Shaped like a cube, so they stack well

Have a plastic tank inside a metal cage

Come with a valve at the bottom for easy pouring

Can be moved with a forklift

Why people love them:

Much cheaper than buying many small containers

Easy to store and move around

Can be reused many times

Work for water, chemicals, and many other liquids

Why Buy Used IBC Totes?

Money savings: A new IBC tote costs $400-800. A used one costs $35-150. That's huge savings.

Quick availability: In Lower Lake, you can pick up used totes the same day. New ones might take weeks to ship.

Good for the environment: Reusing containers instead of buying new ones reduces waste.

What's Available in Lower Lake

Lower Lake has over 1,300 used IBC totes in stock right now. This is unusual for a small town. Here's why:

Local businesses (farms, wineries, chemical companies) return empty containers

Suppliers collect them in one place

You can inspect before buying

Pickup is usually same-day

Pickup hours: Most suppliers are open 9 AM to 4 PM for pickups.

Three Types of Used IBC Totes

1. Basic Used ($35-85)

Best for: Non-drinking water, construction, bulk storage where cleanliness isn't critical

What you get:

The container works fine

May have stains or smells from previous use

Valve might need replacement

Good structural condition

Example use: Storing rainwater for landscaping

2. Cleaned and Checked ($150-300)

Best for: Irrigation, some food processing, chemical storage

What you get:

Professionally cleaned inside

New valve installed

Cage inspected for damage

Some certifications for chemical transport

Example use: Storing liquid fertilizer for farms

3. Like-New Condition ($300-500)

Best for: Drinking water, food production, strict hygiene needs

What you get:

Thorough cleaning and testing

All certifications for safe transport

Looks almost new

Safe for drinking water (with proper certification)

Example use: Emergency drinking water storage

How to Choose the Right One

Ask yourself these questions:

What will you store?

Just water? Basic used is fine

Chemicals? You need cleaned versions

Drinking water? Buy certified food-grade only

How many do you need?

1-5 totes: Any supplier works

10+ totes: Look for bulk discounts

50+ totes: Negotiate delivery included

How clean must it be?

Very clean: Pay more for certified cleaning

Somewhat clean: Mid-range works

Not very clean: Basic used saves money

Red Flags to Avoid

Don't buy if:

The seller won't tell you what was stored before

There are cracks in the plastic tank

The metal cage is badly rusted

The valve leaks when you test it

The price seems too good to be true

Always ask:

What was stored in this before?

Has it been cleaned?

Can I test the valve?

Do you offer any warranty?

Smart Buying Tips

Save money:

Buy in bulk (10+ units often get free delivery)

Share an order with neighbors

Pick up yourself instead of paying delivery

Reduce risk:

Inspect before paying

Test the valve

Ask for cleaning records

Get a receipt

Think long-term:

Calculate total cost (including any cleaning you'll need)

Consider how long you'll use it

Plan for eventual disposal or resale

Local vs Online Buying

Buy local in Lower Lake when:

You want to inspect first

You need them quickly

You're buying 10+ units

You want to avoid shipping costs

Buy online when:

You need specific certifications

You want more selection

You're comfortable with shipping delays

Local prices seem too high

Safety and Legal Stuff

For drinking water:

Only buy food-grade certified totes

Look for NSF-61 certification

Never use totes that held chemicals

For chemicals:

Check what was stored before

Make sure it's compatible

Follow all local regulations

Consider professional cleaning

For general use:

Inspect for damage

Test all fittings

Plan for proper disposal later

Bottom Line

Quick decision guide:

Need it cheap and simple? Basic used at $35-85

Need it clean and reliable? Cleaned versions at $150-300

Need it perfect? Like-new condition at $300-500

The key is matching your needs to the right quality level. Don't overpay for features you don't need, but don't cut corners on safety either.

Next step: Visit local suppliers, inspect some totes in person, and ask lots of questions. Most sellers are helpful if you're honest about what you need.