Showing 15 of 24 published IBC Tote listings near Boise, ID.
Average pricing by condition based on 4 active listings
| Condition | Avg. Price | Available Qty | Listings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rinsed | $18.00 | 100 | 1 |
| Used | $24.00 | 916 | 3 |
Prices reflect current market averages for ibc tote in Boise, ID, with 1,016 units available across all conditions. View full price index
What you'll get from reading this: Learn where to buy used storage containers in Boise for $10-$250, understand the different types available, and discover how to get free pickup and delivery.
You need large storage containers but don't want to pay full price. Used IBC totes (those big plastic containers in metal cages) give you:
Big savings: Pay $10-$250 instead of $300-$500 for new ones
Two common sizes: 275 gallons or 330 gallons
Multiple conditions: From basic industrial use to food-grade clean
Free services: Many sellers offer free pickup and delivery
Think of a giant water cooler. IBC totes are plastic containers inside metal cages. They hold 275 or 330 gallons of liquid. People use them for:
Showing 15 of 24 published IBC Tote listings near Boise, ID.
Chemical storage for businesses
Rainwater collection at home
Bulk liquid transport
What they offer: Connects you with local sellers
Boise inventory: 260 used 330-gallon units available
Location: Zip code 83706 area
Condition: Triple-rinsed and ready to use
Price: Request quotes (freight costs extra)
Condition: Un-rinsed, fair condition
Best for: Non-food storage, rain collection
Example: 275-gallon unit for $10
What you get: Container that needs cleaning
Condition: Rinsed, good condition
Best for: General storage, some food use
What you get: Clean container, working valve
Condition: Food-grade, fully washed
Best for: Food storage, drinking water
Example: 275-gallon washed unit for $249.99
What you get: Clean container, new valve, 2-inch ball valve, 7-inch top cap
Ask yourself:
Will you store food or just water?
Do you need 275 or 330 gallons?
How clean does it need to be?
Check RePackify for local sellers
Call recycling companies for quotes
Visit industrial suppliers to see containers in person
Basic cleaning: You clean it yourself (cheaper)
Pre-cleaned: Ready to use (more expensive)
Food-grade: Safe for food storage (most expensive)
Free delivery: Most Boise sellers offer this
Partial loads: May cost extra
Full truckloads: Usually free
Smooth plastic: No cracks or holes
Working valve: Turns on and off easily
Solid cage: No bent or broken metal
Clean smell: No strong chemical odors
Cracks in plastic: Will leak
Broken valve: Expensive to replace
Damaged cage: Unsafe to move when full
Strong odors: Hard to clean out
A Boise homeowner bought a $35 used container for rainwater collection. It held previous soap solution but worked fine after cleaning. Total cost including cleaning supplies: $50.
A local farm bought 10 containers at $25 each for livestock water. They got free delivery and saved $2,000 compared to new containers.
A food truck bought a $200 food-grade container for ingredient storage. It passed health inspections and lasted three years.
Sell it back: Get $15-$100 for good containers
Free pickup: Companies remove damaged ones at no cost
Recycle properly: Empty hazmat containers accepted
Reuse: Keeps containers out of landfills
Less manufacturing: Reduces new plastic production
Local business: Supports Boise recycling economy
Measure your space where the container will go
Decide on food-grade or industrial based on your use
Contact RePackify for current local inventory
Get quotes from at least two sources
Inspect before buying if possible
What was stored in it before?
Has it been cleaned?
Do you offer delivery?
What's your return policy?
Are valves and caps included?
Boise offers good options for used IBC totes. You can find basic containers for $10 or premium food-grade units for $250. Most sellers offer free delivery and pickup services. Start with RePackify to see what's available, then compare prices and conditions to find the best deal for your needs.