
At Container Transport, we’ve successfully transported containers to and from the Port of San Diego for over 15 years. Contact us today for seamless services.
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At Container Transport, we have experience shipping containers such as standard, high cube, flat rack, refrigerated containers, and more. We transport them as single or multiple containers to and from the Port of San Diego. From the onset of shipment, we engage our clients to provide accurate information to receive reliable solutions for their shipping needs. For instance, when shipping your container, depending on its type and dimensions, we advise you on the best trailer to use. Your dedicated logistics expert directs and helps you obtain the necessary paperwork before transport. Let us help you ship one or more containers to or from the Port of San Diego today!
Container Transport has everything you need to move your container safely and have it delivered on time.
Container Transport has a track record of offering successful container shipping services to and from the Port of San Diego. We offer you timely services. Our drivers take care of your shipment while in transit and only use the fastest and most convenient routes, evaluating traffic, possible road closures, and other obstructions to avoid delaying your shipment. Each shipment we transport is fully insured and protected against damage. To protect your shipment, we inspect it and fill out a bill of lading form before it’s loaded on a trailer and dispatched. That form is later used at the delivery location to confirm if it was delivered safely. Book now and get to work with the best company in the industry.
The Port of San Diego, California, is a seaport under a self-supporting district in San Diego Bay, California. The port administers the National City Marine Terminal and Tenth Avenue Marine Terminal Marine cargo facilities. It is an international innovation that has deep-water berths and advanced expertise. The Port of San Diego has created thousands of jobs that support the regional economy. The former is a port of entry for cars such as Nissan and Honda, while the latter serves mainly fertilizers, forest products, and refrigerated commodities.
Container Transport moves all types of containers. Whether yours is fully loaded, empty, half-empty, or customized, we will move it.
The Port of San Diego has only two marine transport terminals. However, it also has two cruise ship terminals. The transport terminals are described below;
Tenth Avenue Marine Terminal
The Port of San Diego combines all the assets of an all-weather natural harbor and broad dock distribution faculties. It thus dismisses local drayage from on-dock to off-dock warehouses. Due to this feature, the Port of San Diego is an importer's preference over the rest of the West Coast ports. Descriptively, the port extends 96 acres with eight berths, a depth of 42 feet, and a flexible and mobile harbor crane. The port also has flexible storage partitions with covered storage centers, cold storage, and open laydown space. The Port of San Diego, California, has on-dock shore power, fueling, and at least 300,000 sq. ft. of temperature-controlled warehouse. Finally, it offers excellent proximity to interstates 5, 8, 15, and 805, in addition to the U.S.-Mexico Border, which is only 15 miles away.
National City Marine Terminal
National City Marine Terminal is the West Coast's leading vehicle import and export facility. It's found on the National City waterfront south of San Diego Bay. It's 135 acres with four functional berths. It's controlled by Pasha Automotives Services and owned by the Port of San Diego. It acts as the primary port of entry for at least a single car for every ten foreign cars in the United States. It also accommodates lumber, among other large project cargo. The National City Marine Terminal is 35 feet deep with direct access to on-dock class I rail. It's also minutes from interstate highways 5, 8, 15, and 805 and 10 miles from the U.S-Mexico Border. It also offers flexible storage opportunities and security 24 hours every day. Labor for shipping needs is satisfied in unison with (ILWU) International Longshore and Warehouse Union.
Trailer Type | Length Capacity | Width Capacity | Height Capacity | Cost Per Mile (over 500 miles) |
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Flatbed | 53ft | 8.5ft | 8.5ft | $2.45 |
Landoll | 74ft | 8.5ft | 8.5ft | $3.75 |
Lowboy | 29ft | 8.5ft | 8.5ft | $3.45 |
Container Trailer | 20ft - 40ft | 8.5ft | 8.5ft | $3.20 |
Side Lifter | 20ft - 40ft | 8.5ft | 8.5ft | $2.85 |
Container Transport is the most affordable container shipping company to and from the Port of San Diego. We offer our clients precise quotes based on factors such as distance coverage, number of containers they’re moving, weight, dimensions, and season. Our quotes are accurate without any hidden fees. In addition, you can rely on us to provide expedited container moving services to and from the Port of San Diego for those urgent moves at an extra cost. Contact us for comprehensive quotes for your container shipping needs to and from the Port of San Diego, California.