Most shipping containers come standard with a single cargo door with a factory-installed secure lockbox at one end of the container. Adding a second cargo door, or other custom doors, help make your containers more accessible to your general contractor and other members of your construction build team. 

If you can handle cutting, welding, framing, and installation on your own, then you can try adding DIY custom container doors. However; if you’re like many people, you probably lack the necessary tools, equipment, and construction skills, not to mention the time required to add doors to your containers. 

At West Gulf we offer many custom container modification services such as doors, windows, and skylights. Our shipping container custom door changes include walk-through doors, corrugated steel doors, roll-up doors, sliding doors, and more. 

We even have options for framing out interior doors if you need to divide your containers into different sections such as a combination security guard office and onsite storage. Contact us today to get started on a quote for your next container modification project.