Get Simple Box Salem brings its award-winning containers to Albany home show for the first time

written by Samuel Reed · 2 hours ago
Get Simple Box Salem brings its award-winning containers to Albany home show for the first time

For homeowners and farmers in Linn and Benton counties who have never considered a shipping container for their storage or moving needs, a local family-owned company is bringing the answer directly to them. Get Simple Box, the award-winning portable storage provider based in Salem, will appear at the Hearth & Home Improvement Show in Albany for the very first time this November.

Local, award-winning container company invites homeowners and farmers to explore easy ways to move, rent, and buy shipping containers.

“This is our first time at the Hearth & Home show in Albany, and we’re so excited to meet our neighbors in Linn and Benton counties, and help you figure out what makes sense for your project,” said Brittney Eshuis, co-owner and local operator at the Salem location alongside her husband, Trevor.

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The event runs from Nov. 6 to Nov. 8 at the Linn County Fairgrounds. Visitors simply need to look for Get Simple Box inside the event to say hello and see how shipping containers can solve everyday problems. Admission is free, and the team will be on-site all three days: Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

This debut at the Albany show follows a significant achievement: the company was recently named a 2026 Best of the Willamette Valley winner for Moving Services. The recognition underscores the trust the Eshuis family has cultivated in the region, setting them apart from national chains and online brokers. When customers order a box, it is delivered by the company’s own team using specialized trucks.

Show-goers can meet the local team, see how container solutions work, and learn about the three simple ways Get Simple Box helps its customers:

  • Renting: Need extra space? Homeowners and businesses can rent 10-, 20-, or 40-foot containers. Keep them right on your property for short- or long-term use. They are perfect for home remodels or storing extra gear.
  • Buying: Farmers, builders, and property owners can buy new or used steel containers. They are wind-tight and water-tight, making them great for permanent, on-site storage.
  • Moving: We deliver a 20-foot container right to your driveway. You pack it at your own speed. When you’re ready, our team moves it to your new home or stores it safely at our Salem yard.

“Many people don’t realize a simple container can be used for moving, renting during a remodel, or as a permanent shed,” Brittney Eshuis added. “We want to answer your questions face-to-face and help you figure out what makes sense for your project.”

Get Simple Box is an independently owned provider of shipping container sales, moving services, and storage rentals. Run by local operators Trevor and Brittney Eshuis, the Salem location serves homeowners, farmers, and businesses throughout Marion County and the broader Willamette Valley with honest pricing, personal service, and broker-free delivery.

For more information, visit getsimplebox.com/oregon/storage-containers-salem/ or follow the company on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and X.

Why it matters: For residents of Linn and Benton counties, the arrival of a locally owned, award-winning container company at the Hearth & Home show means access to personalized, broker-free storage and moving solutions. This face-to-face opportunity allows homeowners and farmers to see exactly how a simple shipping container can serve as a rental unit, a permanent shed, or a moving pod — all backed by a team that has already earned the Willamette Valley’s trust.


Samuel Reed

Samuel Reed

Samuel Reed is a senior journalist covering the intersection of business, technology, and society. With over a decade of experience, his work focuses on artificial intelligence, corporate governance, and emerging tech trends.

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