Trailer Rental in Toronto
Toronto has almost no commercial trailer yard space left inside the city, and every year another industrial block becomes condos. That matters less for rentals than for parking, because we bring the trailer to you. Express keeps 20', 35', 48' and 53' dry vans in active inventory at three yards on the outer ring, Brampton (7072 Mayfield Rd), Burlington (437 Ofield Rd S) and Stoney Creek (395 Second Rd E), and dispatches from whichever one sits closest to your lane.
For North York, Etobicoke, midtown, downtown and the east end, Brampton is usually the short run, about 40 minutes via the 401/410 with a clean shot down the DVP or east on the 401. QEW-corridor addresses in the west end are often faster out of Burlington. Every trailer is road-certified to DOT and Transport Canada standards, in makes including Wabash, Trailmobile, Great Dane, Fruehauf and Mond, with barn or roll-up doors and kingpin and landing gear ready to pull.
What Toronto businesses rent trailers for
- Construction site storage, a 53' dry van dropped on a condo or institutional build where there is no room for a container
- Retail and mall replenishment, seasonal overflow capacity without adding a unit to the fleet
- Fleet replacement, a same-day stand-in while one of yours is in for safety inspection or repair
- Tight urban sites, 20' and 35' trailers for laneway, Junction and downtown addresses a 53' cannot reach
- Film, events and production, secure lock-up storage on location for the run of a shoot
- Cartage and long-haul, road-certified dry vans ready for the highway, not just the yard
Toronto industries we work with
Last-mile and middle-mile e-commerce fulfillment, food and beverage distribution, condo and institutional construction across the core, retail replenishment for Toronto malls and stores, film and event production, and the steady flow of import containers moving from the Hamilton port into GTA distribution.
Sizes, terms and what is included
Our commercial trailer rental fleet covers four lengths: the 53' dry van for maximum cube, and 48', 35' and 20' units for sites that cannot take a full-length trailer. All of them are road-certified, so the same unit can haul and then sit loaded as storage. If a trailer is not the right shape for the job, a 20' or 40' shipping container sits on the ground instead, and our shunt truck service can move units around your yard once they are there.
Need a place to leave a trailer rather than rent one? See trailer parking for Toronto operators, across all three yards.
