We are a small family business based in Newport, Tennessee, and we supply shipping containers to customers throughout the continental United States. Our yard and our people are in East Tennessee, but the containers we sell are sourced from depots across the country, so where you are does not decide whether we can help you.
How a nationwide order works
When you contact us, we start with your delivery address rather than a catalogue. That address tells us which depots are realistic, what the haul looks like, and which container grades are actually available to you right now. We then confirm what we can supply and what the delivery will involve before you commit to anything.
What we need from you
- The full delivery address, including the county
- What you plan to store or build, so we can suggest a sensible grade
- A description of the drop area, including the surface and how level it is
- Any gates, low branches, tight turns, overhead lines or weight limits on the approach
- Whether anyone will be on site when the truck arrives
Site access decides more than distance
A tilt-bed truck needs a clear, reasonably level, firm run to place a container. For a 20ft container, plan on roughly 60 feet of straight clearance; for a 40ft container, closer to 100 feet. Soft ground, sharp slopes, narrow lanes and low wires are the usual reasons a delivery has to be rethought, and they matter far more than the number of miles involved.
Confirming your order
Availability, container grade, delivery arrangements and the final total are confirmed in writing by our team before payment. We do not quote delivery pricing or timing from a map, because both depend on the depot, the route and the condition of your site.
Tell us where the container needs to go and we will tell you honestly what is possible.