Middle Tennessee covers Nashville and the fast-growing counties around it, along with a large amount of farmland and small-town property. We supply containers throughout the region.
Communities we cover
Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Smyrna, Lebanon, Gallatin, Hendersonville, Clarksville, Columbia, Shelbyville, Cookeville, Dickson and the surrounding rural counties.
Construction and business storage
A lot of the demand here is driven by building work. Containers are used as lockable site boxes for tools, fixings and materials, and as overflow storage for businesses that have outgrown their premises but are not ready to lease more space. If the container is going on an active site, tell us where it needs to sit relative to the work, because moving it later usually means a second delivery charge.
Farm and acreage storage
Across the agricultural counties, containers are used for feed, seed, tack, tools, machinery parts and equipment that needs to stay dry and secure. On farmland the two things to sort out before delivery are the gate and the ground. Field entrances are frequently narrower than a loaded truck needs, and a container set on soft soil can settle and twist enough to make the doors difficult.
Suburban placements
In the newer subdivisions around Nashville, check your homeowners association rules before ordering. Many have restrictions on containers, including temporary ones. Metro Nashville and the individual county offices also set their own requirements, and these differ between temporary storage, permanent placement and any converted or occupied use. Confirm with the relevant office for your specific parcel.
Send us the delivery address, the intended use and a description of the approach, and we will confirm what we can supply.