Southwest Virginia runs north-east from the Tri-Cities along the I-81 corridor, and it is a natural extension of the area we already serve in upper East Tennessee.
Communities we cover
Bristol, Abingdon, Damascus, Marion, Wytheville, Pulaski, Lebanon, Big Stone Gap, Norton, Wise and the farming and former coalfield communities around them.
Typical uses
- Farm storage for feed, tools, tack and machinery parts
- Industrial and workshop storage for manufacturing and trades businesses
- Equipment storage for contractors working along the I-81 corridor
- Household storage on rural property with limited outbuildings
- Secure storage for outdoor and tourism businesses near the Virginia Creeper Trail and Mount Rogers
Access along the corridor
Properties close to I-81 are usually straightforward to deliver to. Further into the hollows and up into the Clinch and Powell valleys, the same mountain issues apply as in East Tennessee: narrow lanes, sharp grades, limited turning space, private bridges with weight limits and low tree cover. Tell us about the last half mile of the approach rather than the whole route, because that is the part that decides whether a delivery works.
Ground and weather
Winters are harder here than further south. A container set on prepared gravel or blocks will stay square and dry far better than one placed straight onto ground that freezes, thaws and holds water. If you are putting a container somewhere permanent, it is worth doing the base properly first.
Local requirements
Each county and town in the region sets its own rules, and permanent or converted placements are handled differently from temporary storage. Confirm requirements with your local office before ordering, as we cannot predict the outcome for a specific parcel.
Send us the delivery address and intended use and we will confirm what is available.