Shipping Container Suppliers in Mississippi

Coastal Containers, LLC spells out what each grade actually means before you ever call. The specs page defines one-trip, IICL, cargo-worthy, wind-and-water-tight and as-is, and says plainly that an as-is box may have dents, holes or a bad floor. Prices sit right on the page for both Mississippi yards, so you can compare Perkinston against Coldwater without waiting on a quote. Used wind-and-water-tight units carry a one year leak warranty. New one-trip units carry ten. The company hauls with its own dually trucks and gooseneck tilt trailers, and it wants 60 feet of straight run for a 20ft box and 100 feet for a 40ft. It is worth pricing them against other container suppliers before you commit.

Swiftwater Sales & Rentals, Inc. runs its own fabrication shop next to the Greenville yard, so cutting work does not get farmed out. The list is long. Windows, personnel doors, roll-up doors, wiring, lights, vents, plumbing, heating, air conditioning, shelving and solar panels all get fitted on site. Sizes run from 20ft through 40ft high cube, and 45ft high cube units are on the yard as well. The company has been trading since 1999 and holds a membership with the National Portable Storage Association. Its own truck makes the delivery. Grades are not posted online, so ask what condition a box is in before you agree a price.

Endom Welding and Trailer Repair, Inc. opened in Ellisville in 1979 and the third generation of the family runs it now. That is 47 years on the same stretch of Highway 588. No other container yard operates anywhere in the Pine Belt, so buyers around Hattiesburg, Laurel and Meridian would otherwise wait on a box trucked up from the coast or down from Jackson. Endom sells 20ft and 40ft storage boxes, plus office units fitted with a side door, windows, a deck and heating and air. Four company trucks do the hauling. Grades and stock counts are not published anywhere, so call ahead and ask what is actually sitting on the lot.

H&P Leasing, Inc. keeps containers at two Mississippi yards, one at Flowood on the edge of Jackson and one at Olive Branch up by the state line. Those two points cover a lot of ground. A buyer in the middle of the state and a buyer in DeSoto County are each within an easy haul of steel, which usually means a smaller delivery charge than a box coming in from Memphis or New Orleans. The business started in 1984 and leases trailers alongside the container work. Sizes are 20ft and 40ft, and custom colors and sizes get quoted on request. There is no price list and no grade breakdown, so the phone does the work here.

Specialty Container Services, LLC works the cold side of the trade from its yard at Brandon. Insulated and refrigerated units are a named sales line, which matters if you are storing produce, seafood or anything else that cannot sit in a plain steel box through a Mississippi August. The company started in 2018 and is registered to sell to federal buyers. Deliveries go out on a one ton dually pulling a 40ft full tilt trailer, so the box gets set down properly rather than dragged off the back. The website is still half built and lists no sizes, no grades and no prices, so everything here happens on the phone.