Shipping Container Suppliers in Tennessee

Chattanooga Containers hauls its own boxes. They run one-ton pickups with tilt-deck trailers, so the same outfit that sells you the box also sets it down. Delivery is free inside 50 miles of the East 23rd Street yard, then $3.50 a mile after that. They publish what the site needs before the truck shows up. You want 100 feet of clear approach, a 75 foot turning radius, and 12 to 20 feet of height clearance. If a truck cannot reach the spot, they will place it another way for a fee. You pay when the box lands, with no deposit up front. Stock runs 10ft, 20ft and 40ft, standard and high cube.

615 Container Depot sorts its stock into four grades and tells you what each one means. One-trip boxes have made a single voyage. Cargo-worthy units still carry a valid inspection for overseas freight. Wind and water tight boxes keep the weather out but will not ship. As-is units are the cheapest and the roughest. Their inspectors hold IICL certification, which is the standard the leasing side of this trade uses to judge a hull. Two yards feed the work, one in Franklin and one in Dickson, and their own trucks run the deliveries. They will cut doors and windows, and they have built out labs and wastewater units. Financing runs through ClickLease.

Container Select prices every unit on its website, so you can work out the cost before you call. A 20ft one-trip is listed, a 40ft high cube is listed, and so is the double door and the open side. Cosmetic damage boxes are priced lower for buyers who care more about the cost than the paint. The Athens yard is open in daylight seven days a week and you are welcome to walk it and pick your own box. Price includes delivery and tax inside 50 miles. Marcus owns the place and answers the phone himself, which is worth knowing when a question comes up after the box lands.

Southeast Container has been selling out of Mt. Juliet since 2017, and the start date is on record with the Better Business Bureau rather than just claimed on a banner. Nine years is not long in this trade, but it covers the whole container price spike and the slump that followed, so they have quoted buyers in both. Every size on the site comes with a full spec table, interior and exterior, down to the inch. That matters if you are fitting shelving or driving a pallet jack in. They move boxes up to 40ft on their own trucks. They will also turn a unit into a ground level office or a kiosk.

Green Cube Solutions LLC will cut into a box and finish the job. Windows, doors, lighting, heating and air, shelving, roll-up doors, paint. The work happens at the Blountville yard, not at a shop somewhere else. Trading since 2012, so they have been at it fourteen years. They hold new stock, cargo-worthy stock, and older scratch and dent units for buyers who want cheap steel. A special order takes about ten business days. Delivery runs on their own rollback and flatbed, and they keep smaller trucks for driveways a rollback cannot get down. That last part matters more in the Tri-Cities than people expect.

Choo Choo Trailers, Inc. has been trading in Hixson since 1993. Containers came later. The core business is hauling equipment, so 20ft and 40ft boxes sit on the lot next to dump trailers and car haulers. That shapes who they suit. If you already buy trailers from a dealer and want a box added to the same order, this is a simple call to make. The steel is sold wind and water tight, new or used, with delivery arranged. What you will not get is a price list, a stock count, or a cutting shop. Thirty-three years and an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau say the place has been dependable for a long time.

Contain-It Mobile Storage keeps its boxes on the ground in Jackson, which is the part that saves you money. West Tennessee outside Memphis has very few container yards, so most boxes bought around Jackson, Humboldt or Milan get trucked in from Memphis or Nashville. That is 80 to 130 miles of freight added to the price before anyone lifts a container. A yard in town cuts that haul to nothing. They sell 20ft and 40ft units, rent them, or set up a lease to own if you would rather spread the cost. Same day service is offered. The website is thin and they publish no grades, so go and look at the unit before you commit.

XStorage Rentals lays out one-trip, cargo-worthy, wind and water tight and as-is on its site, and says which job each grade suits. A buyer deciding whether to spend on new steel or save on a rough box has something to work from. Delivery is $250 flat across Greater Memphis and $5 a mile past that, hauled on their own hydraulic tilt-beds. They will run a purchase 200 miles out, twice the reach they give a rented unit. That puts most of West Tennessee inside range. The public review trail is short and not all of it is good. Ask for photos of the actual box, and get the grade in writing, before you pay anything.