A 20 or 40 ft container on your ground, month to month, from $165. Delivered and leveled free inside our zone, with the lockbox already welded on and no contract to sign.
Pulaski sits about 45 road miles from our Woodlawn yard, up I-77 to the Fort Chiswell interchange and then northeast on I-81. That is inside our free delivery and leveling zone, so the trip does not show up as a line on your rental.
Rentals here start at $165 a month for a 20-ft and $235 a month for a 40-ft. They are month to month, with no contract, which is the point: you keep it while the job or the season needs it and you tell us when to come get it.
The container arrives wind and watertight, set level, with the doors checked and the lockbox already welded on. Rentals get the same lockbox that sales do.
Pulaski is an industrial town on the I-81 corridor, and the rental pattern reflects that. Contractors take a box for the length of a build and send it back. Manufacturers take one when a line changes over or an order stacks up. Retailers take one through a busy season. Homeowners take one through a renovation or a move.
What all of those have in common is that the need has an end date, or at least an end season. That is the case where renting is honestly the better answer, and where buying a container ties up money in an asset you will not want in eight months.
Our buy versus rent guide works that arithmetic properly, and how long people actually rent covers what the real durations look like rather than the ones people predict.
Call with the size, the address, and roughly how long you think you need it. We confirm the site can take a tilt-bed, schedule the delivery, set the container level, and check the doors before we pull out.
After that it is yours to use. Month to month means exactly that: no minimum term to sign up for, and no penalty when the job finishes earlier or later than you guessed.
When you are done, call and we schedule the pickup. Inside the free zone, that trip is covered the same way the delivery was.
The mechanics of delivery, swapping, and pickup are covered in detail in our rental delivery, swap and pickup guide.
A tilt-bed backs in, tilts, and eases forward while the container slides off, so it needs a straight approach rather than a tight pivot. Sixty to a hundred feet of clear run is the usual ask, plus firm ground and overhead clearance.
On an active jobsite the two things that go wrong most often are soft ground after rain and a spot that was clear when you called and is full of material by delivery day. Both are fixable if we know about them.
Set the box down close to level. An out-of-level container binds its own doors, and on a rental you will notice it every single day.
The full site checklist is in our delivery preparation guide, and if you want it on something more permanent, the foundation guide covers what to set it on.
For everything else we do here, see the main Pulaski page, or the Pulaski container sales page if you would rather own it.
Call (276) 237-6144 with the size and the address, or send your details. Free delivery, leveling and pickup inside our zone, month to month, no contract.
Same-day reply. We'll send a real number, a real delivery window, and any photos we need to confirm fit.
You'll hear back from us today (or first thing tomorrow if it's late). For anything urgent, call (276) 237-6144.