Guild is the historic name for the Haletown community in eastern Marion County, where the Tennessee River bends around the base of Raccoon Mountain just south of Jasper — the Guild post office, ZIP 37340, has served Haletown since 1906, the Marion Memorial Bridge carries US-41, US-64 and US-72 over the river, and the bluffs above the north bank climb past 1,500 feet. TriState Dump It brings Guild a local option for storage that comes to you: a 16-ft container at $175 per 28-day cycle, set at ground level and secured with a padlock only you hold the key to.
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TriState's mobile storage unit for Guild is 16 feet of steel: delivered on our truck, set on your ground, and loaded at ground level with no steps to climb. It sheds weather, it locks, and the padlock is yours — nobody else opens your unit while it sits on your property. One figure covers the rental itself: $175 every 28 days. Delivery and pickup follow the distance — a short run south of Jasper across the Marion Memorial Bridge corridor — and are quoted for your address before you book. We keep 10 units in the fleet and they stay busy, so reserving ahead is the smart play.
On the ground in Guild, that usually means: river homes and camps, older Haletown properties being cleaned out, and job-site storage along the river corridor. You load when you can and lock up when you cannot; the unit simply waits, dry and secured, until the project says otherwise.
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For homes, farms and job sites in Guild, the container runs $175 each 28 days. No tiers, no size menu to decode — one unit, one rate. What delivery adds depends on the run to you: a short run south of Jasper across the Marion Memorial Bridge corridor. We name that figure on the booking call, so the total is never a surprise. That is the same answer we give out by the Marion Memorial Bridge at Haletown.
Delivery in Guild starts at our Bridgeport yard: the 16-ft unit rides our truck out along US-41, US-64, US-72 and TN-134 and is set, at ground level, on the spot you choose — driveway, gravel pad, barn lot or site entrance. Local ground is riverbank ground at about 640 feet with bluffs rising steeply above the north bank, so tell us about gates, low limbs or soft spots when you book and the driver plans around them. Crews running US-41, US-64, US-72 and TN-134 hear it from us weekly.
A 16-ft unit swallows the contents of two average rooms — sofas, beds, a dining set, dressers — plus boxed goods and tools, and still leaves you a path if you load it thoughtfully. In Guild that capacity gets used on jobs like river homes and camps, older Haletown properties being cleaned out, and job-site storage along the river corridor — load the heavy pieces first, boxes toward the middle, and keep a walkway if you will be in and out. The local ground — riverbank ground at about 640 feet with bluffs rising steeply above the north bank — changes none of it.
Give the container about a parking space and a half of flat ground near where you will actually load — the drive, the staging area, the yard by the house. Because the area is riverbank ground at about 640 feet with bluffs rising steeply above the north bank, we will ask about slope and surface before delivery and confirm the exact pad with you by phone. Hosts and crews around river properties under the Raccoon Mountain bluffs count on the same terms.
Cycle to cycle, for as long as the project lasts. Each cycle is 28 days at $175, and the unit simply stays until you call for pickup. That rhythm suits local work like river homes and camps, older Haletown properties being cleaned out, and job-site storage along the river corridor, which almost never ends on the date first circled — the rental flexes with the project instead of expiring mid-job. It is the arrangement most Guild regulars reorder without shopping around.
Furniture, tools, boxed household goods, building materials, farm equipment and feed in sealed containers, and seasonal business overflow all store well. Vehicles and equipment are fine too. Excluded, for safety and for the sake of everything else in the box: fuels, chemicals, paint, food and perishables, and anything illegal. Ask us first about anything borderline. Property owners out toward the Marion Memorial Bridge at Haletown get the identical deal.
Bring a sturdy padlock for delivery day. The container is built lockable and weather-tight, and your own lock is what makes it private — we cannot open it, and neither can anyone else. That matters on job sites along US-41, US-64, US-72 and TN-134 and at properties around river properties under the Raccoon Mountain bluffs that sit empty during the week: your tools and furniture stay behind your lock, not ours. That holds for a one-cycle job and a season-long one alike.
Weather-tight is the standard, not an upgrade — every unit we set in Guild is steel, sealed, and proven outdoors. The local weather off the Marion Memorial Bridge at Haletown is exactly what they are made for. For extra peace of mind, load furniture up off the floor on pallets or blankets and keep cardboard boxes toward the middle. It is why the Guild route stays busy in every season.
If you are selling in Guild, the container is the staging room you do not have to build — spare furniture and boxes go in at ground level, the house breathes, and the move after closing unloads on your schedule. Real-estate photos along US-41, US-64, US-72 and TN-134 tell the story: the staged listings are the ones with a container in the drive and space in every room. Neighbors along US-41, US-64, US-72 and TN-134 will tell you the same.
Yes. Crews working in Guild keep tools, fixtures and materials locked on site in a container instead of hauling them back and forth every day — the saws and supplies are waiting each morning, secured each night, and out of the weather the whole job long. Shops and offices in Guild also rent them for overflow — seasonal inventory, furniture and records that crowd the back room ride out the season behind the building. The promise is kept the same way near river properties under the Raccoon Mountain bluffs as anywhere else.
It slows a hard job down to a humane pace. When a family is settling a Guild home, the container holds the furniture and keepsakes safely on site while decisions are made, room by room, over weeks instead of a rushed weekend. Pair it with a dumpster for what is not being kept, and the whole property job — sorting, storing, discarding — happens on site, on the family's timetable. One call to (256) 663-3954 is all it ever takes to start, change or end it.
Book online in minutes on our booking page, or call (256) 663-3954 and talk to a local person who knows Marion County. Call ahead especially in busy stretches — we run a fleet of 10 units and they rotate, so reserving your week early is the surest way to get the delivery day you want for your Guild address. Regulars around the Marion Memorial Bridge at Haletown plan on exactly that.
All three ride on one call in Guild: dumpsters in 12, 16, 20 and 30 yards at $270, $325, $415 and $625 with 14-day rentals, and porta potties at $140 per 28-day cycle. Around river properties under the Raccoon Mountain bluffs, the trio is the standard site setup — store it, toss it, and provide for the people doing the work, all from (256) 663-3954. It holds along US-41, US-64, US-72 and TN-134 and everywhere off them.
Usually, yes — what we need is a reasonably level, firm pad the truck can reach, which many Haletown river properties have near the house or camp. Tell us about the grade and any tight turns off TN-134 when you book, and we will plan the set so the unit sits level and loads at ground level.
Storage delivery in and around Guild follows US-41, US-64, US-72 and TN-134 and the local roads feeding them, out past the Marion Memorial Bridge at Haletown and across the surrounding Marion County ground. Because the terrain is riverbank ground at about 640 feet with bluffs rising steeply above the north bank, the booking call includes a two-minute access conversation — gates, grades, low limbs — so delivery day holds no surprises. Beyond the town line is fine: call (256) 663-3954 to check your address.
TriState Dump It covers the discard side in Guild too. A Guild dumpster rental comes in 12, 16, 20 and 30 yards at $270, $325, $415 and $625 with a 14-day rental on each. Store the furniture in the container, fill the dumpster with the rest, and the property is handled.
Add the facilities while you are at it: porta potty rentals in Guild in Guild are $140, billed every 28 days, delivered clean, serviced on schedule and collected at your finish. On a remodel around river properties under the Raccoon Mountain bluffs, a unit on site keeps the crew provided for while the house bathrooms are out of service.
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