Kimball, Tennessee is Marion County's retail and highway town: a community of about 1,545 people (2020 census) that incorporated on November 5, 1962, and grew up around the Interstate 24 and U.S. Route 72 interchange at Exit 152. The commercial strip along U.S. 72 and Kimball Crossing Drive — anchored by the Walmart Supercenter at 525 Kimball Crossing Drive — serves shoppers from across the county and the nearby Alabama and Georgia corners, while homes spread out along Main Street, Battle Creek Road, and the coves behind the strip. That mix creates storage needs on both sides of town: a shop with inventory spilling out of its stockroom, and a family mid-remodel with a garage it cannot park in. TriStateDumpIt delivers 16-ft mobile storage containers from our Bridgeport yard to Kimball homes, shops, and job sites for $175, billed every 28 days — space that sits on your lot, not in another town.
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Every rental is the same mobile storage unit: 16 feet of lockable, weather-tight steel set at ground level, so a dolly, a mower, or a stack of inventory totes rolls straight in. Because the container lives at your address, a Kimball retailer can pull product at opening time and a homeowner can load one closet per evening after work — no gate hours and no drive to a facility in Chattanooga or Jasper.
The price does not change with the story: $175, billed every 28 days, for one cycle or for many. Delivery and pickup are figured by the distance from our Bridgeport yard to your Kimball address, quoted before you book. We run a fleet of 10 units that rotate around the tri-state area, so call ahead — the weeks around a new school term at the Chattanooga State satellite campus in Kimball and the Polytech Academy tend to be busy moving weeks.
On the ground in Kimball that looks like overflow storage behind a U.S. 72 business, tools and materials locked at a build near the interchange, furniture held during a floor job in a home off Battle Creek Road, and seasonal stock staged at Kimball Crossing instead of crowding a sales floor. If it needs to stay dry, stay locked, and stay close, a container on your own lot beats renting space miles away.
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Budget $175 for the container, billed every 28 days, and a separate delivery-and-pickup charge based on how far your Kimball address is from our Bridgeport yard. We quote that distance charge when you call, before you decide. There is no surprise second figure later — the math is the container rate plus the trip, whether you are on Main Street or out Battle Creek Road.
Yes, and commercial drops are a big part of our Kimball work. Give us the store or shop address, tell us where behind or beside the building you want the unit, and we will set it where your staff can reach it without blocking customers. Retailers near the Walmart Supercenter at 525 Kimball Crossing Drive use that back-lot space for seasonal and overflow stock.
As a working picture, plan on a couple of rooms of furniture plus a solid stack of boxes — comparable to what most people load out of a one-car garage. A family clearing a primary bedroom, a living room, and the garage corners for a remodel usually fits comfortably. Pack heavy items low and first, and you will be surprised how much disappears into 16 feet when it is stacked with a plan.
It helps most with the messy middle of a move. Load the container at your Kimball place over several evenings, stage non-essentials out of the way while the house shows, and keep everything locked at ground level instead of piled in a friend's barn. When you are done sorting at the new place — in Jasper, South Pittsburg, or across the line in Alabama — call us and we will pick the empty unit up.
Most Kimball customers pick the driveway, a gravel pad, or a flat stretch beside a shop or garage. Firm and level beats soft and sloped every time, especially on the cove roads where yards tilt toward the creek. Walk the spot before delivery day, move trailers and extra vehicles, and think about whether the doors will swing clear once the unit is down.
Only in a practical sense: Exit 152 traffic and the U.S. 72 strip get busy, so tell us if your drop spot opens onto a crowded lot or a tight entrance near the interchange. Our route in from Bridgeport is a regular one, and we will plan the set-down with you on the phone. Call (256) 548-6021 with the address and we will talk through the approach.
Keep it from one 28-day cycle to the next for as long as the job lasts — a quick garage reset, a semester of overflow, or a slow estate sort all work on the same terms. The $175 charge simply repeats each cycle while the unit is with you. When it is empty, one call schedules the pickup; no need to predict that date the day it arrives.
Nothing flammable, leaking, spoiling, or illegal: no fuel, paint, chemicals, or perishable food, and no tires or mystery cans from the back of a shed. Drained lawn equipment, furniture, boxed goods, tools, and clean building materials are welcome. If a contractor is storing job supplies near Exit 152, the rule of thumb is simple — if it belongs in a hazmat cabinet, it stays out.
You do — bring your own padlock, keep the only key, and lock it as soon as you start loading. We provide the lockable steel box; the security choices are yours, which is how most customers want it. That also means our crew never needs inside your unit at pickup beyond confirming it is empty, so keep the key handy for your final walk-through.
The steel shell is weather-tight and made to sit outdoors through Tennessee weather, doors latched and seals doing their job. Shops at Kimball Crossing and homeowners along Battle Creek Road both ride out heavy rain with dry contents. Load on the driest day you can, keep cardboard directly off any damp surface, and close the doors fully each evening.
Yes — acreage owners on the roads behind the retail strip store feed, fencing supplies, hand tools, and seasonal equipment in a locked unit near the barn. Ground-level entry suits farm use because heavy items roll in instead of being lifted. Drain fuel from anything motorized before it goes inside, and keep chemicals and fuel stored separately, as with any of our rentals.
Contractors think so. A locked box at a Kimball build holds tools, fixtures, and materials that would otherwise ride home in a truck bed every night or sit exposed over a weekend. Set it once, load it as phases change, and have us collect it at punch-list time. Pair it with a dumpster on the same site and the keep-it and toss-it piles finally stay separate.
Use our order-by-date page to pick a delivery date, or call (256) 548-6021. Have the address, your placement spot, and a rough idea of what is going inside. Because our 10 units rotate between towns, reserving ahead beats hoping one is free the morning you need it, and we will confirm the distance-based delivery charge at the same time.
Regularly. Our Kimball runs naturally reach South Pittsburg to the west, Jasper to the northeast, New Hope across the river, and the unincorporated Marion County roads in between, plus Bridgeport and Stevenson in Alabama. Town-limit lines do not decide it — your address and a workable drop spot do. Give us the location and we will tell you straight whether it is on our route.
Absolutely. A remodel off Main Street might take a container for the furniture, a roll-off for the demolition, and a porta potty for the crew, all arranged in one conversation. Booking them together helps us sequence the drops so the storage arrives before tear-out starts. Call once and we will line up the whole site instead of piecing it together later.
Kimball service follows the ground people actually live on: the U.S. 72 and Main Street corridor, Kimball Crossing Drive and the retail lots near Interstate 24 Exit 152, Battle Creek Road, and the residential coves and county roads climbing behind the strip toward Dixie Lee and Raulstontown. We also reach the rural addresses between Kimball, South Pittsburg, and Jasper without treating them as special trips. Mention gates, long gravel drives, or a yard that stays soft after rain when you book, and call (256) 548-6021 if your spot sits well outside town — most of southern Marion County is already our working territory.
Doing the cleanup side too? Our dumpster rental in Kimball offers a 12-yard at $270, a 16-yard at $325, a 20-yard at $415, and a 30-yard at $625, with a 14-day rental included, 2 tons on the first three sizes, 4 tons on the 30-yard, $75 per ton over that, and $10 per day to extend. Reserve a container and a dumpster together on the order-by-date page.
Construction crews near Exit 152, retailers hosting a parking-lot event at Kimball Crossing, and churches or ballfields around town all ask us for porta potty rentals — $140, billed every 28 days, delivered clean and serviced on schedule. It is an easy companion to a Kimball container rental when the job will run more than a few days and the crew needs facilities on site.
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