New Hope, Tennessee is a small incorporated town of about 987 people (2020 census) on the south side of a U-shaped bend of the Tennessee River in Marion County, directly across Nickajack Lake from South Pittsburg. First known as Antioch and incorporated in 1974, the town took its name from the local New Hope Church and cemetery, and State Route 156 runs east to west through it — crossing the Shelby Rhinehart Bridge to South Pittsburg one way and heading toward Interstate 24 near Haletown the other. Nickajack Dam closes the river at the town's eastern edge, the Alabama state line lies a few miles south, and landmarks run quiet and local: the Maple View Public Use Area by Nickajack Cave and the Shrine of Our Lady Virgin of the Poor on Burns Island Road. Life here is lakeside and rural, and storage needs follow suit — lake-house gear, a remodel, a family property to settle. TriStateDumpIt delivers 16-ft containers from Bridgeport for $175, billed every 28 days.
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Our mobile storage unit brings a 16-ft steel room to your New Hope lot: ground-level doors, weather-tight walls, and a lock you control. For a town spread along Tennessee Route 156 and the lanes climbing toward the plateau, that matters — your furniture, tools, or fishing and boating gear stay at home, locked, instead of in a rented room across the bridge in South Pittsburg or up the road in Jasper.
One rate covers every New Hope rental: $175, billed every 28 days, for a single cycle or a whole season. Delivery and pickup are priced by distance from our Bridgeport yard — New Hope is a short, regular run for us across the river country — and we quote that charge before you book. We own 10 units that rotate around the area, so call ahead to claim your dates rather than waiting until the truck is already loaded.
Typical New Hope uses are close to the water and close to home: lake-house furniture held during a reflooring, boating and seasonal gear locked near the house instead of a damp boathouse corner, tools at a small job site on Route 156, and a family's belongings kept on the property while an estate is sorted out at a pace that suits everybody involved.
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The container is $175, billed every 28 days, and delivery plus pickup are charged by distance from our Bridgeport yard. We will quote the full picture for your Route 156 or Burns Island Road address when you call (256) 548-6021, before you commit to anything. Keep the unit one cycle or several — the container rate itself never changes between the first cycle and the fifth.
Yes — the blue Shelby Rhinehart Bridge on Tennessee Route 156, which replaced the old South Pittsburg ferry in 1981, is part of our normal run into New Hope. We cross from South Pittsburg, follow Route 156 through town, and set the container at your home, lake property, or job site. Tell us about a steep lane or a tight turn off the highway when you book.
Plan on roughly two rooms of household contents — sofas, beds, tables, an appliance or two, and boxes stacked with care — comparable to a one-car garage load. Lake-house owners fit off-season furniture, cushions, and gear with room to spare for totes. Load the big pieces first, keep anything you will want mid-season near the doors, and the space goes further than it first looks.
A flat driveway, a gravel pull-off, or a level yard spot near the house or shop works best. New Hope lots along the river flats are often generous, but ground near Nickajack Lake can stay soft after rain, so a firm surface is the safer choice. Keep the unit on your own land; if street placement is ever your only option, check with the town of New Hope first.
It is a natural fit here. Rods, tackle, life jackets, cushions, and small equipment live in a locked, weather-tight box at the house instead of a damp corner or an open carport steps from the water. Maple View and Nickajack Cave days start faster when the gear is organized at home. Anything with fuel stays out — drain motors and store fuel separately, as always.
As long as the job or the season requires. Rentals roll from one 28-day cycle to the next at $175, so a reflooring might take one cycle while settling a family property takes several, with no renegotiation in between. When the box stands empty and you are truly done, call us and we will come and get it — you set the end date by how the work goes.
Fuel, paint, chemicals, perishables, and anything illegal are out, every time. So are leaking cans and anything that could spoil or draw pests during a warm lakeside summer. Furniture, tools, boxed household goods, and drained equipment are all welcome. If you are clearing an old outbuilding near the Alabama line and find unknown drums or chemicals, set those aside and ask us how to handle them.
With your own padlock, to which only you hold the key. We deliver a lockable steel unit and step back — no copy of your key exists on our end, and nobody opens the box while it is yours. Fit a sturdy padlock on delivery day, and keep the key somewhere you will find it at pickup time, when we confirm together that the unit is empty.
The container is weather-tight steel, designed for outdoor life in exactly this river climate, and closed doors keep driving rain where it belongs. New Hope customers store furniture and household goods through wet seasons without trouble. Load dry, keep fabrics and papers from sitting against anything damp, and avoid sealing in wet items after a day on Nickajack Lake.
Yes — clearing clutter into a locked box in your own driveway is the simplest staging trick there is, and it works whether buyers come from across the bridge in South Pittsburg or up from Alabama. Rooms photograph bigger, closets look honest, and your belongings never leave the property. After closing, have us collect the container or keep it a cycle while you settle into the next place.
Builders and remodelers along Route 156 use one as their lockup: tools, fixtures, and materials secured at the site overnight instead of riding in an open truck bed to the next county. Ground-level loading makes the morning routine quick. Pair the container with a dumpster and the site stays tidy — materials in steel, debris in the roll-off, nothing under a tarp.
Book through our order-by-date page or call (256) 548-6021 with your address and the spot you have picked. Our fleet is 10 units rotating between towns, so a little lead time secures your dates, and we will confirm the distance-based delivery charge in the same call. Mention any slope, gate, or narrow lane off Route 156 so delivery day holds no surprises.
South Pittsburg sits directly across the Shelby Rhinehart Bridge, Kimball and Jasper are across the river to the north, Haletown lies along Route 156 toward Interstate 24, and Bridgeport and Stevenson are just over the Alabama line. New Hope's position makes it a natural stop among all of them. If your property is on a side road between those points, call and ask — odds are good we pass it.
Yes, all three travel the same roads. A lake-house renovation often takes a container for the furniture worth keeping and a dumpster for the demolition, while a longer build adds a porta potty for the crew. Tell us the whole plan when you book and we will sequence the deliveries so each piece arrives when it is actually needed.
New Hope service follows Tennessee Route 156 from the Shelby Rhinehart Bridge through town toward Haletown and Interstate 24, plus the local roads that branch toward Nickajack Dam, the Maple View Public Use Area, Burns Island Road, and the Alabama state line to the south. River-flat driveways, lanes climbing toward the plateau, and lake homes with long approaches are all normal stops — just describe yours when you book. If your place sits in unincorporated Marion County just outside the town boundary, call (256) 548-6021; the boundary line rarely changes whether we can reach you.
For the debris half of a New Hope project, our dumpster rental in New Hope lists a 12-yard at $270, a 16-yard at $325, a 20-yard at $415, and a 30-yard at $625, each with a 14-day rental, 2 tons included on the smaller three and 4 tons on the 30-yard, $75 per ton overage, and $10 per day extensions. Book a dumpster beside your container on the order-by-date page.
Crews building along Route 156, workers on a lake-house project, and gatherings near the Maple View area use our porta potty rentals in New Hope — $140, billed every 28 days, delivered clean and serviced on schedule. It pairs easily with a container rental when a job will keep people on your property for more than a few days.
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