Stevenson, Alabama (ZIP 35772) is a railroad town in northern Jackson County where US Highway 72 and State Highway 117 cross near the Tennessee River. Built around the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, its 1872 depot — now the Stevenson Railroad Depot Museum — still anchors downtown, Fort Harker overlooks the town from the Civil War era, and Crow Creek feeds Lake Guntersville at Stevenson City Park. It is also home ground for TriStateDumpIt: our yard sits just up the road in Bridgeport, and Stevenson families, farms, and contractors are some of our closest customers. When a Stevenson home is being remodeled, a farm needs dry locked storage by the barn, or a family is settling a property that has been theirs for generations, a storage container delivered to the property beats hauling loads across the county. Our 16-ft steel containers sit at ground level in your driveway or yard for $175, billed every 28 days, for as many cycles as the project takes.
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Our mobile storage unit is a 16-ft steel container delivered to your Stevenson property and set at ground level — no steps, no lift, just walk your furniture, tools, or materials straight in. It is weather-tight and lockable, and you secure it with your own padlock so only you hold the key. The rate is $175, billed every 28 days, and delivery and pickup are priced by distance from our Bridgeport yard, which keeps Stevenson among our shortest, most affordable runs.
Good fits in Stevenson include remodels on the older homes near the historic district and Fort Harker, where furniture needs somewhere safe while floors and walls are redone; staging a house for sale along AL-117; farm equipment and feed storage on the acreage out toward Crow Creek; job-site tool and material storage for crews working the US-72 corridor; and estate cleanouts where a family needs weeks, not a weekend, to sort a household. Church and classroom overflow, and seasonal storage for small businesses downtown, round out the list.
We run a fleet of 10 units and they rotate constantly between Stevenson, Bridgeport, and Scottsboro jobs, so call ahead to line up your week. Once your container is set, load it on your schedule — evenings, weekends, a little at a time — and call us when it is ready to come back. No trips to a storage facility, no truck rental, no deadline pressure from a facility office.
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A 16-ft mobile storage container in Stevenson is $175, billed every 28 days. That is one flat rate for as long as you keep it, cycle to cycle. Delivery and pickup are priced separately by distance from our Bridgeport yard, so a drop near the Stevenson Railroad Depot Museum on Main Street and a drop out toward Crow Creek will not carry the exact same delivery fee — call (256) 548-6021 and we will quote your address up front.
We haul the container from our Bridgeport yard and set it where you point us. In Stevenson that usually means runs along US Highway 72 and State Highway 117, into neighborhoods near Fort Harker and out the roads toward Crow Creek and Lake Guntersville. Tell us about gates, low limbs, or a soft yard when you book, and our driver will plan a spot with solid footing.
Think in rooms, not measurements: a 16-ft container comfortably holds the furniture from a couple of rooms, or most of what comes out of a one-car garage — couches, beds, dressers, boxed kitchen goods, and tools, stacked with care. Stevenson families clearing a house before a sale usually find one unit handles the staged rooms, and if the attic and outbuilding join the pile, a second cycle or a second unit is easy to arrange.
On a driveway, in a level spot in the yard, beside a barn, or on a job site — it just needs reasonably level, firm ground it can be set on at ground level. Around Stevenson that includes gravel farm lanes and paved drives off AL-117. Avoid soft, wet low ground near the creek bottoms after heavy rain, and we will walk the spot with you by phone before delivery day.
As long as you need it. Rentals run cycle to cycle, every 28 days at $175, with no need to guess your finish date on day one. A remodel that stretches through Depot Days season, a farm project that waits on weather, a house closing that slips a few weeks — the container simply stays put until you call for pickup.
Furniture, tools, farm equipment and feed in sealed containers, boxed household goods, building materials, and seasonal business overflow all store well. Vehicles and equipment are fine too. Keep out fuel, chemicals, paint, perishables, and anything illegal — those do not belong in a sealed steel box in the Alabama heat, and they are not allowed. When in doubt, ask us before you load it.
Yes — you lock it with your own padlock, and only you have the key. The container is lockable, weather-tight steel, but the lock itself is yours, which means nobody else, including us, can open your unit while it sits at your Stevenson property. Bring a sturdy padlock on delivery day and you are set from the first load.
The containers are weather-tight steel built to sit outdoors. Stevenson's rain rolling off the river and Crow Creek is exactly what they are made for. Load furniture up off the floor on pallets or blankets if you want extra peace of mind, keep cardboard boxes toward the middle, and your goods ride out storm season dry.
Yes. Staging is one of the most common Stevenson uses: clear the extra furniture, the garage overflow, and the closets into a container in your own driveway, photograph a tidy house, and move at your own pace after closing. Because it sits at ground level, you load a little each evening instead of making repeated trips to an off-site facility across the county.
Regularly. Farms around Stevenson and out toward Fackler and Hollywood use a 16-ft unit for feed in sealed bins, hand tools, fencing supplies, and small equipment that needs to stay dry and locked between seasons. Set it once beside the barn and it works like an extra secure shed — without building one or waiting on a permit for a permanent structure.
Yes. Crews working the US-72 corridor keep tools, fixtures, and materials locked on site instead of hauling them back and forth every day. A container beside a remodel or new build in Stevenson means the saws and supplies are waiting each morning, secured each night, and out of the weather the whole job long.
When a family is settling a property — some Stevenson homes have been in the same family since the railroad era — a container gives you a place to sort. Keep what the family is dividing in the locked unit on site, work through rooms at a respectful pace, and pair it with a dumpster for what is not being kept. Nothing has to leave the property until decisions are made.
Book online in minutes on our order-by-date page, or call (256) 548-6021 and talk to a local person. 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 Stevenson address.
Our Stevenson route also covers Bridgeport, Fackler, Hollywood, and the communities along US-72 toward Scottsboro, plus deliveries up toward the Tennessee line. If your place sits between Stevenson and one of those towns on a county road, you are almost certainly already on our regular run — call and we will confirm your address.
Yes. Roll-off dumpsters run 12-yard at $270, 16-yard at $325, 20-yard at $415, and 30-yard at $625, each with a 14-day rental, and porta potties are $140, billed every 28 days, for job sites and events like Depot Days work weekends. Add either to your container booking or rent them on their own — one call handles all three.
We deliver storage containers across Stevenson and the surrounding northern Jackson County countryside — along US-72 toward Bridgeport and Hollywood, down AL-117 through town, out to Stevenson City Park and the Crow Creek area, and onto the farm roads toward Fackler. Many Stevenson properties have long gravel driveways, gates, and mature trees, and low ground near the creek bottoms can go soft after rain. Tell us about tight turns, low limbs, gates, or slopes when you book, and our driver will plan a drop spot with firm footing. If you are just outside the city limits in unincorporated Jackson County, you are still on our regular route — call (256) 548-6021 to confirm your address.
Need to throw things away instead of store them? TriStateDumpIt also delivers roll-off dumpster rental in Stevenson in four sizes on the same local run: 12-yard at $270, 16-yard at $325, 20-yard at $415, and 30-yard at $625, each with a 14-day rental period included. Pair one with your storage container for a remodel or estate job — store the keepers, toss the rest — or book on our order-by-date page on its own.
From job sites along US-72 to events and work weekends around Stevenson City Park and the Depot Days grounds, our porta potty rentals in Stevenson are $140, billed every 28 days. Units arrive clean, are serviced on schedule, and are picked up when your job or event wraps up — a practical add-on for remodels where the home bathroom is torn out, and for crews working anywhere in the Stevenson area.
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