Valley Head, Alabama (ZIP 35989) is a DeKalb County town of 577 people at the 2020 census, sitting in the valley below Lookout Mountain where Alabama Highway 117 meets US Highway 11 and County Road 137, with Interstate 59 just to the west. It is the valley town beneath Mentone — home to Valley Head High School, the historic Winston Place, and Sequoyah Caverns up the road. Construction and manufacturing are big parts of work here, and so are farms, acreage homes and older houses that never have enough storage. When a remodel starts, a farm shop overflows, or a family property needs settling, the choice has usually been hauling everything to a facility in Fort Payne. TriStateDumpIt brings the storage to you instead: a 16-ft, ground-level, weather-tight steel container delivered to your Valley Head property for $175, billed every 28 days, locked with your own padlock. We run in from our Bridgeport yard — call ahead, because our ten units rotate — and we will set the container where it works for your place.
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The mobile storage unit we deliver in Valley Head is 16 ft of lockable steel that sits on the ground, so you load it walking straight in — no steps up into a truck bed and no lift. It is weather-tight through valley storms and summer humidity, and at $175 billed every 28 days it stays affordable whether you need it for one cycle or a long project. Delivery and pickup are priced by distance from Bridgeport, quoted for your address when you call.
Valley Head uses are practical ones. A contractor working jobs along Highway 117 or US-11 keeps tools and materials locked on the job site instead of hauling them home nightly. A farm family stores feed, seed and equipment parts under cover near the barn rather than in an open shed. Homeowners near Valley Head High School clear a couple of rooms for new flooring, and families settling a relative's place sort belongings at their own pace with the container in the yard. Businesses in town use one for seasonal overflow that will not fit a back room.
Set the container on firm, level ground — a driveway, a gravel area by a shop, or a level yard spot. Valley floor ground can hold water after heavy rain, so a gravel base or a spot with a little drainage is the smart pick. Mention long driveways, gates and any low limbs on County Road 137 or your side road when you book, and we will plan the placement with you.
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It is $175 for a 16-ft container, billed every 28 days, and you can renew cycle to cycle for as long as you need it. Delivery and pickup are priced by distance from our Bridgeport yard to your Valley Head address, so call (256) 548-6021 and we will quote the full figure for your spot on Highway 117, US-11 or a county road.
We bring the container out from Bridgeport and set it on the level spot you choose — by the barn, beside the shop, or in the drive. Tell us ahead about gates, long dirt drives and soft ground after rain on your place, and our driver will come prepared to place it where it stays solid and accessible.
Picture emptying a couple of rooms: sofas, beds, dressers, a dining set and stacks of boxes all fit, which is about the same volume as a one-car garage cleared wall to wall. That covers most Valley Head kitchen, bath or flooring projects, with the contents kept in the yard instead of piled in the one room you are still living in.
It can sit on firm, level grass or packed dirt for a short stay, but gravel or pavement is better here — valley ground stays wet after storms, and a container that settles is harder to load level. If your only spot is grass, pick the highest, driest patch and tell us when you book so we can advise.
As long as the job takes. Billing runs in 28-day cycles, so a quick remodel might be one cycle, a farm season or an estate settling might be several. There is no need to empty it between cycles — call us only when it is empty and you want it picked up from your property.
No fuel, oil, paint, chemicals or solvents, no perishable food, and nothing illegal. That protects the container, your other belongings and your property. Tools, farm supplies in sealed containers with fuel drained from equipment, furniture, appliances and boxed household goods are all welcome.
Yes — it is a steel box and you lock it with your own padlock, so only you have the key. Contractors working around Valley Head, Hammondville and the I-59 corridor use them for exactly that reason: tools and materials stay locked on site overnight instead of riding back and forth in a truck bed every day.
The container is weather-tight steel, which makes it a real step up from an open barn bay for bagged feed, seed and parts — dry, off the ground and behind a lock. Valley Head farm families use them through planting and harvest for overflow that cannot stay exposed to humidity and pests in an open shed.
Yes, and it takes pressure off a hard job. Set the container in the yard, move furniture and boxes into it as you sort room by room, and take the time family members need — the container renews every 28 days until the house is settled. What is being discarded can go in a dumpster alongside; what is being kept stays locked and dry.
It does. Homes near the high school and along US-11 show better with spare furniture and seasonal clutter out of the rooms. Load those pieces into the container in your driveway, keep them on the property while the house is listed, and unload or move them after closing without a single trip to an out-of-town facility.
Shops and services in a small town rarely have warehouse space, so a container behind the building holds seasonal stock, fixtures and records through a busy stretch, billed every 28 days only while it is needed. When the overflow clears, we pick the unit up and the cost stops — no lease on space you no longer use.
Use the order-by-date page or call (256) 548-6021 with your address and your preferred spot. Reserve ahead when you can: we operate ten units and they rotate around the tri-state area, so a few days of lead time is the surest way to have one in Valley Head on the day your project starts.
Our Valley Head route also covers Mentone up Highway 117, Hammondville, and the farms and homes along US-11 and the I-59 exits, plus DeKalb County addresses toward Fort Payne. If you are just outside the town limits in the 35989 ZIP, you are almost certainly already on our delivery run.
Yes. Add a roll-off dumpster for remodel debris or a cleanout, or a porta potty for a job site or an event at a church or community gathering, to the same call. One booking with TriStateDumpIt can put storage, disposal and restrooms on your Valley Head property together.
Our Valley Head service area covers the town and the valley around it — homes and farms along Alabama Highway 117 toward Mentone and toward Hammondville, addresses on US Highway 11, County Road 137, and the rural roads climbing toward Lookout Mountain on one side and the I-59 corridor on the other. We serve properties near Valley Head High School, around the Winston Place area, and out toward Sequoyah Caverns. Long driveways, farm gates and low ground after rain are the delivery details that matter here, so describe your place when you book. If you sit between Valley Head and Fort Payne or up on the mountain in Mentone, call (256) 548-6021 to confirm — most of those addresses are on our run.
For the debris half of a Valley Head project, our dumpster rental in Valley Head runs 12-yard $270, 16-yard $325, 20-yard $415 and 30-yard $625 with a 14-day rental — 2 tons included on the first three sizes, 4 tons on the 30-yard, $75 per ton over and $10 per day to extend. Roof tear-offs, farm outbuilding cleanouts and whole-house remodels along Highway 117 and US-11 are the common Valley Head loads, and most fit the middle sizes. Keep what matters in a storage container, toss what does not, and book both from the order-by-date page.
Job sites along Highway 117, farm work crews and community events around Valley Head all need the same simple thing, and our porta potty rentals provide it for $140, billed every 28 days. We deliver a clean unit, service it on schedule and remove it when the work ends — handy on acreage jobs and remodel sites where the house plumbing is torn out or the crew is working far from the house.
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