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Central Virginia Containers
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Northern Neck · Middle Peninsula · Deltaville

Shipping containers for sale and rent on the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula.

From Gloucester to Kilmarnock and out to Deltaville, our containers end up at waterfront homes, farms, marinas and jobsites up and down the necks. We sell, rent and modify shipping containers and deliver them with our own tilt-deck trailer and our own crew, and we know what sandy soil and low ground near the water need.

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Serving the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula and delivering throughout the state. Monday–Friday, 8am–6pm.

Shipping container placed on a customer's property in Central Virginia
Last stop: your property
How people use them

Built for boats, farms and waterfront homes.

A container is a lockable steel building that shows up finished on delivery day, no concrete pad required. Here's how people on the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula put them to work.

01

Boats and marine gear

Lockable storage for outboards, kayaks, crab pots, fishing gear and dock supplies, close to the water. A roll-up door makes loading easier.

02

Farms and timber land

Dry, lockable storage for seed, tools and equipment on farms and timber land. A 40 ft or high cube gives you the most room.

03

Homes and weekend places

Garage overflow, a renovation, or secure storage at a second home. A 20 ft fits most home lots.

04

Contractors and businesses

Jobsite storage for builders and marine contractors, plus overflow space for shops, marinas and seasonal businesses. Rent month to month or buy.

Boats tied up at a marina in Urbanna on the Rappahannock River, with a tall ship anchored in the harbor
Service area · Northern Neck & Middle Peninsula

Both peninsulas, from Gloucester to Colonial Beach.

We deliver to waterfront homes, farms, marinas, jobsites and businesses across nine counties on the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula.

Urbanna, on the Rappahannock River

Gloucester County

Gloucester Courthouse, Hayes, Ware Neck and Gloucester Point.

Mathews County

Mathews, Port Haywood, Hudgins and Cobbs Creek.

Middlesex County

Deltaville, Urbanna, Saluda and Hartfield.

King and Queen County

King and Queen Court House, Walkerton, Shacklefords and Stevensville.

Essex County

Tappahannock, Center Cross and Dunnsville.

Lancaster County

Kilmarnock, White Stone, Irvington and Lancaster.

Northumberland County

Heathsville, Reedville, Callao and Burgess.

Richmond County

Warsaw, Farnham and Sharps.

Westmoreland County

Montross, Colonial Beach, Kinsale and Hague.

And everywhere else in Virginia.

We deliver statewide, from Northern Virginia to Southside and from the Shenandoah Valley to the coast. Call or text with your address and we'll give you a delivered price.

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Delivery

What we check before delivery.

Waterfront lots and low country roads come with their own surprises. Text us a few photos of the route and we'll tell you what your site needs.

Sandy soil and low ground

Sand can be firm when dry and soft when wet, and low spots near the marsh hold water. If the ground is saturated, we'll move the delivery date instead of rutting your yard.

Long, narrow lanes

Long, narrow drives down to the water are common. Tell us how long the drive is and whether it has tight turns. A 20 ft container needs about 70 ft of straight-line working room, a 40 ft about 120 ft.

Flood zones and setbacks

Many waterfront lots sit in a flood zone or have shoreline setbacks. Check with your county before you pick a spot, and keep the container on the highest ground you can.

Trees and overhead lines

We need about 13.5 ft of overhead clearance. Low limbs over a lane and service lines running to a house or boathouse are the usual surprises.

The full checklist, with diagrams, is in our delivery guide.

Pricing

Buy, rent, rent-to-own or modify.

Container prices move with the market, and delivery depends on how far you are from our yard. We don't post a "starting at" number that leaves delivery out. Here's where to find a real price for your address.

Buy
Today's price

20 ft, 40 ft and 40 ft high cube, used or one-trip.

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Rent
$150–$200 / mo

$150 for a 20 ft, $200 for a 40 ft or high cube. You pay the first month plus delivery and pickup. One-month minimum.

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Rent-to-own
$99 down

On standard containers delivered within 150 miles of our yard. The Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula fall inside that range, and we'll confirm it for your address.

How rent-to-own works
Modify
Built to order

Roll-up doors for equipment, walk-through doors, windows, insulation, electrical and paint, quoted for what you're building.

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Reviews

What customers tell us after delivery day.

Customers across Virginia mention the same things: communication, knowing the business, and careful placement.

★★★★★
Outstanding customer service! Owner, Jack knows this business from beginning to delivery! Absolutely the best! Seriously, your satisfaction is priority with Jack!
Mary W.
★★★★★
Received our one-trip container and the process was simple and efficient. Highly recommend.
Supakunya E.
★★★★★
Jack was super attentive and helpful. He delivered our two 20' containers quickly and took the extra time to see to it that they were placed exactly where we wanted them.
Chris S.
FAQ

Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula container questions.

Anything not covered here, call or text (804) 822-4610 and ask.

01Do you deliver to the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula?

Yes, across Gloucester, Mathews, Middlesex, King and Queen, Essex, Lancaster, Northumberland, Richmond and Westmoreland counties. Call or text (804) 822-4610 with your address for a delivered price.

02Can you deliver to a waterfront or low-lying property?

Often, yes, as long as the ground is firm and the truck can reach the spot safely. Send photos of the route from the road to where you want it. The driver walks it on delivery day and makes the final call, so have a Plan B spot in mind too.

03What size container is best for boat and fishing gear?

A 20 ft holds outboards, kayaks, crab pots and fishing gear and fits most waterfront lots. For bulk storage or longer items, a 40 ft or 40 ft high cube gives you the most room. Call us and we'll help you size it.

04How much does delivery cost on the Northern Neck?

Delivery is based on distance from our yard in Rockville. Call or text and we'll give you the complete delivered price.

05Do I need a permit for a container near the water?

Each county sets its own zoning rules, and waterfront lots can have shoreline setbacks and flood zone requirements. Check with your county zoning office, and your HOA if you have one, before delivery day.

06Is rent-to-own available on the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula?

Yes. Standard containers delivered within 150 miles of our yard are $99 down through our partner My Container Rental, with no credit check. Both peninsulas are inside that range, and we'll confirm it for your address. See rent-to-own.

Before delivery day

Getting the container is one thing. Getting it onto your property is another.

See how much room the truck needs, how to prepare your site, and what to expect when your container arrives.

Prepare for Delivery
Shipping container being unloaded from a tilt-deck trailer

Photo: Urbanna is a charming small town located along the Rappahannock River in the Northern Neck of Virginia. Credit: Hannah Armstrong/Virginia Tourism Corporation

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