20ft, 40ft, high cube, modified, and refrigerated containers delivered to Hattiesburg and the Pine Belt, including Petal, Purvis, Sumrall, Laurel and Ellisville.
Hattiesburg is home to the University of Southern Mississippi and sits where I-59, US 49 and US 98 meet. Deliveries reach Forrest, Lamar, Jones, Perry and Covington counties. Delivery areas include Downtown Hattiesburg, the Avenues, Midtown, the Oaks District, Parkhaven and Palmer's Crossing.
Hattiesburg's Land Development Code, updated March 17, 2026, requires a certificate of zoning compliance for every accessory use and structure, so a container that will stay on a lot starts with the Planning Division.
Include your address and a description of the access when you request a quote.
Owners moving into or out of a home in Hattiesburg may keep a POD storage unit on a residential lot for up to 90 days, at least five feet from neighboring residential property lines. Ask the Planning Division whether a shipping container counts as one.
A container can hold tools and materials on a Hattiesburg construction or remodeling job for up to six months, and the city may grant one six-month extension case by case. For a job in Petal or Oak Grove, ask the city or county that governs the site.
At a log landing or a camp, a lockable container can hold saws, parts and safety gear for a landowner or a logging crew.
On a cattle or hay farm in Forrest, Perry or Jones County, a container beside the barn can keep feed, fencing and tools dry.
Stores that add a container for outside storage show it on the site plan the city reviews, as the Land Development Code requires.
A container behind a church or school can hold event supplies, tables and sports equipment.
For permit questions on a specific address, contact the City of Hattiesburg Planning Division at 601-545-4599 or the Building Division at 601-554-1003.
Containers are available in several grades, from used wind and water tight to one-trip.
Call or text (330) 510-5817, or use the quote form above.