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Portable Storage In Teton Valley, Idaho

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Email info@tetonvalleystorage.com

PRICING & SPECS

IDAHO.

Teton Valley Area

$160

/month

DELIVERY & PICKUP FEE

$145 each way / $290 round trip

Paid up front with your reservation.

Reserve

Dimensions

Door Opening: 78″ (H) x 68″ (W)

Interior: 189” L x 90” W x 91” H
Exterior: 194” L x 96” W x 96” H

Containers may be transported with contents.

Weight

16″ Container: 2,822 lbs Tare

interior

3/4” Marine grade plywood, sealed with polyurethane, water-based, non-slip, non-toxic, and non-odorous coating
Anti-condensation spray on roof

STEEL CONSTRUCTION

Highest grade and best quality steel, SPA-H and SPA-C​
Roof: 4.0mm (6 ga) corrugated “ISO Style” steel

Features

Lock assembly is welded, riveted, stainless steel construction, including a solid locking pin and emergency release cable

Structure

10,000 lbs cargo load on base, 120 mph wind resistant, 60 psf snow load on roof

Teton Valley Storage Portable Storage for Rent

IDAHO.

Teton Valley Area

$195

/month

DELIVERY & PICKUP FEE

$145 each way / $290 round trip

Paid up front with your reservation.

Reserve

Dimensions

Interior: 230″ (L) x 92″ (W) x 92″ (H)
Exterior: 234″ (L) x 96″ (W) x 96″ (H)

Door Opening for End Door Set Up: 72″ (H) x 68″ (W)

Containers may be transported with contents

Weight

End Door Set Up: 72″ 3,300 lbs Tare

interior

Wall vents promote ample air flow
Anti-condensation spray on ceiling

Floor

Marine grade plywood (3/4”) sealed with non-slip, non-toxic, non-odorous coating

Features

Solid locking pin, welded and riveted, galvanized powder coated, 3 layers of paint, with emergency release cable

Structure

Load Rating: 125 psf on base
Wind Rating: 120 mph
Snow Load: 60 psf on roof
Roof made from one piece of steel, no welds

If you still have questions, give us a call and we’ll be happy to help you find your perfect solution.

Looking for portable storage in Teton Valley? Teton Valley Storage provides convenient, locally owned portable storage delivered directly to your home, business, or jobsite throughout Tetonia, Driggs, Victor, Alta, and surrounding communities. Whether you’re moving, remodeling, managing a construction project, or simply need extra space, our portable storage containers make storing your belongings simple and convenient.

Unlike traditional self storage, our containers come to you. Load and unload on your own schedule, keep the container on-site while you work, and let us pick it up when you’re ready. From residential moves to commercial projects, we’re proud to provide dependable portable storage solutions throughout Teton Valley.

  • Locally Owned Storage
  • Serving Driggs, Victor, Tetonia, Alta, and nearby communities
  • Delivered directly to your home, business, or jobsite

Portable Storage Built for Life in Teton Valley

Life in Teton Valley comes with changing seasons, active lifestyles, and projects that don’t always fit a strict timeline. Whether you’re preparing for winter, renovating during the summer building season, or storing outdoor recreation equipment between adventures, our portable storage containers provide a convenient solution that stays at your location until you’re ready.

As a locally owned portable storage provider, we’re proud to serve customers throughout Teton Valley with dependable delivery, flexible rental terms, and friendly local service.

Why Teton Valley Chooses Our Portable Storage

Locally Owned & Operated

Proudly serving Tetonia, Driggs, Victor, Alta, and surrounding communities.

Delivered to Your Property

We bring the storage container directly to your home, business, or jobsite.

Flexible Rentals

Keep your container for as little or as long as your project requires.

Built for Every Project

Ideal for moving, remodeling, construction, business storage, and seasonal needs.

Secure Storage

Weather-resistant containers help protect your belongings throughout the rental period.

Friendly Local Service

Our local team is here to make delivery, pickup, and scheduling simple.

Serving Communities Throughout Teton Valley

We proudly deliver portable storage containers throughout the Teton Valley region, making it easy to get the extra space you need without traveling to a storage facility. Whether you’re located in town or on a rural property, we’ll work with you to schedule convenient delivery and pickup.

Our portable storage services are available throughout:

  • Driggs
  • Victor
  • Tetonia
  • Alta
  • Teton Valley
  • Surrounding eastern Idaho communities

Serving More Than One Area?

Whether you’re located in Teton Valley or Jackson Hole, we make it easy to find the right portable storage solution for your location.

Looking for service in another area? Visit our Portable Storage page to explore all of our service areas, compare container sizes, and learn more about how portable storage works.

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Tips & Tricks

Teton Valley Storage in Idaho

Whether you’re packing a portable storage unit or a traditional self-storage unit, it’s important to keep your items safe and accessible.

The friendly, professional staff at Teton Valley Storage is always ready to explain your options and provide you assistance.

To get you started, we’ve gathered a few tips and suggestions to streamline your portable storage experience.

  • Teton Valley Storage has two portable storage container sizes: 8 x 16 and 8 x 20, and they can each hold 10,000 lbs.
  • A container that is too small will ultimately lead to frustration — either trying to squeeze your belongings in or having to size up in the end.
  • If you lease a container that has more space than you need you’ll waste money, and it will be harder to keep your belongings from shifting. This could result in damage and breakage to your valuables.
  • If you’re not sure which container meets your needs, give us a call. We’ll be happy to help.
  • While our containers are designed to keep out natural elements like snow and rain, they can’t prevent your items from getting wet while you pack them into the unit.
  • Don’t pack your container on a rainy day. Moisture that collects on the outside of your packages can seep through boxes and lead to mildew or rot — the last thing you want to find when you eventually pull things out of storage.
  • Measure and estimate the collective packing size of the items you plan to store.
  • To keep items off the unit floor, use furniture pads or cover the floor under your belongings with pallets.
  • Be sure your boxes are strong enough to hold 25-30 pounds (don’t overpack).
  • Think about arranging for easy access. Plan for anything that you use frequently to be placed in the front of your unit.
  • Place boxes that contain fragile or delicate items on top of boxes packed with heavier, sturdier things.
  • If you’re storing business files, leave a pathway for easier access.
  • List contents on all four sides of boxes and seal tightly.
  • Large pictures and mirrors should be wrapped in cardboard, marked “FRAGILE” and stacked on end.
  • China, crystal, porcelain, and any other breakable items should be carefully wrapped in packing paper and/or bubble wrap and boxes should be marked “FRAGILE.” These boxes should be stacked on top of the heavier items.
  • Large appliances make excellent packing space for blankets, towels, bedding, table linens, and heavy clothing.
  • To prevent accidental damage, place TVs and other electronics in the rear of your unit.
  • Sofas and love seats can be stored on end to save floor space.
    Wrap cushions in plastic furniture covers and place them on top of sofas.
  • Cover everything with furniture covers to prevent dust.
  • Don’t place sharp or heavy objects on upholstered or leather furniture.
  • Wrap furniture legs in furniture covers or pads to prevent damage.
  • If you need to store any furniture that can be broken down, keep small parts in plastic bags and tape them to the item.
  • If you store mattresses on their sides, prop them up so that they stand straight. This will prevent them from bending and becoming out of shape and lumpy.
  • If you are breaking down a bed frame, be sure to keep all small parts in a plastic bag and tape it to the frame.
  • Be sure to speak with the driver before or upon arrival, so your container is in an appropriate space.
  • Don’t place it on a newly paved driveway or uneven surface, and decide in which direction you’d like the door to face.
  • If you’re planning to keep your car in your garage, arrange for the container to be placed in a spot that doesn’t interfere with your access.
  • Estimate the number of boxes you’ll need as well as packing material (packing paper, bubble wrap, foam shipping noodles), tape, and markers.
  • Use strong, new, or almost new, boxes. Used boxes may be harboring insects or rodents, and they may be in a weakened condition.
  • Create an inventory list of your items, and keep copies in a safe place away from the unit.
  • Identify which items you may need to access while they are in storage.
  • It is prohibited to store flammable, hazardous, or combustible materials (paint, paint thinner, gasoline, propane, or paint).
  • Drain fuel from lawnmowers, snowblowers, trimmers, or any other equipment with gas engines.
  • You are also prohibited from storing perishable items, such as food or even pet food. These can attract rodents and insects.
  • Furniture with drawers can be utilized to store linens and small items.
  • Even fragile items can be stored in drawers if wrapped properly. Don’t forget to carefully wrap linens in acid-free paper to prevent staining or deterioration.
  • Shovels, hoes, rakes, and hoses can be stored in clean, empty trash cans. You can also stack cans inside each other.
  • Break down tables that have removable legs to save space. Cover with furniture covers or pads to prevent damage.
  • Never cover or wrap wood items with plastic. It can leave a residue that causes permanent damage.
  • Wipe metal items such as bikes, tables, and tools with machine oil to prevent rust and corrosion.

FAQS

Have questions about portable storage in Jackson Hole? Here are answers to some of the questions we hear most often.

Yes. We regularly deliver portable storage containers throughout Driggs, Victor, Tetonia, Alta, and surrounding communities across Teton Valley.

Delivery and pickup are $145 each way ($290 round trip). These fees are paid upfront when you reserve your portable storage container.

Yes. Most customers keep their portable storage container on-site while moving, remodeling, or completing a construction project. This allows you to load and unload at your own pace.

We offer both 8 × 16 and 8 × 20 portable storage containers. Whether you’re storing the contents of a small home or need extra space for a larger project, we have an option to fit your needs.

Portable storage saves you time and extra trips by bringing the storage container directly to your location. You can load it on your own schedule, keep it on-site for convenient access, and have it picked up when you’re finished.

Site Preparation

Site Preparation for a Portable Storage Unit

Surface Conditions

Your storage unit needs a stable, level foundation. The surface it sits on directly affects its durability and accessibility.

  • Gravel, concrete, or asphalt – These surfaces provide the best stability and drainage.
  • Grass or dirt – These are usable but may become uneven over time, causing the unit to shift. If using these surfaces, consider placing wooden planks or concrete pavers underneath for added support.
  • Soft or muddy ground – These surfaces may be unable to bear the weight, as the unit may sink on an uneven surface.

Trees, Power Lines, and Other Obstacles

Overhanging tree branches

These can drop debris, scratch, or even damage the unit over time. Trim any low-hanging limbs.

Power lines

Portable storage units are delivered via truck and may require overhead clearance. Ensure there are no power lines obstructing the delivery path.

Fences and structures

Make sure the unit can be placed with enough clearance for doors to open fully.

Floodplains and Drainage

Moisture and flooding can create serious issues for your stored items.

  • Low-lying areas – Avoid placing your unit in a flood-prone area where water can pool.
  • Proper drainage – Ensure rainwater can flow away from the site rather than collecting under the unit. A gravel base can help with drainage.

Security Considerations

Keeping your stored belongings safe should be a priority.

  • Visibility – If possible, place the unit in a well-lit area to deter theft and vandalism.
  • Locks and barriers – Consider adding a heavy-duty lock and, if necessary, positioning the unit behind a gate or fence for added security.

Prep Your Space

Your storage unit, especially when full, is heavy. Make sure your chosen location can support it.

  • Weight-bearing capacity – Avoid weak surfaces like soft soil or unsupported decks.
  • Delivery access – Ensure that trucks can easily reach the site without tight turns or obstacles.

By preparing your site in advance, you’ll ensure that your portable storage unit stays secure, accessible, and in great condition. Taking these steps now saves time and prevents potential problems later!

How to schedule your delivery:

Please tell us about your needs using the form below.

A local representative will reach out within one business day.

We’ll work out your delivery schedule and give you all the information you need to set up, use, and enjoy your portable storage container.

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