Shipping container delivery |
We looked at metal and wood storage buildings. One big enough to double as a work-space and storage area would cost at least $6,000 and they all have windows, which makes them fairly easy to break in to. We went round and round for months, and finally settled on getting a shipping container. It is cost-effective and secure.
The next step was finding a company from which to purchase one. BIL bought one in spring and had to deal with missed delivery dates and an eventual delivery that was four hours late. We were prepared for a big hassle. If we had known how easy it could be, we may have bought one sooner!
We went to Jenco Sales, Inc. in Newnan, Georgia and received great service, a great price, and a delivery man who apologized for being five minutes late. I was a little hesitant when we arrived at the sales office because it looked different to what I expected, but that all changed the minute we were greeted and shown the different sizes and conditions of containers for sale. (Hubby thinks I'm crazy for expecting a car dealership type setup!) The staff could not have been more helpful and friendly. We had to cancel our first delivery date due to weather, and the company took that in stride. Hubby talked with office staff and the owner as we worked around predicted thunderstorms, and everyone was wonderful.
We don't have much in there right now, but we like knowing that it would take a whole lot of effort and heavy equipment for someone to take our garden rakes and shovels! We especially like knowing that the rakes and shovels will be in the same city as we are next time I want to plant a daylily!
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