Used Shipping Containers for Sale or Rent in Rome, GA
Enter one ZIP code first, and Eveon prices every container size for that address before you choose the fit. Buy or rent a used storage container with delivery shown clearly. Every Wind & Watertight container is backed by Eveon's guarantee.
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20ft Used Container
Container Price
$1,849
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$1,849
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As low as $149/mo with Rent
40ft Used Container
Container Price
$2,099
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$2,099
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As low as $179/mo with Rent
40ft Used High Cube Container
Container Price
$2,225
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$2,225
+ Delivery
As low as $199/mo with Rent
Where Can You Buy a Shipping Container in Rome?
You can buy or rent used Wind & Watertight containers in Rome, GA through Eveon Containers. Rome orders are priced from the Atlanta depot market, about 80 miles away, with delivery in 3 to 5 business days. Eveon handles both purchase and rental options, so one ZIP check shows the practical choices for your address.
The container price and delivery cost are shown separately before anything enters the cart. That matters because delivery depends on the address, site access and size. You see the full delivered total first, then decide whether to buy, rent or call an agent for help.
Rome Container Prices: What the Market Monitor Shows
The Market Monitor is Eveon's index of used container prices, built from daily retail price observations in every region Eveon serves. It is worth reading before you buy because one quote can feel complete, but the regional view gives you a stronger sense of how the market is behaving around the depot that serves your address.
For Rome buyers, the Atlanta regional figures live behind the button just below. Those figures are regional averages, not Eveon's price. Your Eveon price is in the tiles above after you enter the ZIP code for the delivery address.

Rome is a Floyd County town with river and university character, so storage needs can come from homes, campuses, contractors and small businesses. Atlanta is the supply market behind this page.
According to the Atlanta Regional Commission, used container inventory for Atlanta is railed from ocean-port networks into Metro Atlanta's NS Whitaker, NS Inman and CSX Fairburn intermodal yards, then drayed to distribution clusters and depots around Metro Atlanta. Open the regional Market Monitor to read that Atlanta view before you price your Rome ZIP.
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Why Rome Containers Ship From Atlanta
Used container inventory for Atlanta is railed from ocean-port networks into Metro Atlanta's NS Whitaker, NS Inman and CSX Fairburn intermodal yards, then drayed to distribution clusters and depots around Metro Atlanta. That Atlanta supply corridor is documented by the Atlanta Regional Commission and belongs to the Atlanta depot market, not to Rome.
Rome is served from Atlanta, about 80 miles away. Being tied to Metro Atlanta's NS Whitaker, NS Inman and CSX Fairburn intermodal yards matters because used units can move through a regional gateway before local delivery, instead of being railed across the country for a single order. The ZIP check shows the delivery cost for the address before checkout.
Local Economic Factors in Rome, GA
- Population and place. Rome sits in Floyd County, Georgia, with a population of 38,747 according to the US Census Bureau, Vintage 2024 estimates, 2024. It is a town with river and university character, which supports practical storage needs for households, campuses, contractors and local operators.
- Container supply. Used container inventory for Atlanta is railed from ocean-port networks into Metro Atlanta's NS Whitaker, NS Inman and CSX Fairburn intermodal yards, then drayed to distribution clusters and depots around Metro Atlanta, according to the Atlanta Regional Commission. Rome orders use that Atlanta depot market.
- Typical demand. In a town like Rome, containers are often used for construction and renovation site storage, contractor tool and equipment security, school and campus facilities storage, and boat, RV and seasonal gear storage. A used conex container works best when the buyer wants secure ground-level storage delivered to a prepared site.
20ft or 40ft Shipping Container for Sale in Rome: How to Choose
A 20ft container is usually the access-constrained choice when the delivery path or final spot is tight. It weighs 4,914 lbs, is 8 feet wide, and has the standard exterior height of 8 feet 6 inches. That size is easier to place when the straight run is limited.
A 40ft container is the cost-per-square-foot choice when you have the longer straight run it needs. It weighs 8,159 lbs, while a 40ft High Cube weighs 8,747 lbs and keeps the same footprint with an exterior height of 9 feet 6 inches. Eveon Containers lists these sizes under ISO 668, ISO 1161 and ISO 1496 standards.
Delivery in Rome: What Your Site Needs
Eveon delivery is tilt bed, so the container slides off the back of the truck onto your prepared spot; flatbed costs less but you offload it yourself. For a 20ft container, plan for 80 to 100 feet of run-out space. For a 40ft container, plan for about 120 feet. The truck also needs 12 to 14 feet of width and 14 to 16 feet of overhead clearance.
The surface matters as much as the space. Dry compacted gravel, dry compacted dirt, asphalt and concrete work. Mud, sand, soft grass and sloped ground do not. If the site is not level, the container doors can bind, which turns a simple storage plan into a daily annoyance.
Before ordering, you can ask Eveon Containers to confirm delivery from photographs of the location. That small step helps match the container size, truck access and final placement before the driver arrives.
Compare Container Sizes for Rome
Open any size to review its specification, then return to the ZIP check at the top when you want a delivered total for your address.
Do You Need a Permit for a Shipping Container in Rome?
Private-property containers are generally treated as accessory storage, and the rules that matter are zoning details such as duration, setbacks and screening. In Rome, ask the Rome-Floyd County Building Inspection Department and the Rome/Floyd County Planning and Zoning Department before you place an order.
If the container or the delivery truck will occupy a public right of way, ask those local offices how that is handled for your site. Requirements can change by parcel and use, so check with your own jurisdiction before you order.
Shipping Containers Near Rome: Where Eveon Delivers
Eveon delivers around Rome to Adairsville, Cedartown, Rockmart, Calhoun, Cartersville, LaFayette, Dallas, Fort Payne, Acworth, Hiram, Kennesaw, Dalton, Temple, Bremen and Canton.
If your address is not on that list, enter the ZIP code anyway. The ZIP check prices the delivery address directly.
Rome Storage Container Rental or Purchase
Rome storage container rental is the cleaner fit when the need has an end date. Eveon rentals have a three month minimum, and the monthly rate for the address appears with the ZIP check. Rental is priced separately from purchase, so the two choices stay clear.
Purchase makes more sense when the storage need has no planned end date. A used storage container becomes an asset you can keep, move or sell later. Eveon sells used Wind & Watertight containers in honest condition: Typically 10 to 15 years old, with surface rust, patched paint and dents, weatherproof and structurally sound, and warrantied.
Real Uses for Containers in Rome
Construction and renovation site storage is a natural fit when crews need ground-level space for materials near the work area. A used conex container keeps supplies together and helps reduce repeated trips.
Contractor tool and equipment security works well for trades that move between jobs but need a fixed place to lock up gear.
School and campus facilities storage can support maintenance teams, athletic departments and campus operations without adding permanent space.
Boat, RV and seasonal gear storage gives households a practical place for bulky items when garage space is not enough.
Why Buy a Used Conex Container in Rome From Eveon
Buying a used conex container should feel clear from the first ZIP check to the delivery day. Eveon Containers focuses on an easy process, reliable delivery, competitive pricing, product quality and great communication, because those are the details buyers remember when a container lands where it should.
The warranty is unusually straightforward. In the first 365 days Eveon covers repair costs, supplies repair patches, or replaces the container. After that, repair patches are supplied at no cost for as long as you own it. Buyers ordering more than one unit receive 2.5 percent off two or more containers.
Eveon holds a 4.6 out of 5 rating from more than 1,500 Trustpilot reviews as of September 2026.
Who Maintains This Page
This page is maintained by the Eveon Containers market team and reviewed by Aad Storm, founder and CEO. Prices are deliberately not written into the page, because every figure the buyer acts on should come from the live pricing components tied to the ZIP code and depot market.
The regional averages in the Market Monitor come from Eveon's own daily price observations. Delivery clearances and warranty terms come from Eveon's published operating requirements. The Atlanta depot supply fact is attributed to the Atlanta Regional Commission.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Enter the delivery ZIP code to see Eveon's live price for each size and the delivery cost for that address. The Market Monitor button opens the Atlanta regional view, where you can compare regional averages with the live Eveon price shown in the tiles. Start with the ZIP check.
- You can buy a used Wind & Watertight container for Rome, GA through Eveon Containers online or by calling an agent. Rome orders are served from the Atlanta depot market, about 80 miles away, with delivery in 3 to 5 business days. Enter your ZIP code to price shipping containers for sale in Rome.
- For tilt-bed delivery, plan for 80 to 100 feet of run-out space for a 20ft container and about 120 feet for a 40ft container. The truck also needs 12 to 14 feet of width and 14 to 16 feet of overhead clearance. Photograph your site and ask Eveon to review it before ordering.
- Yes. Eveon offers storage container rental and purchase options for Rome buyers, priced separately. Rental has a three month minimum, and the monthly rate for your address appears after the ZIP check. Use rental when the need has an end date. Enter the ZIP code to compare rental and purchase.
- Private-property containers are generally handled through zoning rules such as duration, setbacks and screening. In Rome, ask the Rome-Floyd County Building Inspection Department and the Rome/Floyd County Planning and Zoning Department how your site is treated. Before you place the order, check with your own jurisdiction before you order.
- A 40ft container has a tare weight of 8,159 lbs. A 40ft High Cube has a tare weight of 8,747 lbs and adds extra exterior height while keeping the same general footprint. Those weights matter for site planning and delivery access. Review the size details before you choose a container.
- Rome is served from the Atlanta depot market, about 80 miles away. That market connects to Metro Atlanta's NS Whitaker, NS Inman and CSX Fairburn intermodal yards before containers move to regional depots and delivery routes. Use the ZIP check to see the delivery cost for your exact address.
- Delivery is shown separately from the container price so you can see the real total before anything enters the cart. That keeps the container cost and address-based delivery cost clear, whether you buy or rent. Enter the ZIP code at the top of the page to see the delivered total.
Get Your Rome Container Price
Enter the ZIP code at the top of the page to price every size for buy or rent, with delivery to the address shown alongside. You can order online or call 888-489-7585. Delivery is 3 to 5 business days, and every Wind & Watertight container is warrantied.
Container Specifications for Rome Buyers
Review the container dimensions, weights and fit details for each size before choosing the Wind & Watertight unit that matches your site.




