Storage Trailers for Sale and for Rent in New Hampshire
Page Street Leasing boasts one of the region’s largest fleets of storage trailers for sale and for rent in New Hampshire. Our inventory includes a variety of options, from dock-height storage trailers to registered dry vans, with sizes ranging from 28′ to 53′ long. Whether you’re looking to buy or rent, we cater to your specific storage needs, ensuring the safety of your valuables at all times in our sturdy and durable trailers.
Our inventory also includes road trailers and flatbeds, offering flexibility to accommodate various storage needs.
Throughout our history, we’ve catered to a diverse range of requirements, providing cost-effective storage solutions to numerous businesses. Our primary goal is to ensure that every customer finds the storage solutions they need while receiving excellent value for their investment.
If you are in need of reliable, affordable storage trailers in New England, Page Street can help. Contact us today to learn more.
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Storage vs. Road
Storage Trailers
These former road trailers still have plenty of utility serving as dry onsite storage. Available with overhead doors or swing (barn) doors, storage trailers are primarily used at loading docks or commercial warehouse lots. The most common sizes are 45′ – 48′, but please ask if you require something larger or smaller. Storage trailers are not registered for road use and cannot be transported with material inside; onsite storage uses only. Monthly rates available.Road Trailers
Our fleet of road registered dry vans are ready to haul your goods to their destination. Availble in 28′, 48′, and 53′ sizes. Dry van trailers can be used for regular road duty or dropped at your site as a flexible, mobile warehouse. Monthly and weekly rates are available. If trucking services are required, please contact our affiliated full-service transportation company, M&S Logistics LLC for a prompt rate quote.Flatbeds
Registered flatbed trailers are available for weekly or monthly rental. Ranging from 45′ and 48′ dual axle standard flatbed to 48′ and 53′ tri-axle stepdecks, our trailers are ready to move your flatbed freight throughout the region. We also carry specialized lowboy and extendable models. Please contact our related company, M&S Logistics LLC for flatbed rental and trucking quotes. -
Sizes & Doors
Length x Width
- 28′ x 96″
- 45′ x 96″
- 48′ x 96″
- 48′ x 102″
- 53′ x 102″
Most trailers between 28′ – 45′ are 96″ wide (exterior). Most 48′ and almost all 53′ trailers are 102 inches at the exterior.
Door Configurations
We carry trailers with both overhead and swing (aka barn) style doors. Customers that primarily keep storage trailers parked at loading docks typically prefer overhead doors for the ability to open and close them without having to move the trailer away from the dock. Please contact us for availability of either option.
Overhead
Overhead
Swing
Swing
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Uses
- Loading Dock Storage
- Road Freight
- Jobsite Drop Trailer
Renting vs. Buying a Storage Trailer
When it comes to acquiring a trailer for your storage or transportation needs, deciding whether to rent or buy can be a significant choice. Here are some factors to consider to help you make the best decision for your situation:
Duration of Use:
- Short-term Needs: If you need a trailer for a temporary project or specific short-term use, renting may be more cost-effective. It allows you the flexibility to use the trailer as long as you need without committing to a purchase.
- Long-term Requirements: If you foresee ongoing or repeated needs for a trailer, purchasing may be more economical over time. Owning a trailer eliminates recurring rental costs and gives you access anytime you need it.
Budget Constraints:
- Initial Investment: Buying a trailer requires an upfront investment, which can be substantial. If you have the capital and expect to use the trailer extensively, this might be a viable option.
- Operational Budget: Renting can be more manageable as it spreads the cost over time and typically includes maintenance and repairs, reducing unexpected expenses.
Storage and Maintenance:
- Storage Space: If you have space to store a trailer safely when it’s not in use, buying might be feasible. Otherwise, consider renting, as storage logistics are handled by the rental company.
- Maintenance Responsibility: Owning a trailer means taking on the responsibility for its maintenance and repairs.
Customization Needs:
- Specific Modifications: If you need specific modifications or customizations, purchasing a trailer might be necessary.
- Standard Requirements: If standard trailer configurations suit your needs, renting offers variety and flexibility, allowing you to choose different types and sizes as your needs change.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of trailers and storage containers do you offer?
We offer a diverse range of storage solutions including dock-height storage trailers, registered dry vans, and flatbed trailers. Our trailers come in various sizes, from 28′ to 53′ long, with options for both roll and swing doors.
Can I rent as well as buy a storage trailer or container?
Yes, at Page Street Leasing, you have the flexibility to either rent or purchase our trailers and storage containers according to your needs. We offer both monthly and weekly rental options.
Are the storage trailers registered for road use?
Our storage trailers are not registered for road use and are intended only for onsite storage. However, our fleet includes road-registered dry vans and flatbed trailers that are ready for transport duties.
How secure are the storage trailers and containers?
All our trailers and containers are designed to be sturdy and durable, providing safe storage for your valuables. They come equipped with secure locking mechanisms, either overhead or swing (barn) doors, depending on the model.
Can I customize a trailer to fit specific storage requirements?
While our trailers come in standard configurations, we encourage you to contact us with your specific requirements. We will do our best to accommodate your needs within our available inventory.