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Our Shipping Containers Are Strong
Our containers are made from high-grade corrugated steel and marine-grade plywood, making them an excellent storage option for all weather conditions. Their waterproof quality ensures that you need not worry about your precious goods getting damaged due to persistent rains. Also, since these containers are made from extremely strong steel, they are rodent and burglar-proof.
So, what are you waiting for? Get A Quote today to buy a new or used shipping container in Mobile.
Here’s What Our Customers Say
I’m an old customer and have been dealing with this company for a few years now. Never ever faced any issue with them. They know their job well.
Marquis Williams (Brick Township, New Jersey)
We ordered a 40’ standard container in April but received a 40’ high cube after 10 days. We immediately communicated this to the company and they told we could use the bigger unit at no extra cost. We were delighted!
Patricia Wang (Fort Worth, Texas)
It was a nice experience interacting with the helpful staff at Pelican. The container was in really good condition and perfectly suited my need of a storage shed. Will come back in the future if I need more.
Demetrius Lucas (Long Beach, California)
It was a pleasure to interact with the people in this company. My container was delivered safely and on time. The doors worked well and there were no dents or cracks. Well done!
Adam Smith (Jacksonville, Florida)
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Introduction
Mobile, Alabama’s oldest and third largest city, is also the state’s only seaport, serving as a major industrial, shipping, and shipbuilding center. Located on the Mobile River at the head of the Gulf of Mexico’s Mobile Bay, it was an important maritime site during the Civil War and both world wars. The area that is now Mobile was France’s first Gulf Coast settlement, and except for St. Augustine, Florida, it is the oldest Latin town east of Mexico. Also settled by Spanish and British populations during its colorful early years, Mobile has preserved its historic sites and architecture, as well as its Creole culture and traditions, and so retains much of the rich heritage of the American South while remaining substantially different from inland communities. Money magazine consistently rates Mobile in the top 100 best metropolitan areas in which to live in the United States. In the 1990s the city underwent a $168 million revitalization of its waterfront and downtown areas. Today’s Mobile, while steeped in the heritage of a genuinely Southern past, continues to move forward as a truly modern city.
