Shipping containers in Bath, NH
Trapp Rentals and Storage is based 15 miles away in Piermont, NH, and delivers new and used shipping containers directly to Bath, NH — no third-party carriers, ever.
Bath sits along the Ammonoosuc River in the shadow of the White Mountains, a small town best known for holding onto more of its 19th-century character than almost anywhere else in the valley — including the Brick Store, which has operated continuously since the 1790s and claims the title of oldest general store in the country, and three covered bridges, one of which is believed to be the oldest still standing in New Hampshire.
Where It Lands in Bath, NH
Deliveries here run to farmland and homes along the Ammonoosuc, village lots near the historic center, and properties tucked along the back roads climbing toward the mountains. Older village lots sometimes call for a careful approach near the historic buildings, which we'll scout with you ahead of time.
Buying or renting in Bath, NH
Every container is delivered on a hydraulic tilt-deck trailer and placed exactly where you need it — riverside farmland, village lots near the historic district, or back-road hillside driveways included. Purchase and rental prices vary by size and condition — see the full inventory for exact pricing on each unit.
Prefer to talk it through first? Call (802) 333-0124 — Tucker answers directly, not a call center.
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About Bath, NH
The Brick Store has been open, in one form or another, since the early 1790s — through the building's life as a general store and, for a time, the town post office, complete with original mail boxes still on the wall. A short walk away, the Bath Village covered bridge — built in 1832 and, at nearly 400 feet, one of the longest in the state — still carries traffic over the Ammonoosuc; Bath's oldest bridge, a shorter 1829 span believed to be the oldest still standing in New Hampshire, sits a few miles off near Woodsville. Three covered bridges in one small town is unusual anywhere, and it's a good sign of how little Bath has been willing to let go of its own history even as the towns around it modernized.
What Bath, NH buyers and renters should know
Bath's mix of working farms and carefully kept historic buildings means we deliver everything from equipment storage for riverside farmland to renovation overflow for an older home being restored. If your property is near the village center or one of the covered bridges, let us know — we're glad to plan around a tighter or more historic setting.
Bath is a straightforward run up from our Piermont yard, keeping turnaround here fast despite being further into the White Mountains foothills.