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After posting dismal numbers over the past half-decade, the construction industry in Florida is hoping to take some small steps forward over the next few years. According to experts within the state’s Department of Economic Opportunity, the construction industry is expected to grow 3.6% annually in the state this decade, tops among all other sectors.
Future Looks Bright
Although the housing market will likely not reach the levels it saw prior to the crash in 2006, it is expected to grow by 25% within the next few years which means more jobs for an industry workforce that has seen a 56% decrease over the last seven years. In fact, as the market continues to rebound thanks to rising home prices and the reduction of foreclosure surplus, the industry is expected to see a 30% increase in construction jobs. After nearly a decade of doom and gloom, the future seems a bit brighter in the Sunshine State.
ATR is the Perfect Partner
Located in Polk County, American Trailer Rentals has provided secure on-site storage and mobile office rentals and sales since 1986. Servicing private contractors and sub-contractors, as well as farmers, retailers, wholesalers, schools, hotels, and residential customers, American Trailer Rentals also offers custom built containers and container modification services to meet the specialized needs of their clients.
All of the company’s custom designed container buildings are professionally finished and built standard with several quality construction features including steel exterior walls, central air and heat, finished flooring, electrical outlets and phone jacks, and commercial grade windows, doors, and locks.
For more information on American Trailer Rentals, please visit their company page here on Rent It Today, where we make renting your storage containers simple!










Just west of Boston in the town of Waltham, Massachusetts, is a public self storage business which fits this description. Not just fences surround this facility. Visitors are greeted by massive brick walls which can only be penetrated at entrances which are protected by security coded access. The place looks like a fort and is nearly as impenetrable. And this is backed up by motion detection cameras providing 24-hour video surveillance of the entire bastion.














