SPACE ESTIMATOR
10 x 10 space
10 x 10 space
10 x 10 space
Furnishings of one bedroom apartment with refrigerator and washer/dryer, patio furniture and many boxes OR two office suites OR about 200 file boxes.
10 x 15 space
10 x 10 space
10 x 10 space
Furnishings of a two bedroom apartment or small house with appliances, patio furniture and many boxes OR a vehicle or small boat OR it is big enough to fit carpet rolls and building materials.
10 x 20 space
10 x 10 space
10 x 20 space
Furnishings of three or four bedroom apartment /house with appliances, patio furniture and many boxes OR a vehicle or small boat OR construction equipment.
About Us
INSURANCE
STORAGE TIPS
STORAGE TIPS
It is always a good idea to get insurance to protect your belongings in storage. Unforseen and unexpected losses can happen as the result of natural disasters, weather, and other events beyond anyone's control. Protecting your stored goods from such losses is your responsiblity. While precautions are taken to provide you with a safe a
It is always a good idea to get insurance to protect your belongings in storage. Unforseen and unexpected losses can happen as the result of natural disasters, weather, and other events beyond anyone's control. Protecting your stored goods from such losses is your responsiblity. While precautions are taken to provide you with a safe and secure storage environment, your self-storage facility is not responsible for losses that may occur. It is easy and affordable to get insurance when you set up your account at the kiosk.
STORAGE TIPS
STORAGE TIPS
STORAGE TIPS
It is just as important to know how to pack your items as it is to know how much space you need. Here are some tips on packing your items and placing them in a storage unit.
1. Make a list
Make a list of all items you are placing in the storage unit.
2. Use clear storage bins
If possible, use clear plastic storage bins instead of cardboard
It is just as important to know how to pack your items as it is to know how much space you need. Here are some tips on packing your items and placing them in a storage unit.
1. Make a list
Make a list of all items you are placing in the storage unit.
2. Use clear storage bins
If possible, use clear plastic storage bins instead of cardboard boxes for ease of looking for items later and better protection.
3. LABEL your boxes
Use a marker on boxes or adhesive labels on bins for ease of locating items later. Label at least one side and the top of each.
4. Furniture
Disassemble large furniture and store upright to conserve space and to make it easier to move.
5. Large Items
Store large heavy items on the bottom towards the back of the unit.
6. Needed Items
Place frequently needed items to the front of the unit for easy access.
7. Go Vertical
When packing your unit stack items as high as possible to maximize space with heavy items low and lighter items on top.
8. Protection
It is recommended to use a form of mouse control in your unit. Also, if you have items that are sensitive to humidity you can use a product like Rid-X or kitty litter during the summer months.