Selling your home? Use one of our self-storage rooms to temporarily clear out the items that are cluttering your house. A home free of clutter and excess belongings looks bigger and leaves a better impression on a prospective buyer.
Moving or down-sizing? Use one of our self-storage rooms to temporarily store your belongings until you find a new house or decide what you’re going to do with them.
Temporarily moving to another location and/or renting out your home? Use one of our self-storage rooms to temporarily store the belongings you can’t take with you or don’t want to leave behind.
Has a family member or relative passed away or gone into a nursing home? Use one of our self-storage rooms to temporarily store their belongings until you have the time to focus on what you’re going to do with everything.
Living in an apartment, condo, or townhouse without enough storage?Use one of our self-storage rooms to affordably provide the storage space you wish you had.
Simply running out of space? Whether it’s your closets, attic, basement, or garage, one of our self-storage rooms is the ideal place to efficiently store seasonal items and clothes, patio furniture, holiday decorations, toys, extra furniture, tools, or whatever’s getting in your way or taking up valuable space at home.
Have a classic car, ATV, small boat, motorcycle, or some other type of vehicle? Use one of our drive-up storage rooms to store it during the off-season or year-round.
And here are some helpful storage tips to help you when it’s time to pack up your belongings and put them into storage:
- Always label boxes clearly on multiple sides and create aisles so items are easily seen and accessible.
- When packing smaller objects, remember to fill boxes completely, using packing materials to fill voids and prevent collapsing when stacked.
- Use small boxes to pack heavy items such as books, and avoid boxes that are too heavy to carry or might collapse from too much weight.
- When storing delicate items, use specially constructed boxes and be sure not to stack other items on top of them.
- Use furniture drawers to hold clothing, linens, or other items that don’t need to be specially packed.
- Store items like pots and pans inside appliances, such as stoves or refrigerators.
- Break down items whenever possible (e.g. table legs) and store large furniture (e.g. tabletops, sofas) on end to save space.
- Store furniture carefully, off the floor (on boards or pallets) whenever possible.
- Cover mattresses and store them flat on level surfaces or stand them on end.
- Use protective covers and treat wood surfaces before storing.
- Do NOT store anything combustible (e.g. paint, chemicals) or perishable (e.g. food that is not permanently sealed).
- Use trash cans to store hoses, garden tools, etc.
- When storing lawn and garden equipment, drain any fluids prior to storage in order to avoid corrosive damage or storage of combustible fluids.
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