Storage Unit Payments
March 20, 2020
You may continue to make payments as always online (see payment button at the top of home page), by phone or by check. Please consider
OUR BENEFITS
MORE THAN JUST STORAGE
24-Hour Access
HOUSEHOLD & COMMERCIAL
Security
SECURITY CAMERAS, FENCED, & LIGHTED
No Long-Term
CONTRACTS ARE MONTH-TO-MONTH
Climate Control
CLIMATE CONTROL UNITS AVAILABLE
Outside Storage
BOATS, RV’S, CAMPERS, & TRAILERS
Insurance
LOW-COST COVERAGE
Discounts
MILITARY, SENIOR CITIZEN, & FIRST RESPONDER
WHAT SIZE STORAGE UNIT DO YOU NEED?
CLIMATE CONTROLLED UNITS
5′ x 10′
What will fit?
seasonal decorations, file boxes, or other miscellaneous items
$74 per month
5′ x 15′
What will fit?
seasonal decorations, file boxes, or other miscellaneous items. Approximately 90 standard file boxes.
$84 per month
10′ x 10′
What will fit?
standard furnishings from a one bedroom apartment including appliances and boxes. Approximately 170 standard file boxes.
$99 per month
10′ x 15′
What will fit?
standard furnishings from a two bedroom apartment or house including appliances and boxes. Approximately 290 standard file boxes.
$124 per month
WHAT SIZE STORAGE UNIT DO YOU NEED?
NON-CLIMATE CONTROLLED UNITS
5′ x 10′
What will fit?
seasonal decorations, file boxes, or other miscellaneous items
$49 per month
10′ x 10′
What will fit?
standard furnishings from a one bedroom apartment including appliances and boxes. Approximately 170 standard file boxes.
$69 per month
10′ x 15′
What will fit?
standard furnishings from a two bedroom apartment or house including appliances and boxes. Approximately 290 standard file boxes.
$89 per month
10′ x 20′
What will fit?
standard furnishings from a three or four bedroom house including appliances boxes, and miscellaneous items. Approximately 340 standard file boxes.
$99 per month
HERE TO HELP
How to pack a storage unit
The tallest and bulkiest items like furniture and mattresses should be closest to the walls. Starting with the tallest items in the back and the shorter items in front, closest to the aisle, will give you a clear view of what’s inside your unit at first glance and help you use the space in the most efficient manner.
Leave A Walk Way
When you are packing your unit, be sure to leave a small path through the middle of the unit. This way, if you need to retrieve something later you won’t have to unpack your entire unit to access it, even if it’s packed away near the back of the unit. It may feel like the space for a path is not being used effectively at first, but the second you need to find something, you’ll be very happy it’s there.
Use Boxes & Labels
Because you want to maximize the space in your storage unit, using boxes that are uniform and can be stacked high is important. This way, you are utilizing all of the available vertical space. Don’t forget to label the boxes and be specific. After months in storage, you won’t remember which kitchen box the blender is in. Face the labels of your boxes toward the walkway for easy identification.
Take Inventory
Before you pack up your items, make a list of exactly what you are placing in the self storage unit. This is important because it will allow you to recall what’s inside later in case you need to access something. It is also important because if a natural disaster occurs and you need to file an insurance claim, then you will have an accurate account of what was inside. It may seem like something you wouldn’t easily forget, but time may prove otherwise.
Use Covers
Hopefully the storage facility you have chosen is safe and clean. But, they likely don’t provide cleaning services inside the unit! Cover your furniture to protect it from dust and moisture. Mattress bags, sofa covers, and upholstery bags should all be on your prep list.
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