Indoor Access vs. Drive Up Access Storage Units
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by Kassandra Mejias, Graphic Designer
4y ago
After you have decided on the storage location that is most convenient for you, your property manager is going to ask what type of unit you want. If you are new to self storage, you may panic a little from this question because you don’t understand the differences. Don’t fret! We’re here to help explain the differences to you – they are very simply, yet very important. Let’s start with interior access storage units. These units are accessed from inside a building and down a hall, and sometimes up a set of stairs or even an elevator to a higher (or lower) floor. These storage units include temp ..read more
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How to Prevent Moisture Damage Inside Your Storage Unit
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by Stacey Dale, Property Manager
4y ago
As we have all seen so far this year, Mother Nature has been going a bit crazy with the weather. No matter where you live, the weather is changing. We have higher highs and lower lows than we ever before. We seem to get a lot of rain, and some places much more than average and records are being broken all the time. When can you watch the news and not see major flooding somewhere in the United States these days? All the moisture can potentially be damaging to your belongings inside your storage unit. But, there are ways you can help prevent damage and keep your valuables safe. Now that Spring h ..read more
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What If I Get Stuck on the Property After Hours?
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by Shelly Reiff, Property Manager
4y ago
You are really making progress organizing your storage unit. You’ve been at the property for hours, but it feels great knowing how much easier it will be to find your belongings every time you visit in the future. It’s summer and it’s still pretty light out, so you think you are fine. You work on a few more areas, then look at your phone or watch and realize it is 10:05 pm. On no! The gate locks at 10 pm, and you completely lost track of time. You’re stuck inside the gate. What’s next? Our gate access hours are set from 6 am to 10 pm for your protection. We ask that you please respect these ho ..read more
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Taking Advantage of Our Storage Counselors
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by Moove In Self Storage
4y ago
It’s after 5:30 pm and the rental office is closed. You are sitting at the keypad trying to gain access to the gate at your storage facility. You have a truckload of stuff waiting to be dropped off to your unit. Or it 9:15 am on a Sunday morning when the office is closed, and your children are desperately wanting the summer toys you have in your storage unit. You can’t remember your access code – it’s just gone. What are you to do? That’s where our after hours storage counselors can really be helpful! Above every keypad at all of our locations, there are instructions for what to do when your a ..read more
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Why You Can’t Store Any Food in Your Storage Unit
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by Moove In Self Storage
4y ago
There are some major dos and don’ts when using self storage. One of the major don’ts is that you cannot store any type of food in your unit. We actually have this stated in your rental agreement that you sign, and the property manager will go over the rules and regulations when you move in. People often overlook storing food as something that isn’t a big deal because they don’t understand or even think about all the bad things that can happen. Think about when a kid drops a lollipop on the ground for a moment. Bugs, bugs and more bugs end up on that lollipop within minutes. Even if the lollipo ..read more
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How to Best Store Electronics
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by Sarah Clark, Certified Self Storage Manager
4y ago
Storing electronics incorrectly is one of the most common mistakes when using self storage. It is important you take the time to research the features your local storage facilities offer, and purchase the right supplies for what you are planning to store. By choosing the correct storage company and using the proper tools, you can ensure your valuable electronics are safe and sound while inside your self storage unit. Picking the right storage facility is the first step in safely storing your electronics. Security is key when it comes to storing what can be expensive game consoles, televisions ..read more
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Benefits to Using Our Heavy Duty, Specially Treated Boxes
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by Brittany Lombardo, Property Manager
4y ago
There are many benefits to purchasing the specially treated, heavy duty boxes we offer for sale in our retail stores. These boxes are designed specifically for the storage industry, and will stand up to the test of time. They are crush tested, treated to prevent mildew and will not sag or droop over long periods of time inside a storage unit. Trust me when I tell you that they are far superior to standard cardboard boxes and the free boxes you get from any store. The first thing to ask yourself when buying moving and storing boxes is, “How much do I need to pack?” Jot down on a piece of paper ..read more
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Key Ways to Prevent Damage in Your Self Storage Unit
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by Ashley King, Property Manager
4y ago
There are a few key ways to help prevent any damage to your items in your self storage unit. Damage to property is something a lot of people fear when they are storing their belongings for the first time. We understand that some things are irreplaceable, so you want to make sure no damage occurs. The first thing to help prevent damage is to be sure and select the right type of storage unit for your needs. You can usually select between interior access, temperature control and a drive up unit at most properties. If you are going to be storing long term (over three months) and you are storing fu ..read more
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Properly Storing Those Kitchen Appliances
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by Shelly Reiff, Property Manager
4y ago
Where do you go with those unused appliances that are taking up so much space? You want to hang on to them because you know how expensive they are; and who knows when someone in your family or a friend may need one. Or, maybe you’re building a new home or moving and it’s not ready yet, or you have a rental property and need a back-up on hand just in case the main one breaks. Whatever the case may be, you need a place to store these bulky beasts. A self storage unit is the answer! Whether it is long or short-term storage that you need for your appliances, self storage is an affordable solution ..read more
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What’s Not Allowed to Be Stored in a Storage Unit
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by DonnaJean Poston, Property Manager
4y ago
If you are using self storage for the first time, or you are a self storage veteran, you may be wondering what can’t be stored inside your self storage unit and why. Let’s review a list of some of the things that you can’t store in your storage unit. This is not a full list, but it does give a great overview for reference. Food or Perishable Items Anything we can eat, they can eat – even if it is in a can or in a plastic bin. Rodents and other pests have a great sense of smell and great teeth. They will be able to smell out the smallest crumb then eat into the plastic and the metal to reach a ..read more
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