FAQs

  • What do I need to rent a space?

    A government issued photo ID (driver’s license, state ID, or passport). If you will be storing a vehicle, please bring in a copy of your registration and insurance.

  • What type of payments are accepted?

    Credit/Debit Cards (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Amex), Cash, Cashier’s Check, Money order

  • What size units are available?

    We have a variety of sizes available in both Climate-Controlled (indoor) and Non Climate-Controlled (outdoor) units. Sizes range from 5 feet x 5 feet to 10 feet x 25 feet.  See our price page for more details.

  • Are the units climate-controlled?

    Climate-controlled units and Non Climate-controlled units are both available.

  • What are the terms of rental?

    All units can be rented for long-term and short-term time periods.  A minimum one-month rental is required for all units.  Monthly rental fee can be paid by credit/debit card, cash, cashier’s check, or money order.

  • Are there any items that are prohibited in the storage facility?

    Firearms, ammunition, explosives, illegal substances, food, garbage are not allowed in any of the storage units.

  • How can I access my unit after hours or on weekends?

    All renters will be issued their own personal access code.  The gate will automatically close behind you when you leave.

  • Is insurance required?

    Yes, insurance is required for all units.  Please check with your insurance company to see if your current homeowner’s or renter’s insurance will cover your items.

  • Storage Tips
  • Place a sheet of plastic or pallets on the floor under your items to protect against moisture.  Concrete floors may become cold & damp.
  • Items that you will need regular access to should be stored in the front of the unit. Items you will not need regular access to can be stored in the back of the unit.
  • Try to leave space in the center of the unit for easy access. Leave a small space between the walls and boxes to allow for air circulation.
  • Keep an inventory of your items in a safe place at home or safe deposit box not in the storage unit. You may also choose to photograph or videotape your belongings in the unit as well.
  • Fragile items such as dishes or glass items should be wrapped and packed in sturdy boxes.  Place these boxes on top of other items to avoid damage.
  • If you are storing a cart or dolly for later use, leave it near the entry door for easy access.