Every storage unit here has its own door alarm, and the entire facility is under 24/7 video monitoring. Security is a top priority, so you can feel confident that your belongings are protected while in storage.
Once you sign a lease, your rental rate is locked in for six months—so you won’t have to worry about any price increases during that time. This gives you peace of mind, knowing your storage cost stays the same for at least half a year, no matter what unit size you choose.
Storage units come in several sizes to fit different needs. There’s a 5x10 unit, which works well if you just need to store the stuff from one or two small bedrooms, like a few pieces of furniture and boxes. The 10x10 unit, with two roll-up doors, fits the contents of a family room or two full bedrooms. Bigger options include 10x15, 10x20, 10x25, and 10x30 units, and these can handle anything from a three-bedroom home all the way up to the stuff from a five- or six-bedroom house, or even a seven-room setup. To decide which size is right for you, think about what you need to store—if it’s just a few household items, start small, but if you have lots of furniture or are downsizing an entire home, look at the larger units. If you’re unsure, you can always ask the on-site managers for help or check a size guide to compare what fits where, making it easier to pick the perfect one.
You can access your storage unit 24 hours a day, so loading or unloading your stuff whenever you need isn’t a problem. Just use your unique code to get in, even outside of office hours. This works for all unit sizes and for vehicle storage too, so you won’t be restricted by time when you need to get to your things.
Vehicle storage is available with secured options included. Every vehicle storage unit comes with individual alarms, unique access codes, constant video surveillance, and drive-up access for convenience and peace of mind. This setup is designed for both short-term and long-term vehicle storage needs, and security measures are the same high standard as all other storage unit options.
There is an on-site management team that actually lives at the facility, so there’s always someone available if you have questions or run into any problems with your storage unit. They can help you with choosing the right size unit, handling any emergencies, or just answering your questions. You can get help during office hours, and because they live on-site, you get extra peace of mind knowing there’s immediate help around if you need it.
Storage unit rentals usually cost anywhere from about $20 up to around $400 per month. The exact price depends on a few main things: the size of the unit (smaller spaces cost less, bigger spaces cost more), what kind of unit it is (for example, if it’s just for household items or also set up for vehicles), and availability at the time you’re renting. Other things like special features—such as individual door alarms or drive-up access—can also play a role in how much you pay. It's always a good idea to check on current rates and available sizes since prices can change based on demand and what's open.
All of our storage units come with drive-up access so you can pull your vehicle right up to your unit and unload your stuff directly. This makes moving in and out a lot quicker and easier, especially if you have large items or heavy boxes. The aisles are wide enough for moving trucks and larger vehicles, which helps too. Just drive in, unload, and you’re done.
Yes, once you've rented your storage unit, you can set up online bill pay for easy and secure monthly payments. This makes managing your account simple, letting you pay from anywhere at any time through the secure online portal. Online bill pay is available only after your rental is set up, so you will need to come in or call to rent a unit first.
You’ll need to bring your own lock when you rent a storage unit. Locks are not provided at move-in, so make sure to pick one up before you arrive or bring one from home. This way, you control who has access to your unit and can choose the lock style you prefer for extra peace of mind.
You can rent a storage unit over the phone or by coming in person. While you can't complete the whole rental process online, our staff can help you get set up and handle your paperwork either in the office or over the phone. Just give us a call and we’ll walk you through everything you need to do.
You can store business inventory in your storage unit, and it’s a popular choice for storing retail stock, documents, equipment, or supplies. There are some restrictions, though. You can’t store anything flammable, explosive, illegal, or perishable like food that could spoil. It’s also not allowed to keep live animals or plants in the unit. If you’re not sure about a specific item, it’s best to call and ask before you move things in.
You can't reserve or rent a storage unit online. You'll need to either visit in person or call to rent a unit. Once you’ve rented your unit, you can pay your bill online through the secure portal. For availability and to get started, give the office a call or stop by during business hours.
Certain items can’t be stored in storage units for safety and legal reasons. Hazardous materials like gasoline, propane, paint, chemicals, or anything flammable aren’t allowed. You also can’t store things that go bad quickly like food, live plants, animals, or perishable goods, since they can attract pests or cause odors. Weapons, explosives, or anything illegal is strictly off limits. Storing items like these isn’t just against the rules—it’s also for your safety and the safety of others who use the facility. If you’re unsure about a specific item, it’s a good idea to give us a call and ask first.
After you rent a storage unit, you’ll be given a unique access code by the facility staff. This code is what you’ll use to enter the property and arm or disarm your specific unit. Each access code is set up so only you can get into your space. To get your code, you’ll need to visit in person or call during office hours to complete the rental—codes are not provided online. Once you have your code, you can access your unit 24/7.
You can drive your moving truck right up to your storage unit for easy loading and unloading. The aisles are wide enough for large vehicles, so turning and parking a moving truck is simple and convenient. There aren’t any tight corners or dark hallways to deal with—everything is set up for straightforward access, whether you're using a small van or a bigger moving truck.
Each storage unit has its own door alarm that’s linked to your personal access code. When you enter your code at the gate or access point, it automatically disarms your unit’s alarm so you can access your things. When you leave and enter your code again, the alarm is re-armed for added security. This means only you and anyone you give your code to can disarm the alarm and get into your space.
All storage units come with secure roll-up doors. The width of the door depends on the unit size—smaller units have door openings around 3 feet wide, while larger units have door openings up to 8 feet wide. This makes it easier to move bigger items in and out, especially if you have furniture or large boxes.
If you need more space during your rental, you can switch to a larger unit as long as one is available. Just talk to the on-site manager or give the office a call to discuss your options. It's a good idea to check availability and set up the transfer in advance to make sure your move goes smoothly.