We offer secure vehicle storage in addition to regular self storage units. You can store cars, boats, or other vehicles here, and they’ll have protections like 24/7 video surveillance and easy drive-up access. This makes it simple to park or retrieve your vehicle whenever you need, day or night.
Every storage unit has its own alarm that’s activated and deactivated with a personal code so only you can access your space. The property is watched 24/7 by video cameras, and there’s always on-site management during business hours if anything comes up. The setup aims to keep your stuff protected at all times, and the gates and wide driveways make it easy for you to get in and out when you need to—no hassle, no worry.
Storage units come in a range of sizes. There are smaller 5x10 units that work well for a few boxes or the contents of one or two small bedrooms. A 10x10 unit fits things from an entire family room or two full bedrooms. Go bigger with a 10x15 if you need to store furniture and boxes from about three bedrooms. Larger units like 10x20, 10x25, and 10x30 can hold everything from a multi-bedroom home or even vehicles, boats, or business items. To pick the right size, think about how many rooms of stuff you’re storing and if you need to fit things like furniture, appliances, or large items. If you’re not sure, staff is available during office hours to help you figure out what will work best for your situation.
When you rent a storage unit, your rate is locked in for six months and won’t go up during that time. This six-month price guarantee gives you peace of mind knowing exactly what you’ll pay each month for your unit, with no surprises or sudden increases. After the six months, you’ll be notified in advance if there are any changes to your rate.
All storage units have free 24-hour access, so you can load or unload your stuff whenever it works for you—day or night. Just use your personal code to enter, and you can get to your unit any time you need, even outside regular office hours.
You can drive your vehicle right up to the door of your storage unit for easy loading and unloading. Most units are designed with drive-up access and wide aisles, so even moving trucks or large vehicles can fit without a hassle. This setup makes moving your stuff much quicker and more convenient.
There’s always on-site management at the facility during business hours. If you have a question or a problem with your storage unit, you’ll get real help directly from someone there, not from a call center. The staff is available Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 1 PM and 2 PM to 6 PM, and Saturday from 9 AM to 12 PM and 1 PM to 5 PM. If you need help or something comes up, you can talk to someone in person who knows the place and can handle your issue right away.
Every storage unit has its own door alarm that’s linked to your personal access code. When you enter your code at the gate or keypad, it automatically disarms the alarm for your specific unit so you can get in. When you leave and the unit is closed, the alarm re-arms itself, keeping everything secure. Only people with your code can turn off your door alarm, so you’re the one in control of who has access. This setup helps keep your belongings safe around the clock.
Once you've rented a storage unit, you can easily pay your rent online using our secure online payment system. This option makes it convenient to manage your account and payments any time, day or night. Just log in to the portal after you’ve completed your rental with us—no need to come in or call for every payment.
We do not offer the ability to rent units online. You will need to visit our location in person or call us to complete a rental. Once you’ve rented a unit, you can pay your bill online anytime with our secure payment portal. If you have questions or want to check availability, just give us a call—or stop by during business hours for personal help from our on-site manager.
You can store pretty much anything you need extra space for, like furniture, household goods, clothing, business supplies, tools, boxes, and even vehicles in our dedicated vehicle storage spots. Items like seasonal decorations, sports equipment, and inventory are all fine too. The main rules are that you can’t store anything dangerous, flammable, illegal, or perishable. This means things like gasoline, paint, fireworks, food that rots, plants, living animals, or anything explosive or toxic aren’t allowed in the units for safety reasons. If you’re ever unsure about a specific item, it's best to ask the on-site manager before moving in.
Moving carts and dollies are not provided on-site, so if you think you’ll need them, it’s best to bring your own or rent them from a local equipment store. The property is designed with drive-up access to every unit, letting you park right next to your space, which makes loading and unloading much easier even without a cart.
All our storage units come with convenient roll-up doors, making it easy to load and unload your stuff. Depending on which unit size you pick, you’ll get a roll-up door that's either 3 feet wide or 8 feet wide. Smaller units like the 5x10s usually come with the smaller door, while the bigger ones have large 8-foot-wide roll-up doors for easier access to larger items.
You don’t need to sign a long-term contract to rent a storage unit here. All units are rented on a month-to-month basis, so you only pay for as long as you need the space. This gives you the flexibility to rent short-term or stay longer if you want—no long-term commitment required.
The facility has wide drive-up lanes that make it easy for larger moving trucks and vehicles to access storage units. Every unit has drive-up access, so loading and unloading big items or several boxes isn't a hassle—even with a large truck.
You can use your own lock for extra peace of mind, or if you don’t have one, locks are often available for purchase at the facility. Using your own lock lets you control who has access, but make sure it’s sturdy and fits well on the unit’s door latch. This way, you know your belongings are secure and only you hold the key or combination.
On-site staff are available during office hours to answer questions, offer advice about unit sizes, and help you get set up with your storage space, but we do not provide physical moving help or labor for lifting heavy items. Be sure to bring any moving help you might need on your move-in day. Wide drive-up lanes and ground-level unit access make it easier to load and unload your belongings. If you’re not sure about the best way to move your items or need recommendations about local moving services, just give us a call and we’ll be glad to point you in the right direction.
Our storage units do not have electricity or lighting inside each individual unit. We recommend bringing a flashlight or portable light if you need to access your items when it’s dark outside or see extra clearly while inside your unit. The facility itself has exterior lighting for general safety and visibility in the drive-up areas.
If your storage needs change, you can switch to a larger or smaller unit as long as there’s one available. Just talk to the on-site management so they can help you find the right size and make the move as smooth as possible. You’ll need to handle the transfer in person or over the phone; units can’t be reserved or changed online.
You will need to bring a government-issued photo ID, like a driver’s license or a state ID, when you come in to rent a storage unit. No extra paperwork is required, but be ready to give your basic contact information during the rental process. This helps make sure your storage unit stays secure and your account details are correct. We do not offer the ability to rent units online. You will need to visit our location in person or call us to complete a rental.
Discounts and move-in specials can change based on availability and the time of year. To find out about our current deals, it's best to call and speak directly with management. This way, you’ll get the most up-to-date information and personalized options for your storage needs. We do not offer the ability to rent units online. You will need to visit our location in person or call us to complete a rental.