Unit availability can change pretty quickly, but most of the common storage unit sizes like 5x10, 10x10, 10x15, 10x20, 10x25, and 10x30 are offered here. Right now, the 10x20 unit is one of the only sizes available, priced at $191 per month. Smaller units like the 5x10 are $82 per month, and 10x10s range from $125 to $130 per month, but these are currently waitlisted. The 10x15 is $173 per month, and the 10x25 and 10x30 are also waitlisted with prices around $210 to $250 per month. There’s also a price range from $20 to $400 per month depending on the unit’s size and type. For the most up-to-date availability, you can call or text to check what’s open and get on the waitlist for any sold-out sizes.
If you're on the waitlist for a storage unit, you’ll get notified as soon as a unit matching what you asked for becomes available. Notification is usually done by phone call or text message to the contact info you gave when signing up for the waitlist. Just make sure your phone number is up to date so you don’t miss out when your spot opens up. If you want, you can also reach out directly to check your status or confirm your info.
All storage units come with free 24-hour access, so you can get to your things any time you need. Each renter is given their own unique code that only arms or disarms their specific unit. That way, you can access your storage whenever it works for you, and your belongings stay secure with a personalized entry code.
The storage units are built like a house with attic space above, which helps keep temperatures steadier inside than in typical metal storage buildings. This setup uses the attic’s natural insulation to reduce heat and cold, so items are stored in an environment similar to a garage. Because of this design, there are no extra charges for climate control, and most people find it works for things that don’t need strict temperature or humidity settings.
The facility is designed with wide driveways and aisles, so moving trucks of all sizes can get in and out easily. Every storage unit has drive-up access, meaning you can park right next to your unit for quick loading and unloading. The layout is made to handle large vehicles without tight turns or hard-to-navigate spaces, so you won’t have trouble bringing in oversized items or moving trucks.
Each storage unit here comes with its own door alarm, so only you can arm or disarm your unit using your unique code. On top of that, the whole facility is covered by 24-hour video monitoring. This setup adds an extra layer of security and helps keep your belongings safe.
Storage units here use a few layers of security to protect your belongings against unauthorized access and theft. Each unit is individually alarmed, so only you can arm or disarm your specific door using your unique code. There are also 24/7 video cameras around the property to keep an eye on everything all the time. All the units offer drive-up access—so you never need to walk down isolated hallways. Plus, on-site managers live and work at the facility and are there during office hours to help monitor activity. These combined features help make sure only authorized people can get to your stuff.
You can rent a storage unit either fully online or in person—whatever works best for you. To rent online, just go to the website, pick the unit size you want (if it's available), and follow the prompts to reserve and pay. You can also pay bills online later. If you prefer, you can call or text the facility for help, or come by during office hours to talk with the on-site managers and get set up in person. Either way, once you’ve rented your unit and gotten your access code, you can move in anytime since there’s 24-hour access.
The storage facility uses several layers of security to keep your stuff safe. Every unit has its own door alarm that’s armed and disarmed with a unique code, so only you can access your space. Security cameras monitor the property 24/7, adding an extra layer of protection. The on-site managers live right at the facility and keep an eye on things during office hours, and no one else has direct access to your unit. All units are exterior with drive-up access, so you don’t have to worry about people wandering through hallways. These combined measures work together to help prevent unauthorized access and give you peace of mind about storing your belongings.
Each storage unit is equipped with its own door alarm that sounds off if someone tries to open it without entering the right code, so only you or people you trust can get in. There’s also 24/7 video monitoring across the property, meaning cameras are always recording who comes and goes. This setup helps keep your things protected both from break-ins and from anyone without permission. Plus, on-site managers keep an eye on the place during office hours, making sure everything stays secure and running smoothly.
Your stuff is protected by several security features here. Every storage unit has its own door alarm, so if someone tries to open a unit without the right access code, it sets off an alert to management right away. The property is monitored 24/7 with security cameras to keep a close eye on everything happening onsite. Only people with a unique code can get in and out, and that code only arms or disarms their specific unit. There’s also an on-site management team who live at the facility and stay updated on any unusual activity. With drive-up, easy-to-access units and strong security systems, belongings stay secure the whole time they’re stored.
Each storage unit has its own dedicated door alarm, so only your unit is armed and disarmed with your unique access code. The whole facility is also watched by 24/7 video surveillance for extra security. This setup helps keep your belongings safe and makes sure only you and approved users can get in your unit.
All storage units here are individually alarmed. Each one has its own security alarm on the door, so if someone tries to get in without authorization, the alarm goes off for that specific unit. There’s also 24/7 video monitoring throughout the property, which means cameras are always watching to help keep your things safe.
All storage units here are individually alarmed, so each one has its own door alarm that’s only armed or disarmed when you use your code to access your space. On top of that, we have 24/7 video monitoring across the property, which helps keep an eye on things at all times for extra peace of mind.
All storage units come with their own individual door alarms for extra security, and the entire facility is also monitored by 24/7 video surveillance. This means your stuff is protected both by an alarm on your unit and by ongoing video monitoring across the property.
All storage units have individual door alarms, so your space is protected against unauthorized access. The whole facility is also monitored with 24/7 video surveillance for extra security. This combination helps keep your belongings safe at all times.
Each storage unit here is individually alarmed with its own door alarm, so only you can access your unit with the right code. There’s 24/7 video monitoring throughout the facility, which keeps an eye on things at all times. The gates are secure, and you get a unique code for entry that disarms your specific unit’s alarm when you go in. On-site managers live and work at the property, adding an extra layer of security and making sure the facility is safe and looked after.
Each storage unit has its own individual door alarm, so only your code can arm or disarm your space. The entire facility is also monitored around the clock with 24/7 video surveillance for added security. This setup helps keep your belongings safe at all times.
Each storage unit has its own door alarm, so if someone tries to open your unit without your code, it sets off the alarm for that specific door. The whole facility also uses 24/7 video monitoring—cameras are always on to help keep your stuff safe day and night. This setup adds extra security so you know your belongings are being watched over all the time.
All storage units are equipped with their own individual door alarms for extra security. On top of that, the entire facility is monitored by 24/7 video surveillance. These features help keep your belongings protected at all times.
All storage units here are individually alarmed with their own door alarms, so each renter’s stuff is protected against unauthorized access. The property also has 24/7 video monitoring, adding another layer of security around the clock.
Every storage unit has its own door alarm that only you can control with your access code, so when you come and go, just your unit is being checked. The property has 24/7 video monitoring throughout, which means cameras are always on. The entrance is gated and you get your own code for entry. Plus, management lives on site and is around during office hours for extra backup. These features work together to help make sure your stuff stays secure.
Each storage unit is individually alarmed, so only your unit is armed or disarmed when you enter your code. The property also has 24/7 video monitoring, which means there are cameras on site around the clock to help keep everything secure. These features are designed to give extra peace of mind that your stuff is protected.
Each storage unit comes with its own individual door alarm for extra security, so if someone tries to access your unit without approval, it’s noticed right away. The whole facility is also watched by 24/7 video surveillance, which helps keep your belongings safe at all times.
Every storage unit here has its own individual door alarm, so only you can access your stuff. The whole place is also covered by 24/7 video monitoring, which helps keep everything safe day and night. These security features are in place for every unit, no matter the size.
Each storage unit comes with its own door alarm that’s armed and disarmed using your unique code, so only you can access your space. There’s also 24/7 video monitoring throughout the property to keep an eye on everything at all times. On-site managers live on the property and help with security too. These features work together to make sure your things stay safe and protected.
Vehicle storage is available and includes all the same high-security features as regular storage units. This means your vehicle storage area benefits from 24/7 video monitoring, individually alarmed units, and secure gated access. Just like regular units, you’ll have your own code for entry and can access your stored vehicle any time with free 24-hour access.
All storage units here have exterior drive-up access, so you can pull your car or moving truck right up to your unit. This makes loading and unloading way easier—no long hallways or stairs to deal with, and you don’t have to mess with elevators. Just drive up, move your stuff, and you’re done.
A 6-month price guarantee is offered on self storage rentals, which means your rate won’t go up for the first six months after you rent your unit. This gives renters peace of mind, so you know exactly what you’ll be paying during that time, with no surprise increases.
There are different door sizes available on storage units, including 3-foot and 8-foot roll-up doors. The 3-foot roll-up is common on smaller units, like a 5x10 or some 10x10s, and works well for stacking boxes, small furniture, and items that don’t need a huge opening. The 8-foot roll-up door on a 10x10 or larger unit is much wider, making it easier to move in bulkier things like large furniture, appliances, mattresses, or if you want to drive right up with a moving truck. Picking the right door size depends on what you plan to store. If you need to load big, heavy, or wide items, the bigger door can save a lot of hassle. If your stuff is mostly boxes, smaller things, or you’re just looking for an affordable option, the smaller door can work fine. If you’re not sure which one fits your needs, give the office a call or text for advice—someone there can help you figure it out based on your move and what you want to store.
There aren’t any ongoing move-in specials or discounts listed for self storage units right now. Pricing is straightforward and based on the size and features of the unit, but all rentals come with a 6-month Price Guarantee, so your rate won’t go up during that period. It’s a good idea to call or text to check for any updates, since availability and specials can change.
While locks aren't provided or sold on site, it's recommended to use a sturdy, high-quality lock for your storage unit—most people go with a heavy-duty disc lock or a solid padlock since these offer strong protection against tampering. If you need advice, the on-site managers can let you know which types of locks work best with the roll-up doors on your unit. Always double-check that your lock fits securely and is easy for you to use.
If the unit size you want is sold out, you can join the waitlist by calling or texting the facility directly or using the online message form on the website. When a unit becomes available, staff will contact you right away, usually by phone or text, to let you know and walk you through the next steps. Keeping your contact info up to date will help make sure you don't miss any notifications.
You can access your storage unit 24/7 using your own gate code. When you enter your code, it automatically disarms the alarm on your specific unit, so only your unit is accessible. When you leave and enter your code again at the exit, it arms the alarm back on your unit, making sure your belongings stay protected. This system helps keep your stuff safe while still letting you come and go whenever you need.
The storage units here are designed like a house with attic space, which helps keep the temperature more stable—similar to how it feels in a garage. For most people, that means you don’t need to pay extra for a climate-controlled unit unless you have really sensitive stuff. If your items are fine being stored the same way they would be in a garage, this setup works well and helps save on costs.
Storage unit sizes here range from 5x10 to 10x30 feet, with a few different options in between like 10x10, 10x15, 10x20, and 10x25. For example, a 5x10 is good for a few pieces of furniture, boxes, or small items, about what you’d fit in a walk-in closet. A 10x10 fits about a one-bedroom apartment, while 10x15 or 10x20 is better for multiple rooms or the contents of a larger home. If you need space for vehicles or a big move, the largest units, 10x25 or 10x30, work for that. To choose, think about what you need to store, how much space your stuff takes up, and if you’ll need to get in and out for certain things. The site is all drive-up for easy loading, and you can ask the staff for help if you’re not sure which size fits best.
You can pay your storage unit bill online, so you don’t have to come to the office if you don’t want to. Just log in to the online payment system whenever it’s convenient for you. If you’d rather pay in person, that’s fine too—just stop by during office hours. Both options are available to make things easier.
Moving trucks can easily fit through the wide aisles at the facility, making it simple to drive right up to your storage unit for loading or unloading. The layout is designed for convenience, so you won’t have trouble getting larger vehicles in and out when moving your stuff.
You can get help directly from the on-site management team instead of dealing with a call center. The managers live and work at the facility and are there during office hours to help you with renting a storage unit, answering questions, or anything else you need. You can stop by, call, or text them, and you'll talk to someone who actually knows the property. No call center in the middle, just real people on site to assist you.
You can reserve a storage unit online before you show up to move in. Just go to the website, pick the unit size you want, and follow the steps to reserve it. If the unit you want is waitlisted, you can join the waitlist online too. This lets you secure your spot or get notified when a unit becomes available, so there's no need to worry about missing out before your move.
You can't store anything illegal, like drugs or stolen goods, in a storage unit. No weapons, explosives, or ammunition are allowed either. Don't put anything flammable or hazardous inside, like gasoline, paint, propane tanks, or chemicals. Perishable goods, such as food that can spoil or attract pests, are off-limits. Living things—pets, plants, or people—aren’t allowed in storage units. Anything that can create a strong odor or pose a safety risk should also be kept out. If you’re not sure about a specific item, it’s best to ask the management team before bringing it in.
Moving into a storage unit with drive-up access is pretty simple. After you rent your unit online or talk to the manager, you'll get a unique access code that lets you enter the property 24/7 and arms or disarms your specific unit. You can drive your car or truck right up to your unit, making it easy to unload your stuff directly from your vehicle—no elevators or long hallways. You do need to bring your own lock, so make sure you have one ready to secure your unit after you move in. If you need help or have any questions during the move-in process, on-site staff are available during office hours to assist.
The storage units here are a solid choice for long-term business inventory. Each unit has drive-up access, which makes it easier for you to move things in and out, especially if you have a lot of stuff or heavy items. Security is a big focus—units are individually alarmed, and there’s 24/7 video monitoring across the facility. You also get your own access code, which arms and disarms only your unit, so only you can get in. If you’re worried about temperature, the building’s attic-style design helps keep it more stable than regular spaces, kind of like a garage, so you might not need to pay extra for climate control. Plus, wide driveways fit moving trucks and larger shipments without any hassle, making it easier to keep business inventory organized and protected for the long haul.
For people looking for a smaller, more affordable storage unit, a 5x10 option is offered when available. The monthly rate for a 5x10 storage unit is $82, which covers features like drive-up access and individual door alarms for security. These smaller units can fill up fast, so you might see a waitlist if demand is high. If you want to check current availability, you can call or text for up-to-date info.
If you’re not sure what size storage unit you need, you can call or text the local management team during office hours, and they’ll help you figure it out. Just let them know what you plan to store, like furniture, boxes, or maybe a car, and they’ll give you advice based on real experience. If you’re stuck between a 10x20 and a 10x25, telling them how much stuff, what kind of items, and if you need space to walk around or get to certain things will help. They’ve had lots of customers in the same spot and can make a recommendation that fits your exact needs—no guessing. Reaching out is the best way to get personal, honest advice on which unit size will work best for you.
You can contact on-site management directly by calling or texting (214) 571-7298. They’re available during office hours, which are Monday through Friday from 10 AM to 6 PM and Saturdays from 10 AM to 5 PM. You can also use the online message form if you prefer reaching out through the website. If you’re at the facility, you can stop by the office during these hours for help with any questions about your storage unit rental.
You can access your storage unit 24 hours a day, even when the office is closed. Every renter gets their own code to open the gate and disarm just their unit’s alarm, so you can come and go whenever you need. The office staff is available during office hours if you have questions, but you don’t have to wait for them to get to your stuff.
Storage units are rented on a month-to-month basis, so there’s no long-term contract or big commitment required. You just pay for each month as you go. There’s no minimum rental period—rent for as little or as long as you need, and end your rental whenever you’re done.
Renters insurance is not required to rent a storage unit, but it's a good idea to have coverage for your stored items in case of loss or damage. You can use your own homeowners or renters insurance policy if it covers property kept in storage. Many people find their existing policy does offer this protection, so check with your insurance provider to see what’s included. If you don’t have coverage, you can usually add insurance through your own agent or get a separate storage insurance policy if you want extra peace of mind.
Office hours are Monday through Friday from 10 AM to 6 PM, and Saturday from 10 AM to 4 PM. The office is closed on Sundays. During these hours, you can sign a lease, get help with your storage unit, or ask questions directly with the on-site management team.
Our storage facility takes security very seriously to ensure your belongings are safe. Each storage unit comes with its own alarm that goes off if someone tries to break in. We also have 24/7 video monitoring, so there's always a watchful eye on the premises. When you access your unit, you use a unique code that only disarms your specific unit, adding an extra layer of protection. This way, you can have peace of mind knowing your stuff is well-guarded.
Yes, navigating a moving truck at the storage facility is easy because we have wide aisles designed to make loading and unloading hassle-free. These spacious lanes are big enough for moving trucks, so you won’t struggle with tight turns or blocking other vehicles while moving your stuff in or out.
The attic-space design of our facility helps naturally regulate temperature by using the structure to work like a house, which makes storing items similar to using a garage. This means it can keep things cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter compared to standard storage options that don't have this feature. This natural temperature regulation might save you from paying extra for climate-controlled units, which some other local facilities charge for. This is especially useful if your belongings don't need strict temperature control but just a generally more stable environment.
There’s a 6-month Price Guarantee on storage units here, which means your rental rate won’t go up for at least the first six months after you move in. This gives you some peace of mind against sudden price hikes when you first start renting. After that period, rates could change, but you’re protected from increases right at the start.
All storage units here are individually alarmed with a dedicated door alarm for each one. When you rent a unit, you get your own unique access code. This code arms and disarms just your unit, so only you can get in, and it adds an extra layer of security for your stuff.
You can rent a storage unit by calling or texting the facility directly, or you can complete the whole process online through the website. The online system lets you pick the unit size you want (if available), fill out your information, pay your first month’s rent, and even set up your access code—all without needing to visit in person. Once your rental is confirmed, you get 24/7 access to your unit with your unique code. If you have questions or need help choosing a size, the on-site team can help by phone, text, or in person during office hours.