Each storage unit has its own door alarm that works with a personal access code, so only you can get into your space. There are security cameras running 24/7 to keep an eye on the whole property, and a manager actually lives on-site for extra peace of mind. The gates stay locked unless you use your code, and all the aisles are wide and open, so nothing is hidden away or hard to see. This setup helps make sure only the right people can get in and that your stuff stays as safe as possible.
Yes, you can access your storage unit or vehicle 24 hours a day with your personal access code. This makes it easy to get to your things whenever you need them, day or night. The facility has free 24/7 access for all renters, so there are no restrictions on when you can be on site. You’ll also have peace of mind knowing security is in place at all hours.
A six-month price guarantee is offered when you rent a unit, which means your rate won’t change during the first six months of your lease. After that period, rent may be adjusted, but you’ll always be notified ahead of time if there’s a rate change. This gives you peace of mind and helps you avoid unexpected price increases for at least half a year.
You can manage your account and pay your bill online through the "Pay Bill" option on the website. This makes it easy to stay on top of your payments from anywhere, making the process quick and convenient for current renters. If you have any issues or questions, you can always call or text the on-site team for help. Online account management is available, but if you want to sign up for a new rental, you’ll need to contact the facility directly by phone or text.
To store a car and some extra household items, you’ll want to look at larger storage unit sizes, typically a 10 x 20, 10 x 25, or 10 x 30 unit. A 10 x 20 unit is about the size of a one-car garage and can fit most passenger vehicles with some space left over for boxes or small furniture. If you have a larger car or more household items, a 10 x 25 or 10 x 30 gives you more room for both your vehicle and extra belongings. Choosing a bigger unit helps make sure you have walk-around space and easy access to your things.
There are affordable options for smaller storage units, with prices generally starting around $20 and going up depending on the size and availability. Smaller units like 5x10 are great if you only need to store a few items or furniture from a small bedroom. Prices across all unit sizes typically range from about $20 up to $400, so you can choose a unit that fits both your space needs and budget. There’s also a six-month price guarantee, so your rate won’t go up for the first half of your rental term.
All of the storage units have drive-up access, so you can pull your car or moving truck right up to your unit to load and unload. There are no dark hallways or elevators to deal with—just wide, accessible aisles that make moving your stuff in and out simple and quick.
Storage unit sizes range from a 5 x 10, which is great for small bedrooms or several boxes and furniture, up to large 10 x 30 units that can fit the contents of a six- or seven-bedroom home. A 10 x 10 unit can usually store two bedrooms’ worth of stuff or bigger furniture like couches and mattresses. The 10 x 15 can usually handle a three-bedroom house’s belongings. For even more space, options like 10 x 20 and 10 x 25 can fit larger households, business inventory, or bigger items like vehicles. Each unit has drive-up access for easy loading, and pricing depends on the size and what’s available.
Vehicle storage is available for seasonal cars and extra vehicles. Secure, monitored parking spaces help keep your car safe year-round with 24-hour video surveillance and individual alarms on every storage unit. Free 24-hour access means you can come and go any time you need. For available sizes or details about fitting your vehicle, it’s best to call for information and tailored recommendations.
To rent a storage unit in person or over the phone, bring a valid photo ID like a driver’s license or state ID. Be ready with your contact information, including a current phone number and address. If you need vehicle storage, have your vehicle’s registration and proof of insurance handy. For business storage, you might need to share your business details. You won’t be able to rent a unit online—all rentals have to be done at the office or by calling staff directly. For help with unit sizes or what paperwork you’ll need, just give us a call.
The storage units have an attic-like space above each one that helps naturally regulate temperatures, working a bit like a garage. There isn’t full climate control with separate heating or air conditioning, but the design helps keep temperatures steadier than many outdoor options. This setup offers some protection from extreme weather, but if you need the strict temperature or humidity control required for sensitive items, you should take that into consideration when choosing a unit.
You can't rent or reserve a storage unit online. To rent a unit, you’ll need to either call the facility or visit in person to complete the rental process with staff. If you have any questions or want to check on unit availability, calling is the quickest way to get details.
There’s on-site management available at the storage facility. The staff actually live at the property, so if you need advice on choosing the right unit or you have an emergency, someone knowledgeable can help you out right away. You’ll always talk directly to the team on-site, not a call center or someone offsite.
Moving carts and dollies are not provided at the facility, so you’ll want to bring your own if you need them to help move larger or heavier items into your storage unit. The wide aisles and drive-up access make it easier to load and unload your things directly from your vehicle, which is helpful if you have big furniture or boxes. If you have questions about what equipment to bring or tips for moving in, give us a call—our on-site staff is always happy to offer advice.
If your storage needs change, you can switch to a different unit size. Just talk to the on-site staff, and they’ll help you find a new unit that fits what you need. Keep in mind that availability depends on which units are open at the time, so it’s a good idea to let the staff know as soon as possible if you’re thinking about changing sizes. You’ll need to move your items from the old unit to the new one, and your rental agreement and payments will be updated accordingly. For details about what’s available or to get help choosing the right size, call the office during business hours.
Business customers can use storage units to store inventory or extra supplies. You’re welcome to receive deliveries, but you’ll need to be on site to accept them since staff cannot sign for packages. Many small businesses and local professionals use storage here for extra stock, records, or seasonal items because the drive-up access and 24-hour gate entry make it easy to manage inventory on your own schedule. For details on setting this up, it’s best to call and talk through your needs with the on-site manager.
Every storage unit here comes with its own individual door alarm, and the facility is watched 24/7 with video monitoring. These security features help keep your belongings safe at all times, so you have peace of mind knowing your stuff is protected around the clock.
The storage facility features wide aisles designed to make it easy for moving trucks and large vehicles to get in and out. This setup helps you load and unload your belongings with less hassle, even if you've got bigger items or a lot to move at once.
There are some restrictions on what you can store. You can’t keep anything illegal, flammable, explosive, or hazardous in your unit—so no gasoline, paint, fireworks, or chemicals. Food items and anything perishable aren’t allowed either because they can attract pests. Also, you can’t store live animals or plants. If you’re ever unsure if something is allowed, it’s always best to ask the staff before bringing it in.
A lock is required for every storage unit to make sure your belongings stay secure. You can bring your own lock or purchase one at the facility when you move in. Locks are available onsite for your convenience, so you don’t have to worry if you forget to bring one.
Before you rent a storage unit, there will be a rental agreement or lease for you to review and sign in person or over the phone. This paperwork covers important details like access hours, payment terms, security policies, and what can or can't be stored in the unit. You’ll have the chance to look over the lease and ask any questions when you stop by or call. For the most accurate and up-to-date details, just give the office a call and the on-site staff can walk you through everything you need to know before you sign.