Yes, we offer drive-up storage units with wide aisles, so you can park your truck right in front of your unit and unload directly. This makes moving heavy or bulky items a lot easier and saves time because you don’t need to haul things through hallways or elevators. All unit sizes are accessible by vehicle, making the process quick and simple, whether you’re storing just a few boxes or furnishing from an entire home.
Each storage unit has a unique access code just for you. When you enter your code at the gate, it arms or disarms only your specific unit, so no one else can open it. Every door also has its own alarm that activates if someone tries to access your unit without permission. On top of that, the property is monitored 24/7 by security cameras, and there’s a manager living on site for extra peace of mind. Together, the code, door alarms, and constant monitoring help keep your things secure.
A 6-month price guarantee is offered, so the rate you sign up with won’t go up for the first six months of your lease. After that period, your monthly rate could change depending on current rates, but you’ll get notice in advance if that happens. This way, you can plan better and avoid surprises in your budget during your first six months.
A 10x10 storage unit is about the size of a small bedroom and usually comes with an 8-foot roll-up door. You can fit the contents of two full bedrooms or an entire family room in this space—things like a couple of mattresses, bed frames, a couch, a dining table with chairs, boxes, and maybe some appliances. It’s a good size if you’re moving from a one- or two-bedroom apartment or need to store a mix of furniture and boxes.
A 10x20 storage unit is available and it’s a good choice if you need to store the contents of a larger five-bedroom home. This size unit is big enough for big furniture, boxes, and appliances, so it's a flexible option for families who are moving or need extra space for a lot of stuff. If you’re not sure it’s the right fit, just ask for help figuring out what size you need.
Yes, you can store vehicles like cars, boats, and RVs. The facility has spaces designed to keep vehicles secure, with features like 24-hour access, individual unit alarms, and round-the-clock video surveillance. Just make sure to ask about availability and the right unit size for your specific vehicle.
Storage units come in several sizes, starting as small as 5x10 feet and going up to 10x30 feet. The 5x10 unit is good for things from a small bedroom or a few boxes, while a 10x10 can fit furniture from about two bedrooms or an entire family room. If you have a larger place, a 10x15 is great for a three-bedroom home, and larger sizes like 10x20, 10x25, or 10x30 work for homes with five or more rooms. To pick the best size, think about how much stuff you have and if you need room to move around inside the unit. If you’re not sure, it’s a good idea to call or text for help deciding, since it’s easier to pick the right size with a little expert advice.
You can rent storage units online and also pay your bill through the website. This makes it easy to set up your storage and manage payments anytime without needing to stop by the office. If you have questions or need help choosing the right unit size, you can reach out by phone or text during business hours.
All storage units come with free 24-hour access. You can get to your unit any time, day or night, so you don’t have to plan around set gate hours. This makes it easy if you need to pick something up or drop things off whenever it works for you.
Each storage unit comes with its own individual door alarm so you know your space is protected. There’s 24/7 video surveillance throughout the whole facility, plus a unique access code system that only arms and disarms your specific unit whenever you come and go. Wide driveways make it easy for vehicles to get in and out, and on-site management lives at the facility for added oversight. These features all work together to make sure your belongings stay safe while they’re stored here.
If your storage needs change, you can upgrade or downgrade your unit size later on. Just let the on-site management team know, and they’ll help you find a different unit that fits what you need. This makes it easy to adjust your space without a hassle, whether you end up needing more room or less. If you have questions about what size is best, the team can also give personalized recommendations.
The storage units are built to function a lot like a home environment, which helps naturally moderate temperature throughout the year. Many people find they don’t need extra climate control for their belongings because of this design. However, if you’re storing especially sensitive items like antiques, electronics, or musical instruments, it’s a good idea to talk with the on-site team to decide what’s best for your situation.
When renting a storage unit, you’ll need to bring your own lock. Having your own lock lets you control access, and you can choose the type of lock you feel most comfortable with. If you forget or don’t have one, just ask our staff onsite for suggestions.
After you rent a storage unit, you can set up automatic payments through our secure online portal. This makes it easy to pay your bill on time every month without having to remember to log in or mail a check. Automatic payments can be managed and updated anytime you need, so it’s a convenient way to keep your account up to date.
Mini storage units are available and can be a great option for short-term storage during a move. There’s a range of unit sizes, starting as small as 5x10, which fits the contents of one or two small rooms. You’re welcome to rent for just the time you need, whether that’s a few weeks or a few months. To rent a unit, you’ll need to visit in person or call the office; online rentals aren’t offered. If you’re not sure what size works for your move, staff can help recommend the right option over the phone or in person.
You can speak directly with our on-site management if you have any questions about renting a storage unit. Our managers live on the property and handle all inquiries themselves, so you won’t ever be dealing with a call center. Just call or text the numbers listed, and someone from the team will get back to you quickly during office hours. This way, you get answers from someone who knows the facility and your storage needs.
You can absolutely rent a 10x10 storage unit over the phone. Renting online isn't an option, but if you call during office hours, the on-site staff can handle the whole process with you right over the phone. It's a quick way to hold your unit without needing to visit in person right away. Once you've rented your unit, you can manage payments online through a secure portal for added convenience. For details or to get started, just give us a call.
After you rent a unit, you’ll be given a unique access code that arms and disarms only your storage unit when you enter the facility. This code is just for your unit, keeping your stuff secure. If you have someone helping you move, you are allowed to share your code with them, but it's important to only give it to people you trust because it gives access to your belongings. Remember to keep your code private from everyone else to keep your storage safe.
You can store business inventory and documents in our storage units. Many business owners use storage for extra equipment, files, or inventory that doesn’t fit in their office or shop. The units are secure with individual alarms, video surveillance, and your own access code. You’ll have drive-up access and 24-hour entry to your unit, making it easy to get to your items whenever you need them. If you’re not sure what size unit would work best for your inventory or documents, the on-site staff can help figure that out with you.
To sign a lease, bring a valid photo ID like a driver’s license, state ID, or passport. You'll also need a phone number, an address, and a way to pay for your first month’s rent, like a debit or credit card, cash, or check. If you're storing a vehicle, bring proof of ownership like your registration or title. Staff can walk you through anything else you might need when you stop by or call.
You can’t store anything dangerous, illegal, or likely to cause trouble. This means no explosives, firearms, gasoline, propane, chemicals, or anything flammable. You shouldn’t store food, plants, or anything that could attract pests or create a health risk. Living things (pets or people) aren’t allowed in storage units either. Anything that could spoil, cause a mess, or break the law is not allowed. If you’re not sure if something is acceptable, it's best to ask staff before bringing it in.
There is on-site management living at the storage facility, so there’s always someone around during office hours if you need help or have any security concerns. This setup helps make sure your items are looked after and there’s quick assistance if you have questions about your unit or need support. Having staff right on the property makes it easier to solve problems fast and keeps an eye on things for extra peace of mind.