You can access your storage unit 24/7, so you’re free to load and unload your things anytime it works for your moving schedule. All units have drive-up access, making it easy to move stuff in and out at any hour. There aren’t moving trucks or help with moving provided, but the facility is set up for hassle-free access whenever you need it.
There’s a six-month price guarantee on storage unit rentals, so your rate won’t change for the first six months of your lease. This means you won’t have to worry about any surprise increases during that time, making it easier to plan your budget.
All storage units here have drive-up access, so you can park your car or truck right in front of your unit. This makes loading and unloading your stuff a lot easier—no elevators or long hallways to deal with. Just pull up, move your items in or out, and you're good to go.
There are several unit sizes to choose from, starting with a 5x10, which is good for one or two small bedrooms’ worth of things. A 10x10 can handle the furniture and boxes from an entire family room or about two full bedrooms. Bigger sizes like 10x15, 10x20, 10x25, and 10x30 can fit everything from a three-bedroom home up to a seven-room house, depending on how much you have. If you’re unsure about the size you need, think about how many rooms you’re storing or call to get advice based on what you’re planning to put in storage. There’s also vehicle storage if you need to park a car or similar vehicle.
Storage units here are protected with multiple security features to help keep your things safe. Every unit has its own individual door alarm to stop unauthorized access. The whole property is under 24/7 video surveillance, so there’s always a close watch on what’s happening. You also get free 24-hour access to your unit, which means you don’t have to worry about limited hours. Plus, there’s on-site management living at the facility, ready to help during posted office hours. All these measures work together to make sure your stuff is watched over and secure.
You can store a car or other vehicle at this facility. Vehicle storage is available, and it comes with strong security features like individual door alarms, 24/7 video surveillance, and on-site management. The property is easy to access at any time, so you can get to your vehicle whenever you need. Just make sure your vehicle is in working condition and fits within the size of the unit you rent. For details on space and availability, you can call or text for the most accurate info.
You can rent a storage unit online without needing to come in person right away. The website has an option to choose your unit, fill out your info, and complete the rental process online. This way, you can secure your space easily and quickly, even outside of office hours. If you need help or have questions, you can always call or text the facility too.
The storage units here are standard non-climate-controlled units. They’re designed with attic spaces, which can help keep temperatures more like what you’d find in a typical garage. For most things, this works well and helps avoid extra charges that might come with climate control. But if you need specialized temperature or humidity control, these units aren’t the best fit for that—just something to keep in mind.
There are storage units available at a variety of prices, with some starting as low as around $20 a month depending on the size and availability. The monthly price mostly depends on the unit size you pick, whether it’s a smaller space for a few items or a large one to fit several rooms’ worth of stuff or even a vehicle. Other factors that can affect price include current demand, if the unit has extra security features, and special deals that might be available. For the most up-to-date rates, it's best to call or text since prices can change based on how many units are open at the time.
There are smaller storage unit options available that are perfect for things like boxes of holiday decorations, small furniture, or a few pieces of household stuff you don’t need year-round. For example, a 5x10 unit can fit the contents of one or two small bedrooms, making it a good fit for extra items or seasonal things you want out of the way but still need easy access to. If you need help figuring out what size is right for your stuff, it’s best to call so the staff can walk you through your options.
Yes, you can pay your monthly bill online after you’ve rented a storage unit. Once you’re set up as a tenant, you’ll have access to a secure online portal where you can manage your payments easily from any device. This makes it simple to keep your account up to date without having to come in person.
To get started with a storage unit rental over the phone, just give us a call during office hours. Our on-site staff will help you find the right unit size, answer your questions about prices and availability, and explain the rental agreement. You'll go over details like your contact information, payment options, and when you want to move in. Once everything’s set, you’ll just need to come by the office with your ID to finish up any remaining paperwork and get access to your unit. 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.
Each storage unit is equipped with its own individual door alarm, which helps keep your belongings secure. You get a unique personalized access code that lets only you into the facility and disarms your specific unit alarm when you enter. This code gives you 24-hour access, so you can visit your storage unit any time that works for you, day or night. Only authorized users with their own codes can get in, adding an extra layer of protection and convenience.
Yes, the facility has wide aisles designed to make it easy for moving trucks and large vehicles to drive up, park, and turn around without any trouble. This setup helps you load and unload your stuff directly from your vehicle to your unit, making the whole moving process much smoother and more convenient.
Yes, there is on-site management available during office hours to help with your storage unit or answer any questions about your account. The staff lives on property and you can talk directly to them, not an outside call center. If you need assistance, you can stop by the office or give them a call during business hours.
There is a 10 x 10 storage unit that comes with two 3-foot roll-up doors. This setup makes it easier to load or access your belongings from either side of the unit. If you need a different layout or size, other units are available, but they typically have a single roll-up door. For most two-door options, 10 x 10 is the main choice.
You can’t store anything illegal or hazardous in your storage unit. That means no flammable things like gasoline, propane tanks, fireworks, or paint thinner. You also can’t keep any explosives, weapons, or ammunition in the unit. Perishable food, live animals, and plants aren’t allowed either, since they could attract pests or cause health problems. Basically, if it’s dangerous, illegal, or could rot, it shouldn’t go in your storage space. If you’re ever unsure about a specific item, give us a call before bringing it in.
Short-term storage is available, and you can rent a unit for as little as one month if that's all you need. There's no long-term commitment required, and you can move your stuff in and out on your own schedule. Just remember, you won’t be able to rent a unit online—you’ll need to come in person or call us to get set up. Once you rent your unit, paying your bill is super easy online through our secure payment portal.
It’s pretty simple to figure out what size storage unit you need based on what you're storing. For one or two small bedrooms’ worth of furniture, a 5x10 unit with a 3-foot roll-up door usually works well. If you have about two full bedrooms or a family room’s worth of stuff, a 10x10 unit with two 3-foot roll-up doors is a better choice. If you’re storing the contents from bigger spaces—like three or more bedrooms, or even your whole home—larger units like 10x15, 10x20, 10x25, or 10x30 with bigger doors can handle all that. If you’re still unsure, you can always call or text and talk it through with on-site management—they’ll help you pick the best fit for what you have.