Frequently Asked Questions

You can start storing your vehicle on the same day that you rent your storage space. You must ensure that your vehicle is insured, and that you have proof of ownership. 

We also recommend that you properly prepare or winterize your vehicle for self-storage beforehand.

Yes, all vehicles that are stored must have proof of insurance through your vehicle insurance provider.

You can store a wide range of items, excluding anything dangerous or illegal. Check with us for items in a gray area. Stored vehicles must be in working condition.

Permitted items include furniture, appliances, electronics, clothes, business inventory, and sporting equipment. Prohibited items are food, drugs, flammable or combustible materials like gas, propane tanks, and car batteries.

To rent you must be 18 years of age, have a valid government-issued photo ID with your current address, and pay with a major credit card.

Provide your name, telephone number, and email address to complete your mandatory online reservation.For vehicle storage, include license plate and insurance details.

Manage your reservation, payments, leases, receipts, and view documents anytime via the Customer Portal.

Moving: Using storage while moving to a new home, transitioning between leases, living in temporary housing, and relocating are common reasons for renting self storage.

Life Transitions: Divorce, downsizing for retirement, caring for a family member’s estate, or working through a natural disaster, self storage can help when life changes arise.

Decluttering: The best way to avoid moving to a larger home or office while also keeping your space clutter-free is tomove items that you want to hang on to but don’t necessarily need right now to a storage unit.

Apartment Living: Self storage can make apartment living easier. If you live in a studio or one-bedroom apartment thatdoesn’t have much storage space, renting a unit can help you get more room.

Storing a Vehicle: Cars, motorcycles, RVs, boats, trailers, commercial vans, can be stored within a vehicle storage unit.

Home Renovations or Staging for a Sale: Remodeling a home or office can take up to several months and may require you to move furniture and appliances out of the way. Moving these items to storage temporarily is a solution.

Business Storage: Businesses often use commercial storage units for extra space where they can store inventory, materials, files, equipment, or business vehicles.

Military: Military families are on the move every few years, moving to different bases. As these changes can be drastic, self storage can be a huge help when relocating.

Construction Contractors: Whether you leave the container securely in our yard or have it dropped at your job site, self storage is great option for storing tools, extra supplies, and any other items you need when working on a job.

Convenient Access: The convenience of being able to pull your vehicle directly up to the storage unit to load and unload is one of the major reasons why customers love drive-up access.

Vehicle Storage: Free Up Your Driveway! If you have a vehicle that's too large to fit inside an enclosed storage unit,

outdoor storage is a good alternative. Outdoor vehicle storage is a common solution for large boats, campers, trailers, motorhomes, and even some commercial vans and trucks.

This option is typically available as a designated parking stall or an open parking lot at our location. While outdoor parking doesn't provide coverage from the elements, it's often a good option for cheap storage in a fenced lot. 

This is also a great option for those living in apartments without parking, active military who need safe storage for vehicles during deployment, saving family cars for children, or storing a business van or truck. Store your vehicle with us and reclaim your space.

We do not require a fixed-term contract which gives you maximum flexibility. In practice, this means that you have the freedom to rent a storage unit for as little or as long as you wish.

You will need to sign a rental agreement at the time you move in, which continues on a month-to-month basis until you decide to move out.