• Free use of hand cart
• Rental insurance
• Boxes, packing tape, record storage boxes and markers
• Pad locks
• Mattress covers
• Gloves
• Pallets available
• 24X7 access

• 5' X 10' - 50 square feet.  A couch and chair, chest of drawers or dresser, mattress set, plus small items and boxes.  Outdoor furniture, lawn mowers, garden tools, etc.  Bicycles and/or motorcycles.
  
  
10' X 10' - 100 square feet.  Furniture from one bedroom without appliances, including small items and boxes.  Year end files, manufacturers' samples, mobile equipment.

 
• 10' X 15' - 150 square feet.  Furnishings from a two bedroom apartment or small house, plus small items and boxes.  Year end files and office equipment, excess inventory, hospital / legal records, campaign materials.
  
  
• 10' X 20' - 200 square feet.  Furniture from two bedroom house with appliances, miscellaneous items and cartons.  Also may be used to store a car or truck and other small items.  Year end files, excess office equipment, office furniture, maintenance equipment, seasonal decorations, general business raw materials.

Storage Tips

• Use furniture drawers for delicate items and specially wrap and label them as "FRAGILE". Bubble wrap and packing paper are excellent for these purposes.
• When packing toys or smaller objects, remember to fill boxes completely, stuffing open areas with plain newspaper to prevent collapsing when stacked.
• Be careful not to store anything combustible, (such as paint and chemicals), or perishable (such as food that is not permanently sealed)
• When storing lawn and garden equipment, drain any fluids prior to storage to avoid corrosive damage.
• Use trash cans to store shovels, and rakes. Always use high quality locks on your unit. Locks are available for sale? just ask your site manager for a recommendation.
• When storing delicate heirlooms, use specially constructed boxes, such as wardrobe boxes, and utilize dehumidifiers to prevent mildew build up. Remember to label these boxes "FRAGILE".
• Store furniture carefully on boards or pallets.
• Mattresses should be covered and stored flat on level surfaces.
• Larger appliances, such as stoves or refrigerators, provide additional space for storing towels, blankets, etc.
• Break down items such as table legs, and store tabletops and sofas on end, to save space.
• Use protective covers and treat wood surfaces before storing.
• When storing business files and inventory, label all boxes and construct aisles so files are easily seen and accessible.