If you were to walk through a storage facility and look inside all of the units, you would see a few where items are scattered about, a few where things are stacked, but haphazardly, and a few where the contents are truly well organized. Of course, everyone wants to have one of the well-organized storage units. So how do you go about loading yours in a way that makes passersby jealous? Read More»
Are you renting a storage unit but are a bit worried that you are going to run out of room? If so, it helps to follow these tips to ensure that you are making the most out of the room that you have. Purge Items Before Going Into Storage It is always a good idea to take a close look at everything that you will be putting into self-storage. While it is normal to want to box things up and move them to the storage unit where you can think of them again another day, it is going to be difficult to start purging things after the unit has filled up. Read More»
How can commercial self-storage units help your real estate business grow? Take a look at the top reasons real estate agents need self-storage and what this off-site option can do for you as a sales entrepreneur. Store Your Signage Signage is crucial for your business. But if you work for yourself, you may not have anywhere to store for sale, sold, open house, or other promotional signs. While these items may not seem like they take up much space, you may not want to store them at home. Read More»
If you are having to store your belongings for an extended period, you have a lot to contend with for sure. While it can be physically demanding to deal with everything from dressers to sofas, it can be mentally exhausting to contend with all the smaller items. From your socks to your small kitchen wares, all these little items can add up to a big mess if you’re not careful when you place them in storage. Read More»
As a college student returning home for the summer, you will have to deal with all of your belongings. Chances are high that you won’t want to haul things back home and then back to campus next fall, nor do you want to trash and then replace everything. Renting a short-term storage unit could be the perfect answer. 1. Check The Contract Most storage units are rented out on a month-to-month basis, but there are some exceptions. Read More»