Once you have selected a self-storage facility for your belongings, it's also advisable to choose the exact unit that will house the valuables. This is because not all units within a facility are created equal; some of the units will be more suited to your needs than others. Below are some of the factors to consider in the decision. Size The size of the unit is one of the primary factors to consider.
22 August 2019
Moving is a huge endeavor, and you probably have friends who have dedicated a week or longer to moving efforts. What if you don't have that much time? Whether because of lease requirements or a new job opportunity, perhaps you need to move in just a weekend. Is it possible? Yes, it is — as long as you follow these tips. 1. Hire a moving company to load and transport everything.
22 June 2018
When you met your girlfriend, you knew she was the one. However, it took a little convincing to finally convince her to make your house her home. While you've fallen in love with her kids just as much as you care about her, you can't help but worry about how they will do when the big moving day arrives. As you prepare to merge your families, use these tips to keep the kids safe and comfortable during the move.
13 March 2018
When you move in with someone, there are many times when your furniture and their furniture cannot fit into the home. If you are not ready to part with your furniture, consider storing it in a personal storage unit until you can move into a larger home or decide that you no longer want to keep it. The guide below walks you through a few tips to use to ensure that storing your belongings goes as smoothly as it possibly can.
13 September 2017
A good storage unit can come in handy in many different situations. Often, storage units are used to safely store belongings during a remodel, when transitioning into a new home, or even for long-term storage. Most storage facilities are built well, and provide a fantastic service. However, there are a few different aspects of the storage unit that are extremely important. Here are a few things that you should inspect your potential storage unit for when shopping around.
14 June 2017
When it comes to moving, there isn't ever an easy time. No matter when you plan it – there will be hard work. However, if you're planning a summer move, keep in mind that there are some things you need to consider that might not be of issue during other times of the year. If you're planning a summer move, here are some things to keep in mind. Book Your Hotel Rooms Early
4 May 2017
Moving into a new house is a very exciting time in anybody's life. You get the chance to meet new people, take in different sights, and maybe even reinvent yourself into the person you always wanted to be. However, before you can get started with the next phase of your journey, you'll need to get all of your things packed up and ready to go. If you own quite a few items, this can seem like a very daunting task.
10 April 2017
If you are starting a small business and need an affordable way to store your products, you may find that a storage unit is an ideal place to do so. However, there can be some issues associated with using a storage unit for professional purposes. Therefore, it is a good idea to be aware of the following advice for protecting your new business. Know What You Can And Cannot Do From Your Storage Unit
31 March 2017
Renting a storage unit is not particularly expensive, but if you're going to pay any amount of money to store your items, you want them to be usable when you eventually bring them home. Taking care of your items while they're in storage is essential. Here are some tips to help you care for popular items. Clothing and Linens Your main concerns with clothing and linens are mold and moths. Moths are only a concern with natural fibers like wool—they won't bother synthetics.
24 March 2017
Moving is always an adventure. You have many things to do, from organizing boxes of items from every room to making sure your hired movers are able to load and relocate everything after packing it up safely. Moving furniture, kitchen items, bedding, and décor is one thing; moving houseplants is quite another adventure all its own. While your moving company will be able to move your plants for you as long as they are aware of them prior to the move (and they include live plants as part of their moving services—not all companies do this), there are things you can do to help prepare them for safe and healthy transport.
23 February 2017