Information About Our Available Storage Units 

Reservation Notes: 

• If we have no current vacancies in a particular size, the size and rate will not be shown online. Depending on availability, you will have the option to switch the unit you reserve online when you come to the facility to sign the lease. 
• Call or email the facility to inquire if we have other sizes in which we may have future vacancies 
• You can reserve any available unit over the phone. 
• Online reservations will be held for three days. If you need to reserve for a longer period of time, call our office to make arrangements. Maximum reservation is for 14 days, and a deposit is then required. Deposits are applied to your first month's rent.  

* Valid government-issued photo ID required for storage rental 

Storage Tips

• Use climate-controlled or heated units when storing business records, document storage, antiques, or artwork. 
• Use wooden pallets on the floor of your unit to help increase air circulation and to help keep your goods dry. 
• Keep upholstered furniture up off the floor. 
• Cover furniture with a soft dry cloth instead of plastic. 
• If you are using plastic bags or covers to store items, leave a small hole in the plastic to help vent air. This prevents moisture from forming on the inside of the plastic as the temperature fluctuates from season to season. 
• Visit your space regularly to help ensure that your items remain in good condition. 
• Leave air space around the walls of your unit to help with air circulation. 
• Pack your belongings in your space by need, with frequently used items in front. 
• Check your homeowners' or renters' insurance policy to make sure it covers "self-storage". If not, information regarding short-term insurance is available at the facility. 
• Always have a government issued picture ID with you at the facility. This will help if you need assistance with accessing your self storage unit, assistance from a security guard or requesting private account information from the staff. 
• If you are storing a motorcycle, remove the battery from the motorcycle. Batteries have a tendency to self-discharge when sitting over time, especially when they remain hooked up to the motorcycle.