What do you do when you have more stuff in your home than storage? When you can’t or don’t want to add storage, you will likely end up with clutter in your cupboards, basement, attic space, or garage. Perhaps it is best to re-evaluate and organize your space by investing in a storage unit. After all, you need a permanent base for the items you don’t want to discard, sell or donate.…
Read More »Temperature fluctuations can damage your goods and cause mold, bacteria growth, or warping. If you have delicate materials that need constant care and attention, these kinds of temperatures can damage them because they have a limit of what they can withstand. The best way to prevent this is by using a heated storage unit. When you use a heated storage unit, you’ll keep your goods at the temperature they need to be at.…
Read More »Are you downsizing into a tiny house? According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the median size of a single-family American home was 2,261 square feet in 2020. In comparison, a tiny home is typically 400 square feet or less. If you’re shaving a few thousand square feet off your living space, take a look at how self-storage can help you to successfully downsize. Buy In Bulk The towering pack of toilet paper the warehouse club has on sale for a ridiculously low price won’t fit inside your tiny house.…
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