Storage Solutions offers a variety of self-storage units that all have unique purposes. For example, some storage units are climate-controlled to keep items safe and dry, while others are designed for long-term storage or use during the moving process. Storage Solutions professionals can help customers find the right unit for their needs and offer payment options and assistance during the moving process.
What are the unique uses for storage units?
Storage units are often used for various purposes, such as storing seasonal items or goods during a military move. People have also utilized storage units in unique ways, such as climate control, traditional storage, and business storage. Storage Solutions offers resources and advice to aid people in finding the right size unit for their needs, as well as storage operations management services to help manage their facilities.
How to choose a storage unit that is right for you?
Choosing the right self-storage unit for your needs can be a difficult decision. Storage Solutions offers a variety of storage options to meet your specific needs, including general self-storage, property management, drive-up access, and more. By understanding your requirements and exploring all the different options available to you through Storage Solutions, you can make an informed decision tailored to your individual needs. Additionally, Storage Solutions provides packing materials and courtesy carts to make moving into a unit easier and more efficient. With locations in Arizona and Nevada and multiple facilities in California’s Bay Area and Central Valley, Storage Solutions strives to be the best choice for self-storage customers across the region.
What are some safety tips when using a storage unit?
When using a storage unit, it is important to be aware of one’s surroundings and the items that are being stored. It is not recommended to store firearms or any dangerous items in a storage unit. Additionally, it is always best practice to lock the unit when leaving and take any valuable items with you or store them securely in a locked box. Lastly, make sure there are no tripping hazards inside the unit as these can cause injury.