What is the difference between First Floor and Drive Up access?
First Floor units are located on the ground level, inside the building. Drive Up units are also located on the ground level, but accessible from outside of the building, so you can simply pull your car right up to the unit, as opposed to going inside of the facility when loading and unloading.Some readersWhat is a Premium Unit?
Premium Units are significantly closer to doors and elevators. Save time and energy with a Premium Unit!Some readersDo I need insurance?
Some type of coverage is required as per our lease agreement. You may purchase a tenant protection plan by SecureLease to satisfy this requirement, however, you are not required to purchase this plan. If you have homeowner’s or renter’s insurance that covers storage, you may bring proof of this policy to our local store manager instead.Few readersWhat does a reservation do?
A reservation will hold the price for you, but not the unit. Units are filled on a first come, first served basis. You can reserve up to 14 days in advance.Few readersWhat size unit do I need?
Not sure what size you need when it comes to a storage unit? We'll help you find the right size so you can make sure you're getting the most for your money. View the Size Calculator for a visualization and description of what may fit in each unit size. All of our facility managers are experts with unit sizing. You can also see the unit before purchasing if you come by the facility.Few readersDo you offer moving supplies?
Yes, we have a variety of moving and packing supplies available for purchase in our leasing offices.Few readersDo you offer a moving truck?
Unfortunately, we do not offer moving trucks at this time.Few readersHow do I upgrade / downsize to another unit?
If you are an existing tenant, you will need to talk to the facility manager and they will be able to help you transfer to a different sized unit. There is a $10 transfer fee when changing units.Few readersWhat does Climate Controlled mean?
This means whether it is extremely hot or cold outside, your belongings will remain safe in a temperature controlled storage unit. If you are storing items that are sensitive to temperature fluctuations, it is well worth it!Few readers