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Do and Don’t Storage Guide

Published on 5/10/2022
The threat of damaged storage typically comes by the climate, especially by changes in temperature and humidity. Oil paintings, for instance, must be dry a year before you can store them and should optimally be kept at 70-76°F and 40-50% humidity—never fluctuating more than five degrees within a twenty-four hour period. Also, artwork should be kept off the ground and only lightly covered with breathable, acid-free tissue paper.

Finding & Renting a Storage Unit

Published on 3/8/2022
Finding a storage facility to rent from can be a pain! There are a lot of factors that go into finding the storage facility that's right for you. Most people might think that the only factor would be the cost, This article will explain other factors that are just as important as the cost when searching for the correct self storage facility.

Packing Your Storage Unit

Published on 11/17/2021
Now that you have found the perfect storage facility you were looking for, you are ready to move all your stuff in right? Well, before you do, there are a few things you should know that might make your experience go a little smoother. First of all, think about what you're storing and for how long. Will anything need packed separately, or require special attention depending on how long it sits in storage?

Packing Boxes: What Not To Do

Published on 9/8/2021
Here are a few things to think about when it comes to packing boxes for your next move. First, whether you are moving yourself or hiring professional movers, you will want to pack heavier items in smaller boxes and lighter items in bigger boxes. This will make handling much easier and decrease the chance of items getting damaged. You will also want to utilize all the room available in boxes and not leave any empty space. One of the biggest complaints among movers are unbalanced boxes which increase the probability of things getting damaged and also of injury to the mover. Filling the extra space with clothing or packing paper will make handling the box much less strenuous.