Two kinds of storage
The difference matters. One is part of your move and one is a place to put things, and they are billed and handled differently.
Storage in transit
Your shipment stays with us between the load and the delivery. Billed by the month, and it never leaves our control.
Long term storage
For things that are not going to the new place yet. Same handling, no fixed end date.
Inventoried, not stacked
Everything is tagged on the way in and checked off on the way out, so what comes back is what went in.
Handled twice, not four times
A self-storage unit means you load, drive, unload, then do it again. With us the crate goes in once and comes out once.
Nobody else in your goods
Your shipment is stored as a unit, not mixed into a shared bay where a warehouse hand is sorting through it.
Delivered when you are ready
Give us the date and the crew brings it out and places it, rather than dropping it in a driveway.
How storage works
Load and tag
The crew loads and inventories at your address, exactly as for any move.
Into storage
Stored as your shipment, under our control, billed by the month.
Call when ready
Give us a delivery date. Two weeks of notice is comfortable.
Delivered and placed
Out of storage, into the new place, checked against the inventory.
What storage costs depend on
Storage is billed monthly on volume. Nothing here is priced by the square foot of a unit you rent.