Calloway Storage has listed three ways a self storage can help you downsize once you’ve found your new home.
Self Storage: 5 Ways to Declutter Your Home This Christmas
There are some tips and tricks you can use to ensure you make the most out of your living space and have a clutter-free Christmas. Calloway Storage has listed a few key tips here.
Looking to Stage your Home for Sale? Here’s How Self-Storage Will Help
With summer here in Ontario, Canada, well underway, you may be undertaking the final push to sell your home – ensuring that you’ll be able to move into your new house just before those colder months arrive.
Moving Into a Retirement Community? Here’s how Self-Storage can Ease Your Transition
Moving into a retirement community and the downsizing process that comes with it can be a daunting and emotional prospect. The most important thing to remember is not to rush.
5 Best Ways to Make use of Your Self Storage Unit in 2019
With the New Year having begun, many people across Ontario will have already made their New Year’s resolution for what they hope to achieve in 2019. Whether it’s time to become more active, picking up a new hobby or simply decluttering your home, a self storage unit can help.
Self Storage: 4 Tips to Preserve Your Furniture While in Long-Term Storage
Whether you are moving house, looking for somewhere to store your valuable antiques or simply putting away some items for your children, self storage is a fantastic option that will give you a safe place to store your valuable items while also decluttering your home.
3 Self-Storage Tips for Sentimental Items
Are you looking to either downsize or just simply declutter your home? If yes, then you are probably wondering what to do with all those sentimental items that you have in your house but simply don’t have space to display – self-storage could be the answer for you.
4 Reasons Why Self Storage is the Best Option for Your Archived Documents
With the beautiful fall season approaching in Muskoka and Kawartha lakes, there is one thing that many people are trying not to think about – taxes. In Canada, it’s a requirement to have at least seven years of archived documentation regarding your business for tax purposes.