Frequently Asked Questions
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Self-storage lets you store the things that you don’t have space for. The process is easy. You bring your items to the facility, load them into your storage unit or container, and secure with your own lock. When you no longer need the storage, you move your items out.
We accept Mastercard, Visa, Debit Mastercard, Visa Debit, and American Express.
To fully unload our Container, we will need 75 feet of space. If you don't have enough space in your driveway, we can unload on the road and use our mule delivery system to bring your container onto your property.
Yes! You are not allowed to store any of the following items:
- food
- liquids
- explosives
- flammable liquids
- illegal substances, or Items
- biological contaminants or other perishables
If you have any questions about a specific item, please give us a call.
What does half load mean?
If a half load restriction is in place, it means that vehicles over a certain weight are not permitted to use that road.
How does the half load season affect my storage?
It does not affect all storage, but it does affect our FULL portable storage containers. Full containers can NOT be moved during half load season. Restrictions do not affect empty containers being delivered or picked up.
Why do we need road restrictions in the spring?
- roads become softer as they thaw out
- heavy loads can cause the road to sink and break apart, which can lead to permanent damage
- reduces the need of having to repair the roads after every spring thaw
How long are these restrictions?
The length of the restrictions is dependent on the weather, and how long your District experiences a freezing-thawing pattern. Your district will set the exact dates each year, depending on your area's road conditions and temperatures, but restrictions are generally in effect from March to May in our area.