Posted on: 4 October 2017
When you store items in a closet, attic, or garage, you may not be able to stack boxes that high. This may happen because you have storage shelves and racks to minimize stacking. This allows you to access all the items quite easily, but it may not be what you experience in a storage unit. Renting a storage unit is beneficial when you need to expand your overall storage capacity.
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Posted on: 26 September 2017
Living in a condo means that you will need to follow certain rules set by the HOA. When you first move in, you may be familiar with the rules after just reviewing them. But, after a long while, you may forget about some of the restrictions, such as keeping the patio clear of storage.
The HOA may want to maintain a positive impression of the condo community. If a potential buyer were to walk by a unit and see numerous boxes inside a patio, it may push them away.
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Posted on: 26 September 2017
Self-storage units offer a convenient option for decluttering your home or simply storing unused items to free up space in the home. While your items are in storage, you'll want to take extra steps to ensure they are safe and protected from damage. Here are a few options you can use to protect your items while they are in self storage.
Make An Inventory
Knowing what is in your self-storage unit can prevent you from having to rifle through your boxes to find a specific item, but it can also provide you with a bit of added protection as well.
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Posted on: 22 September 2017
If you are not going to be traveling in your RV during the upcoming winter, you will want to make sure that you are doing everything you can to store it properly. This way, it will be kept in a safe location and it will be ready to come once it is time to bring it back out in the summer. To help make sure that you are doing everything that you possibly can, you will want to review the following suggestions:
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