storing your things securely, efficiently and carefully

Posted on: 16 December 2015

Have you developed a love for shopping and it's beginning to overcrowd your house? There is no reason for you to stop shopping just to reserve space in your house. All you have to do is start putting stuff inside of a storage unit rental so you can collect all of the merchandise that you want. Below, discover the various benefits that you can take advantage of with a storage unit rental (from an outlet such as Statewide Self Storage).
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Posted on: 2 December 2015

If you are planning on placing some of your personal belongings into a self storage unit, you will want to take steps in making sure they are protected from rodents and insects. While self storage units are pretty much sealed from damaging intruders, there is still a chance your unit could have a void that is undetectable when you move items in. There is also a chance of you bringing the invaders in yourself. Here are some tips to use when packing your items as well as some precautionary steps to take when placing them into the self storage unit to help keep pests out.
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Posted on: 30 November 2015

Self-storage units are pretty commonly used by individuals who just need a little bit of extra storage space. In general, these units are rented at a specialized facility, where they can be accessed by the current renter. However, you might be more interested in buying a unit for your own safekeeping, such as a storage unit that you might want to keep on your property. Here are some tips that you should keep in mind for such a situation:
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Posted on: 28 November 2015

Winter can be brutal on your car, with freezing temperatures, snow buildup, animal infestation and salt damage all quite capable of wreaking havoc on your car while in storage. If you are planning on storing your car this winter, read on for car winterizing tips to help protect the finish, tires and interior. Protecting the finish and interior Before putting your car in storage, give it a thorough scrubbing with a non-abrasive towel and soapy water so as to remove any dirt particles, bird droppings, tree sap and other contaminates that could gradually corrode the finish or scratch the paint while you put on the car cover.
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