Can I use a short-term storage facility for business purposes?

Yes, you can store your Sea-doo in a storage unit. We have a wide variety of storage units to choose from, so you can find one that fits your needs. If you have any questions, our friendly staff would be happy to help you. Thank you for choosing Yellowhead Storage!

Small storage units, including the commonly used 5×5 size, can accommodate furniture during a home remodel but with certain limitations. These units are ideal for storing more miniature furniture, such as chairs, nightstands, small desks, and disassembled parts of larger furniture. They also provide ample space for boxes of household items, decorations, and smaller appliances, making them a convenient option for homeowners undergoing renovations. When preparing for a remodel, assessing the size and quantity of furniture you need to store is essential. For single, smaller items or a modest amount of boxes, a 5×5 unit can be sufficient. Utilizing this space effectively involves strategic packing, disassembling more oversized items where possible, using protective covers to prevent damage, and stacking items carefully to maximize the use of vertical space. Please note that furniture for an entire home does not fit in this unit; we offer other bigger sizes if that is the case.

Perishable items should not be stored in a short-term storage unit, as they can attract pests and create a foul odor. This includes items such as food, plants, and animals.

You can absolutely rent a storage unit to store your summer items. Storage units provide a practical solution for safely storing seasonal belongings like patio furniture, outdoor equipment, and recreational items during the off-season. By utilizing a storage unit, you can maximize space in your home, protect your belongings from weather-related damage, and benefit from the security and convenience that storage facilities offer. With various unit sizes and rental options available, you can choose a storage solution that suits your needs, whether it’s for short-term summer storage or longer-term arrangements. This approach not only helps declutter your living spaces but also ensures that your summer items are readily accessible when you’re ready to use them again.

When choosing a self-storage unit, consider how big it is, where it is located, how secure it is, and how much it costs. This way, you can be sure that the unit will meet your needs and budget.

It depends on what you agreed to in your lease with the storage company. Most places have a policy that says you need to tell them before you move your stuff out. But it could be different from place to place, so you should ask the manager at the storage facility for more information.