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Gate Hours

7am - 7pm (Every Day)

 

Office Hours

9 am - 5:30 pm M-F
9am - 5pm Sat
9am - 4pm Sun

* Weekend opening and closing
times can change seasonally.
Any questions, check with the facility.

 

 

Storage Tips

 

Packing Boxes
Uniform sized boxes maximize space. Use smaller boxes for books and other heavy items. Fill boxes to capacity and tape closed. If necessary, stuff open areas with plain newspaper to prevent collapsing when stacked. Use a large permanent marker to identify contents of boxes.

 

Appliances
Clean, and dry interiors thoroughly. Place a shallow container of baking soda in fridges and freezers. Always store appliances in upright position.

 

Framed Artwork and Mirrors
Pack individually on edge, never flat. Protect with heavy duty cardboard. There are narrow boxes available for this purpose.

 

Furniture and Mattresses
Keep upholstered furniture protected by covering with plastic sheeting, sheets or blankets. Mattresses can be placed in cardboard mattress boxes or large plastic bags. By breaking down items (such as table legs) and storing large furniture (like tabletops and sofas) on end, much space can be saved in the unit.

 

Fragile Items
Don't overpack boxes. Use plenty of cushioning around items, leaving no loose areas that could allow shifting of contents. Close and tape boxes securely. Add "Fragile" stickers as necessary. Use furniture drawers to hold odd-shaped, lightweight objects that have been wrapped in bubble-wrap.

 

Gardening Items
Trash cans will handily store shovels rakes and other long-handled garden tools. Lawn and garden equipment, must be drained of any fluids prior to storage in order to avoid corrosive damage.

 

Loading the Storage Space
Consider leaving a walk way around the perimeter of your storage space. This provides ventilation as well as allowing access to the back of the unit. The front of your storage space should hold items you'll want to be easily seen and accessible. Begin stacking by placing the heavier boxes at the bottom. Delicate and lighter boxes should be stored on top. By placing furniture on pallets or boards, you'll provide additional protection. A plastic sheet placed over your stored items adds yet another layer of protection for your valuables.