Location
When
selecting a public storage, think about its location. Are you going to need access
to the storage building frequently? If so, aim for someplace nearby.
Space
Consider
how much space you really need. Self-storage facilities rent units in all
different sizes. It’s best to opt for a smaller storage unit and pack it all to
the ceiling rather than pay for space you’re not using. If even the smallest
storage units are too much, look into small storage facilities that specialize
on small loads.
Access
Be
sure to ask the representative how and when you can access you unit. Most storage
facilities allow for free access 24 hours a day, but some facilities have
restrictions and others charge fees for access.
Security
Ideally,
there should be a guard duty 24 hours a day; it goes without saying there
should be an alarm system too. You will get better protection if you keep your
items in an inside unit but this will cost more than an exterior unit. The
other big thing that you are going to want in storage facilities is that you
find one that has lockers that are the right size for your needs. Most facilities
have a variety of locker sizes tend to get rented out fairly quickly. That
means that you may have to look around a little bit to find a facility that has
a locker that is the right size.
Climate-Control
Picking
climate control storage facilities would surely save you a lot. The humidity of
you storage unit can cause your furniture to warp and your appliances to
mildew. Leaving a space between your stuff and the unit’s wall allows space for
air to circulate and with the help of climate control; tight spaces would be moist-free.
Ives
Dairy Self Storage
20340 NE
15th CT, Miami, FL 33179
305-651-5354
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