If you are downsizing or you are planning on moving and don't need many of your items in your space at the moment, you may consider using a self-storage unit. This will allow you to keep your items in your possession without them taking up too much space in your home. When you are choosing a self-storage facility to use, here are four things that are important to consider:
The Gate Hours: All storage facilities will have different gate hours.
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If you're moving or just trying to make extra room at home, getting a self storage unit can be an excellent option. Too often, people end up paying higher rates for less room or space they don't really need. Fortunately, there are some ways you can get more bang for your buck the next time you need to rent a storage unit.
Be Discerning
Think about what it is you want to store in the self storage unit.
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Renting a unit at a storage facility can allow you to remove excess items from your home, whether it's seasonal decor, old mementos that you don't wish to throw out or anything that's previously contributed to you feeling cluttered. The availability of this extra space isn't an invitation to hastily move your unused possessions out of your home and into the unit; this approach will declutter your home but lead to a cramped, cluttered storage unit that you won't want to visit.
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Cleaning up after a flood can seem daunting. But one thing that can make it a whole lot easier is renting a storage unit. Much of the most expensive damage during a flood is to walls, carpets, and floors, and the more stuff you can move out of your home, the easier it will be for you – or for a professional – to dry out. When renting a temporary storage unit after a flood, there are a few things you should be sure to do.
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The basement is the preferred storage place in many homes. However, you should be careful of what you store in the basement because some things can easily get damaged there. Here are examples of four things that you should never store in the basement:
1. Important Documents
Don't store important documents and papers such as school records, medical records, rare books, and photographs in the basement. Basements are notorious for dampness.
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