There are several reasons why you may need Storage in St. Paul, MN, such as moving to a smaller home, moving out of state or simply to make room in the garage by storing seasonal items elsewhere. Self storage units are available in a variety of sizes, so it is important to have an estimate of how much you will be storing before renting a storage unit. The following tips will help you get the most out of a self storage unit.
It is important to pack items correctly before putting them in self Storage in St. Paul, MN. The better the items are packed the better they will fit in the rental unit as well as provide protection against possible damages. All fragile items should be packed separately with sufficient padding. Boxes that contain fragile items should also be the last ones placed in the storage unit. Label each box to make it easier to find items that you may need to get out of storage before emptying the unit. It is recommended that you pack clothing and linens in boxes as well, instead of plastic bags to protect them from collecting moisture during high humidity. When loading the storage unit, place appliances toward the back of the unit and sofas, chairs and dressers in a manner that boxes can be stacked on top of then to save room. If you aren’t sure what size of a storage unit you will need, click for more information on unit sizes.
Storage units vary greatly in price, so it is important to contact at least three different storage facilities for estimates. When you arrive at the storage facility you intend to rent a unit at, it is important to check the unit for cleanliness both in the unit and the exterior of the storage facility. Storage units are rented as either humidity controlled or non-controlled. A unit that is not controlled is typically an outside unit and often larger units that are used to store recreational vehicles. A humidity controlled unit is typically located inside of the facility and should be used for household items, especially if you have antiques or other fragile items.