Public Storage - North Charleston - 8470 Dorchester Rd
8470 Dorchester Rd North Charleston, SC 29420
4.55 out of 5 stars- based on
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4.55 out of 5 stars - based on 20 reviews
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Great experience
My only complaint was my unit was dirt upon move in. The old lock that was drilled out was still in the unit. I loved the site map. It saved me a lot of time searching for my unit
- Vicki Rojas
The process was easy and unit is good...
The process was easy and unit is good the only aspect that to my opinion was absolutely obscured was paying $21 for a lock that is useless for anything else but this storage unit
- Doug Wadnik
Nice folks but not so great information
I called one branch asking if they had indoor climate controlled storage. They said yes. After walking back to the unit, it was not climate controlled, and opened to the pavement. Puzzled, I walked back to the office where the very nice attendant phoned another branch nearby. They said they had what I was looking for. I drove to that location, and guess what? Same story, we rode in a golf cart to a supposed inside, climate controlled space only to find it too was neither inside nor climate controlled. It did have a box of Damp-Rid inside. Again the very friendly attendant called a third location 6 miles away who said they had what I needed. And they did. The deal was done, super nice attendant, but why did I have do visit 3 places to get what I think is a pretty straight forward request?
- Mark Doll
Pricing Inaccurate
I rented two unit. The last one I had to accept since they were closing but the price was messed up and I was overcharged. Still not able to get cleared up. Customer Service was rude and un helpful
- Sherri Johnson
it was ok
The place was nice and clean the check in was nice and friendly the only think i did not like was you had to purchase a lock from public storage and its only work at public storage so when you not need to used public storage anymore the lock is useless
- Michael Yoder
