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Need a safe place to keep your personal or even business belongings? Storage units solve for a variety of space issues that people have from downsizing to seasonal needs, holding inventory and keeping collectibles safe.

 If you need a temporary location to store important items, storage units will let you keep your things safe without sacrificing any extra space in your home. Virtually anyone can benefit from self-storage.

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Climate controlled storage units keep your belongings cool and dry while protecting them against extreme hot and cold temperatures, as well as humidity. Humidity is of particular danger to organic materials found in wood furniture and clothing due to the possibility of mold and mildew, so take the time to consider if you need this amenity, especially if you live in places that get very hot (like Texas), or very cold (like New York).

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Some storage facilities allow 24-hour, 7 day-a-week access to their units, meaning you will be able to access your things whenever you need to. As you might expect, this storage amenity will come at a higher price than basic units. If you’re a business owner that needs round-the-clock access to inventory, supplies, or equipment, or your family wants to use one of their recreational vehicles for an impromptu weekend getaway, 24-hour access may be an amenity that is well worth the extra cost.

Note that there is a difference between unit access, which are the actual access hours you’re allowed to view your stuff, and facility access, which is the time that the storage facility office is open. When selecting this amenity, make sure you choose the right one for your needs.

Drive-up access storage units function like a garage door – it rolls from the ground to the ceiling of the unit – allowing you to pull your vehicle right up to the unit in order to load and unload your belongings. These units are housed in a single-story building, accessible from the outside, and are great for simple access. They have lower prices compared to indoor units, but they often lack the ability to add additional amenities such as climate control.

Alternatively, some modern facilities house all of their units inside a single building, meaning you'll have to enter the interior of a building and sometimes even go up an elevator to get to your unit. Though this makes moving in and out with large furniture more difficult, it offers an unbeatable layer of protection from theft and pests, and almost always features climate control.

Storage with electricity means your unit comes with electrical outlets inside. We often hear people ask "Do storage units have electrical outlets in them?" and while some storage facilities do offer units with outlets, most do not. Having this amenity will allow you to plug into the facility's power source but it will cost you extra. If this is a requirement, check with the facility to make sure the unit you’re getting has outlets included.

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If you plan to store valuable items, you may want to consider a facility with additional security features, such as 24-hour video surveillance, on-site property management, or gated facilities with a keypad entry. Enhanced security features will typically have more expensive rates, but the peace of mind you get in return may be worth it.

Any business with inventory, materials, or equipment might need storage, depending on their office size, location, and their operational needs. For example, a building contractor might need to store tools and building materials. A retailer might need to store their product inventory. And, a manufacturer might need to store equipment when it’s not in use.

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There are three common types of car storage offered at self-storage facilities: outdoor uncovered storage which are typically parking spaces, outdoor covered car storage, and fully-enclosed indoor car storage. Each type of car storage offers different perks and comes at different price points.

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There are two types of RV storage offered at self-storage facilities: Indoor RV Storage and Outdoor RV Storage, which includes covered storage and parking spaces. Each type of RV storage offers different perks and comes at different price points. Which type of RV storage is right for you depends on price, availability, the size of your motorhome, and other various factors.

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There are three types of boat storage offered at self-storage facilities: outdoor boat storage, stack or dry stack storage, or indoor boat storage. Each type of boat storage offers different perks and comes at different price points. Which type of boat storage is right for you depends on price, availability, the size of your watercraft, and how long you need to store it.

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