Jim Goonan

100 square feet – A mid-sized unit, and an industry standard. The furnishings from a small apartment will fit comfortably in this size storage space. Living room set, dining room set, bedroom set…not a problem. Make sure to put the big stuff in first, and then fill the empty spots with smaller items.

1. Household furniture such as sofas, tables, dressers, mattress sets, and coffee or bedside tables
2. Electronics and musical instruments
3. Seasonal decor or equipment such as garden tools, bicycles, skis, and camping gear
4. Office equipment such as desks, chairs, and shelves

150 square feet – Around the same size as an average room in a house. This is the unit for more…more bedrooms, more furniture in each room, more stuff. This size space will give you exactly what you need.

1. Bulky household furniture such as sofas, dining tables, dressers, bedroom sets, and bookcases
2. Major appliances such as washers, dryers, and refrigerators
3. Outdoor equipment such as grills, bicycles, skis, and camping gear
4. Commercial inventory and office equipment such as desks, chairs, and shelves

200 square feet – The size of a one car garage. This unit is large enough to accommodate the contents of a house. Furniture from the bedrooms, living room, dining room, and appliances too; everything will be very comfortable in this large size storage space.

1. Bulky household furniture such as sectional sofas, dining tables, mattress sets, dressers, and entertainment centers
2. Major appliances such as washers, dryers, and refrigerators
3. Large musical instruments or equipment such as pianos and TVs
4. Outdoor equipment such as lawnmowers, grills, bicycles, skis, and camping gear
5. Commercial inventory and office equipment such as desks, chairs, and shelves

300 square feet – This storage unit is about the size of a large garage for those seeking a major space solution. Our 10x30 spaces offer enough room to fit the contents of a four- or five-bedroom home.

1. Items that aren’t easily boxed up
2. Large household furniture such as sectional sofas, entertainment centers, and mattress and dining sets
3. Major appliances such as washers, dryers, and refrigerators
4. Outdoor equipment such as lawnmowers, grills, bicycles, and canoes or small boats
5. Commercial inventory and office equipment such as desks, chairs, and shelves

Parking spaces and covered vehicle storage for your car, boat, or RV can keep your ride from consuming valuable space in your garage, all while shielding it from the elements—like sunshine, rain, or hail. Some of our covered parking units even include electricity, too.

Our enclosed parking units are available for vehicles only, and provide security from rain, sunshine, hail, and the added feature of private access allowing only the lessee access to the stored vehicle. Talk with one of our experienced property managers for details.

Uncovered parking is the most available parking option at most storage facilities. This lot-type parking allows the most flexibility parking solution allowing small or oversized vehicle, boat, and RV parking.