If you’re renting a self storage unit for the first time, have questions about a certain unit type, or need a general refresher, Storage of America has you covered. We’ve gathered a variety of frequently asked storage questions to help you confidently and properly create space in your home or business.
For even more helpful information, you can always contact a Storage of America facility near you. We have locations in the following states:
Self storage is a service that helps residents, business owners, students, and more create the space they need at affordable rates. Whether you need to store furniture for a month while you move, or for the foreseeable future during a military deployment, self storage is a flexible, convenient solution.
When you choose self storage from Storage of America, you’ll rent your unit on an affordable month-to-month basis. Additionally, you are responsible for loading and unloading your unit. If you need to grab an item from your unit, just visit during our convenient access hours set by your chosen facility.
Storage units come in a wide variety of sizes. Unit sizes and availability may vary by facility, so contact your nearest Storage of America location for more information. We also have a helpful space calculator to recommend the best unit for everything you plan to store.
Whether you choose a small 5×5 unit or a massive 10×30 space, pack your heaviest, least-needed items first, followed by your midsize items, and finally, your lightest, easy-to-maneuver belongings. For more advice about packing a storage unit, contact our helpful self storage professionals, or explore our storage tips.
While self storage has a wide variety of uses, we do not permit the following items to be stored at Storage of America:
Please contact your local Storage of America facility to learn more about what items can and cannot be stored.
We require a minimum 3-day notice before you move out. Your unit must be clean, undamaged, and completely empty at the time of your lease termination.
We require a government-issued photo identification card, such as your driver’s license, passport, or state identification card.
Living in a storage unit is against the law. Doing so may result in immediate termination of your rental agreement.
Yes! Several of our self storage facilities feature vehicle parking to help you create space in your driveway or garage. Contact your local Storage of America facility to learn about vehicle parking availability.
For your peace of mind, our facilities have 24-hour video recording and security code-enabled, gated entryways to ensure only our staff and tenants have access to the facility.
We do require rental insurance at Storage of America. On the day your lease begins, we require proof of insurance or participation in our Tenant Protection Plan. Please contact us for more details.
You can pay for your Storage of America unit with the following forms of payment:
Call your local Storage of America facility ahead of time, as not all locations accept the same payment types.
To help you save time and effort, many of our facilities provide complimentary carts. Reach out to your nearest facility to confirm availability.
Climate controlled storage shields temperature- and humidity-sensitive from warping, cracking, melting, and other environment-related damage. Unlike a standard outdoor storage unit, a climate controlled unit maintains a temperature-controlled, dry interior any time of year.
Drive-up storage units give you the ability to park your personal vehicle or moving truck directly outside your unit’s door for easier loading and unloading.
If you have any questions or concerns about your storage unit, the facility, or how to move into your space, contact your facility’s management team today!
