Running a business means rent needs to be paid. Being a good neighbor means remembering there's a person on the other side of that payment. We believe there's room for both.

We have a customer who doesn't rent one storage unit from us for a vehicle. He rents multiple units for his car collection. It got us thinking about something we don't talk about very often: storage isn't always about boxes and furniture.

We've seen business customers stop at their storage units early in the morning, later at night, and on weekends. It makes sense. If you run a business, the space you're paying for should work around your schedule, not the other way around.

Moving is stressful enough when everything goes according to plan. When move-out day arrives before your new home is ready, suddenly you have another problem: where does all your stuff go?

One of the hardest parts about renting storage for the first time is figuring out how much space you actually need. Too small creates a headache. Too big means paying for space you aren't using. Here's a situation we see all the time.