How do I choose a storage space?
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If you’re making a long distance move but haven’t yet found a permanent residence, keeping your belongings in storage is a good solution. Here are a few things to consider when selecting a storage facility:
- Inquire about the level of security offered. The last thing you want is to have your storage space broken into and your belongings stolen.
- Find out their operating hours. Not all storage spaces are open 24 hours a day, and this may present challenges to you if you’re unable to access your belongings when you need them.
- Inquire about insurance. If you have expensive belongings, it may be a good idea to purchase insurance to protect you against theft.
Still have more questions? Find storage spaces near your destination and call to inquire about rates and availability.
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