Standard gate hours are kept from 6:30am-10:30pm, 7 days a week for your convenience.  We offer 24 hour access for an additional fee, please inquire with management to apply. 

Climate controlled storage refers to storage facilities that regulate temperature and humidity levels to protect stored items from damage caused by extreme weather conditions. The benefits of using climate controlled storage include:

1. Protection of delicate items: Climate controlled storage is ideal for storing items that are sensitive to temperature and humidity changes, such as electronics, musical instruments, photographs, and wooden furniture.
2. Protection against mold and mildew: By regulating temperature and humidity levels, climate controlled storage can help prevent the growth of mold and mildew, which can cause damage to stored items and create unpleasant odors.
3. Protection against pests: Pests such as moths, silverfish, and termites are less likely to thrive in a climate-controlled environment, reducing the risk of damage to stored items.
4. Stable temperature and humidity levels: Climate controlled storage helps to maintain stable temperature and humidity levels, reducing the risk of damage to stored items due to temperature and humidity fluctuations.
5. Peace of mind: Climate controlled storage provides peace of mind for those storing valuable or sentimental items, knowing that they are being protected from the elements and environmental factors that could cause damage.

In order to keep our rates low, we do not keep an office at our locations.  You can rent storage units online or over the phone, though!  We are happy to help you, just call us 7 days a week.  Our phone hour are 8am-8pm, 7 days a week. Contact us at  866-311-5585 or email us: Support@click4storage.com

Here are some tips for people using self-storage for the first time:

1. Determine your storage needs: Before renting a storage unit, assess the items you need to store and determine the size of unit you will need. Consider factors such as the amount of space you will need, the type of items you need to store, and the length of time you will be storing them.
2. Choose the right location: Consider the location of the storage facility, taking into account factors such as accessibility, security, and proximity to your home or business.
3. Pack your items properly: When packing your items for storage, use sturdy boxes and protect fragile items with bubble wrap or packing peanuts. Label boxes clearly and consider using a system to keep track of what is in each box.
4. Make a list of items stored: Create an inventory of the items you are storing, and consider taking photos or video of each item. This will help you keep track of what you have stored and make it easier to retrieve items when you need them.
5. Secure your unit: Use a good quality lock to secure your unit, and consider purchasing insurance to protect your items while they are in storage.
6. Climate control: If you are storing items that are sensitive to temperature and humidity changes, consider renting a climate-controlled unit.
7. Regular visits: Plan to visit your unit regularly to check on your items and make sure everything is in order.

The best way to pack a storage unit depends on the items you are storing and the length of time they will be in storage. Here are some general tips to help you pack your storage unit effectively:

1. Make a plan: Before you start packing, create a plan for how you want to arrange your items in the unit. This will help you maximize the available space and make it easier to find items when you need them.
2. Use sturdy boxes: Pack your items in sturdy boxes and label each box clearly with a detailed description of its contents.
3. Disassemble larger items: Consider disassembling larger items, such as furniture, to save space and make them easier to move into the storage unit.
4. Make aisles: Create aisles in the unit to allow for easy access to all of your items. This will also help you avoid having to move other items to get to something you need.
5. Place heavy items on the bottom: Pack heavy items, such as books or appliances, on the bottom of the unit and lighter items, such as linens or clothing, on top.
6. Stack items neatly: Stack boxes and other items neatly, being careful not to overstack or place items in a manner that could cause them to fall or become damaged.
7. Protect fragile items: Wrap fragile items, such as dishes or glassware, in bubble wrap or packing peanuts to prevent them from breaking during storage.
8. Use furniture covers: Cover furniture, such as sofas or chairs, with furniture covers to protect them from dust and scratches while in storage.

By following these tips, you can effectively pack your storage unit and ensure that your items are well protected while in storage.