Storing Birthday Gifts

Posted on: 16 August 2018

If you are picking up a large load of furniture but the weather is going to be possibly raining or snowing, you probably don't want to risk using a truck and trying to cover the pieces with plastic or trying to fit the items in an SUV. Paying for delivery from the furniture company can also be costly. Instead, you want to simply pick up a small U-Haul truck rental for the job.
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Posted on: 15 March 2017

Flipping houses can be a great way to make extra money. A huge problem that many flippers run into is staging the homes each and every time they go to sell them. If you are a flipper and are looking to save money on staging costs, consider investing in furniture that you can use again and again. Use the guide that follows to learn how to store the items in between uses to ensure that you can easily find what you want when you need it.
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Posted on: 3 October 2016

Everyone from the typical resident to business owners will likely use storage at some point in their life, whether it is to clear clutter or store extra inventory. If you have in mind to rent a storage unit for whatever purpose, you should know that there are often guidelines set forth by facilities about what can and cannot be stored within the unit. Before you load up your belongings and head over to your chosen facility to store them, make sure you ask before storing any of the following items, as they could be restricted.
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Posted on: 29 September 2016

The last thing you want getting into your storage unit are bugs and rodents; they will destroy your belongings. You can prevent bugs and rodents from getting into your unit by taking the three precautionary steps discussed below. #1 Don't Store Food Items Most storage facilities do not allow tenants to store perishable food items inside of their storage unit such as fresh fruit and meats. Some storage facilities also do not allow people to store any dry goods either.
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