Whether it’s taking a trip, taking up a new activity, or finding a spot to camp whilst staying socially distanced and relaxed, self storage can help you this summer. Here are some ideas for inspiration on some summer activities you can enjoy this year, and some tips on how self storage can be here to help make them happen.
Protect your furniture with expert storage tips, climate-controlled options, and advice on choosing the right storage unit size.
Proper preparation can help protect your belongings and maximize your storage space. From packing materials and furniture protection to choosing the right unit, these expert tips will help you prepare your items for safe, secure storage in St. Albert and South Edmonton.
With another long winter over and done with, it’s time to change those winter tires for summer ones so you can carry on driving safely. Although there is no legal requirement to use winter tires in Alberta, it is highly recommended. Let’s face it, winter’s here don’t give you much of a choice!
The renovation process can be overwhelming, stressful and temporarily disrupt your life. Rather than creating the obstacle of keeping everything in your home, make your renovation process smoother by renting a storage unit.
Choosing the right self storage unit doesn’t have to be complicated. Whether you’re moving, decluttering, or need extra space, understanding your storage options—from unit size to climate controlled units—can help you make the best decision and protect your belongings.
Merging two households, while exciting, can take a lot of time and planning. There needs to be some decluttering, giving up of things, addressing duplicate items and treasured family heirlooms. This process can be stressful and produce conflicts.
After a long cold winter, seasonal car owners are itching for spring and excited to get their cars out of storage and back on the road. For cars that have been stored over the winter, properly taking them out of storage is as important as properly putting them away.
Downsizing and decluttering your home, whether by choice or necessity, can be a daunting task. The first step is to come up with a plan, set goals and take inventory of your stuff. Go through your belongings and decide what to keep, throw out, donate or sell.
Once you're finally done with spring cleaning your home, you may find that you have found more items that need to move to your storage unit. Cleaning out your storage unit may not seem like the most fun thing to do, but the longevity of the items in your unit depend on it.
