Residential Uses of Storage Corral
If you need to get rid of clutter, store old documents, store old appliances or just need some temporary extra space—Storage Corral has you covered. Many utilize our clean, secure dry facilities to store everything from old furniture to brand new items that need a safe haven until the new home is ready to move into. The advantage of using Storage Corral is that you choose what you store and how much space you need to store it. This is an incredibly flexible option available to all of our residential customers.
You no longer have to rely on specialty companies to move your belongings on their schedule at tremendous cost to you. Now you can come to Storage Corral and store it, pack it, ship it, box it or move it at a price you can afford. No need for long-term commitments. You can choose to rent month-to-month or elect to go long-term—it’s your choice. We also offer a full range of sizes to meet your storage needs because we know that one size does not fit all.
- Full high-tech security 24/7
- Professional resident manager on premises
Let us help; we offer these tips as a mini guide.
- Clean and dry your appliances. Keep refrigerator doors slightly ajar and make the space inside work for you. Use it for additional storage for other items.
- Have blankets, draperies, and out-of-season clothing clean and ready to be packed on a hanger or in a wardrobe box. This will help keep it ready should you need it in the future.
- Pack books flat, not standing on end (which may cause damage to the spines). Books are extremely heavy, so don't pack too many in one box.
- Old photographs tend to curl over time. To keep them flat, place them between two pieces of cardboard and tape them together.
- Don't over-pack boxes. Overfilled boxes will rupture and topple when stacked, potentially causing damage to other items in your storage space.
- Heat-sensitive goods such as videotapes, albums, photographs and wood furniture are best stored in a climate-controlled storage room such as our units.
- Drain gasoline and oil from lawn mowers and other items with small engines.
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RESIDENTIAL UNIT SIZES |
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Typical Storage Uses |
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5 x 7 |
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Books,Suitcases and Records... |
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5 x 10 |
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Contents of a One Bedroom Apartment |
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5 x 15 |
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Contents of a Two Bedroom Apartment |
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10 x 10 |
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Contents of a Two Bedroom Home |
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10 x 15 |
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Contents of a Three Bedroom Home |
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10 x 20 |
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Contents of a Four Room Home |
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10 x 25 |
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Contents of a Five Room Home |
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10 x 30 |
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Contents of a Six Room Home |
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