Do you have any restrictions on what I can store?

Unfortunately, we do not have any move-in specials available right now. However, if you’re looking for a long-term rental we offer 1 month free when you pay for one year of storage.

To protect your trailer tires in the winter, you should add a tire cover. This will help to keep them from getting brittle in the cold weather. For more information about our storage stalls and services, please contact us today.

Yes, it is okay to store your trailer outside however, you might want to cover your trailer with a tarp or other waterproof covering to keep it safe from the elements. Contact us today to learn more or to book a stall!

It’s easy! Just go to our website and sign up. Once confirmed, you will be emailed a stall number and instructions about our site.

Properly cleaning and detailing your boat before storage is crucial to maintain its condition and prolong its life. Start by thoroughly rinsing the boat with fresh water to remove any saltwater or dirt buildup. Use a marine-grade soap and soft brush to wash the hull, deck, and other surfaces. Pay special attention to removing algae, barnacles, and other marine growth. After washing, apply a high-quality boat wax to protect the gel coat and provide a barrier against the elements. Clean and condition the upholstery, vinyl, and canvas using appropriate marine cleaners. Inspect and clean the engine, ensuring it’s free of debris and properly lubricated. Don’t forget to remove all personal belongings, food, and perishables from the boat to prevent mold and mildew growth. Consider using moisture absorbers or dehumidifiers inside the cabin to maintain a dry environment. Lastly, cover the boat with a well-fitted, breathable cover to shield it from dust, UV rays, and other environmental elements during storage.

Generally, you’ll need to contact the storage facility to check availability, then complete a rental agreement. This usually involves providing identification, contact information, and payment details.