Dust, paint splatter, falling debris—construction zones are not kind to furniture, electronics, or decor. A storage unit keeps your items clean and safe until the job is done.
Give your crew room to work without obstacles. Moving furniture, boxes, and bulky items out of the way speeds up the project and reduces the chance of accidents or damage.
Instead of cramming everything into your garage or bedroom, a storage unit gives you space to breathe and keeps your home livable—even during messy upgrades.
Renovation timelines don’t always go as planned. With month-to-month rentals, you can keep your storage unit for as long—or as little—as you need.
Furniture (couches, beds, dining sets)
Appliances (fridges, microwaves, washers)
Décor and artwork
Electronics and entertainment systems
Seasonal items or rarely used gear
If it’s in the way or could be damaged, it’s a good candidate for storage.
Choose the Right Unit Size
A 10x10 or 10x15 unit works well for most renovation projects. Not sure what size you need? We can help you decide.
Use Protective Covers
Wrap furniture in blankets or plastic to prevent dust buildup and scratches during transit.
Label Boxes Clearly
So when you need to grab something mid-reno, you can find it quickly—no digging through mystery boxes.
Create Walkways in Your Unit
Stack boxes smartly and leave space to access things without unloading the whole unit.
Consider Climate Control
If you’re storing electronics, wood furniture, or delicate items, a climate-controlled unit protects against temperature swings and humidity.
Home renovations are exciting—but they’re also a lot to handle. Self storage gives you one less thing to worry about, keeping your belongings safe and your space clear so your renovation can go as smoothly as possible.
Need help choosing a unit or figuring out how much space you’ll need? Reach out to our team—we’re here to make your renovation easier, one square foot at a time.
