C & L Secure Storage

Even if you're just moving down the street, the prospect of packing up your entire household can be daunting. It's so stressful that many people put it off until the last possible minute, which is a recipe for disaster. Instead of letting anxiety and dread take over, make this move the best one yet by taking an organized approach to your packing. While not an easy task, it's much more bearable when you break it down into three stages

Stages of packing
Stage 1: The Seldom-Used Stuff
Whether you're packing up over a period of hours or weeks, this category includes everything that you won't need any time soon-and probably haven't used in months. In fact, some of it may still be in boxes from your last move! This includes off-season clothing, seasonal decorations, old photo albums, financial records from the past decade, that fondue set that's been sitting there since your wedding.you get the picture. Anything that you haven't touched in at least two months-and that you won't need within the next couple of weeks-makes it into this category.

 Stage 3: The Need-It-Now Stuff
You shouldn't pack items in this category until the day of your move.

Some need-it-now may stuff may include hygiene items, pet supplies, a change of clothes, daily prescription medication-and don't forget to leave a roll of toilet paper. It's always a necessity. Also, remember to leave a vacuum and other cleaning supplies so you can do a once-over before turning your house over to its next occupants.

Self Storage Insurance Information

It is important to determine whether or not your homeowners or renters insurance will cover any disaster that might occur. If yours does not, we offer information on self storage insurance that is available to you at reasonable rates.

Prohibited Use of Storage Units

For the safety of our environment, our storage facility, and your possessions, certain things are not permitted. We also reserve the right to evict any tenant for violation of, but not limited to, the following:

1. Stolen or illegal goods, or any unlawful purpose.
2. No explosives, ammunition, or dangerous chemicals.
3. No inflammables, paint, or oily rags.
4. Gas tanks, gas engines, etc., must be drained before storing.
5. No packaged perishable foods.
6. Nothing that is alive and eating.
7. Nothing that emits loud noises.
8. No immoral or illegal use. Not for human habitation or overnight occupancy.
9. No spray painting, sanding, or use of cutting torches in the unit.
10. Work on vehicles, motor homes, and boats, etc. is not allowed.
11. Vehicles must be currently registered and drivable.
12. No musical groups, for the purpose of practice or performing.
13. No business conducted from storage unit which requires public to enter.
14. Storage facility address cannot be used.
15. No rummage sales, flea market, or sales of any kind directly from unit.
16. No exterior signs for any purpose.
17. Use of roof bar joists, or structural members or supports for the purpose of lifting heavy objects is prohibited.
18. Use of outside storage for loose items such as construction and landscape materials or personal items from boats or RVs that are placed on the ground