STORAGE UNITS

With a rental agreement we rent secure storage units for business and personal use. You control what is stored in your unit, and have 24 hour access to your items.

Homeowners may be looking to store their belongings as they are trying to sell their home, while working on a home remodel, or seasonal items; vehicle owners may be looking to store their vehicle or motorcycle over the winter months; college students coming home for the summer may be looking to store their college items.

Start by giving us a call at (920) 922-2222. We will be able to provide you with current unit availability along with rates. If you choose to rent a storage unit with us, we will ask you to review and complete a rental agreement for the unit. Your security deposit and first month’s rent are required at the time the rental agreement is signed.

We offer a wide variety of storage unit sizes including outdoor storage spaces. Our smaller units work well for storing boxes and small household items. Our medium units work well for storing furniture or a vehicle. Our large units can store a vehicle or boat. We are able to assist you in deciding what unit is best for your needs.

Monthly rates will vary depending on the location and size of each storage unit. Please contact us for a storage unit quote on a unit that will fit your needs.

Our facilities, along with most self-storage facilities, does not provide insurance on the items in your storage unit. Your homeowners or renters policy may cover your items in your storage unit. Please contact your insurance agent or review your insurance policy.

No, Flood Storage provides a lock for each storage unit.

Yes, our rental agreement describes all restrictions in detail. Common items that cannot be stored are: food, perishable items, hazardous wastes, flammables, explosives, etc. Please contact us if you have questions on storing a specific item.

• Stack your boxes or containers so that you can see the labels.
• Keep an aisle open to make reaching the back of your unit easier.
• Cover the flooring of your unit with a protective sheet or tarp.
• Maximize your available space by filling open items with boxes.
• Wedge the doors open on appliances while they are in storage.
• Stack items and boxes together of similar size to save space.