While often closely related services, moving and storage are two different services. Many moves take place without the need of storage services. Some moves require short term storage (i.e. when selling a home and buying a new home and selling and possession or build dates don’t match up), some moves are directly into storage. When you schedule an estimate appointment for your move, you will let your moving consultant know what your specific service needs are and they will build an estimate for you that includes the relevant services and costs. Short-term storage typically involves costs for the initial handling of items, their secure placement within a storage warehouse, and a monthly fee for the duration of the storage.

Yes. Access depends on the type of storage service. Palletized warehouse storage (available at all three of our locations) requires an access appointment (since your storage pallets must be brought down to the floor in a central location of the warehouse to facilitate access) and does carry a fee for this service. Self-storage (available at our Deep River location) permits access at any time (you’ll have a dedicated fob) and does not incur additional costs.

The right storage option will depend on your specific needs. If you need to bridge the gap between your old home and new home, short term storage, in the movers’ warehouse, is likely the best option - as the storage and delivery out of storage will be handled seamlessly as part of your overall relocation service. If you need short term storage but will also need to access your items frequently, a self-storage facility will probably be a better option as warehouse storage can involve additional costs for access and usually can only be accessed during regular business hours.

All of our storage facilities are insured. Your moving consultant can provide additional information.

Yes.