Self-Storage FAQs

RV storage refers to storage facilities that can store recreational vehicles like campers, motorhomes, ATVs, and trailers. As these vehicles tend to be used seasonally and/or too large for driveways and garages, RV storage offers the perfect place to park these vehicles while not in use.

By storing your RV at an RV storage facility, you can free up valuable garage or driveway space. It also helps to reduce the likelihood of vandalism and theft. Your RV will also be protected from the elements when parked in a covered storage area. Additionally, you can access your RV at any day or time.

Business storage refers to storage options that are specifically used to store business assets like furniture, fixtures, seasonal inventory, and documents. This helps free up space in your commercial property while also ensuring that your belongings are safe.

Utilizing business storage solutions offers numerous benefits such as decluttering your workspace, superior protection for your belongings, keeping your employees and customers safe, and the flexibility to scale up or down as your storage needs change.

Self-storage works by selecting the appropriately sized storage unit based on the number of items that you need stored. Once you have selected the unit, paid the rental fees, and got the keys to the unit, you can access it during our hours of operation to bring your items in for storage. You can also retrieve your belongings during regular business hours as well.

You can store a wide range of items in a self-storage unit, including furniture, appliances, clothing, electronics, seasonal items, business inventory, vehicles, and more. However, it's important to check with the storage facility regarding any restrictions on storing hazardous materials, perishable items, or illegal substances.

Storage facilities, like Angelo Mini Storage, take safety and security very seriously. Our storage facility has security cameras that monitor the entire premises, the premises are fully fenced, and everything is well-lit. Each storage unit also has individualized locks that only the facility manager and unit renter can access.