Making storage smooth as silk

Yes, and that is deliberate — bring any padlock or disc lock. Nobody here keeps a key to your bay.

No. These are outdoor drive-up bays with roll-up doors. They are right for furniture, tools, equipment, trailers and boats. They are wrong for anything that minds a Kansas July — records, candles, some electronics, anything that can freeze and split.

Anything alive, anything perishable, fuel, fireworks, chemicals, or anything you would not want next to a neighbor’s Christmas decorations. Nobody lives in a bay.

Yes: the rental agreement asks you to insure what you store, because we don't insure it. Many homeowner's and renter's policies already cover stored goods, so a quick call to your agent may be all it takes. What you store is also limited to $5,000 in value unless we agree otherwise in writing.

Yes. The lot is open around the clock, every day. There is no gate and no office to wait on — drive up to your door whenever suits you.

Give us 10 days' notice — under Moving out in your account, or over the phone — sweep it out, take your lock. There is no termination fee. The last month isn't prorated, so if you can, time your move-out for the end of a month you've already paid for.