Chose this place in 2021 because of its location. Based on the staff's politeness, I tried to like it, I really did. But it's been one hassle after another, and some of that constitutes bait-and-switch. There are charges on the invoice that are never mentioned on the so-called "rental agreement" which we are required to sign up front (I still have mine, and put them side by side to check). You'd better keep a copy of yours too, because staff are perpetually confused about how much they are actually trying to charge you. You should watch all the charges like a hawk. Besides those charges, they also require mandatory insurance which is not mentioned in the ads. The outdoor parking spaces are nowhere near as large as advertised. Some are up to 10 feet shorter than advertised. Some are much narrower than others too. Also the space for maneuvering in and out of those is greatly overstated. If a long rig pulls in to either side of you, you could be trapped in there without enough room to get out at all. The staff tries to work around all of those inadequacies by pressuring customers to park with their vehicle overhanging far over the curb, which is not always practical, it can damage some rigs. There are trees hanging way over the fence in the parking area so each time you do swing your rig in or out, you scratch it up, and risk damaging your expensive air conditioners. If the postal service takes a little too long to carry your check from your bank to the storage place, they'll suspend your gate code, locking you out, and charge you a significant late fee. But if that happens, don't despair, just wait. One or more times per month the gates will malfunction and leave your rig open to the public until someone gets around to repairing them. That happened again June 21, 2021. So if you park a trailer there, be sure to use a good quality tongue lock and a wheel boot, or someone will be easily driving away with your trailer. Also each parking space has at least two different ant colonies underneath it. Those ants will repeatedly invade your rig.
UPDATE: Kudos to the corporate staff for promptly reaching out when they saw a bad review. But at this time I'll politely decline to deal with them, for these reasons: Most of the problems come from how the business is run, and are nothing at all to do with my account. Therefore nothing good can come from having them touch my account. I'm actually afraid of what might happen to my account if they touch it any further. Those problems were there before I came to the place, and they'll be there long after I'm gone, unless this business cleans up its act. Nothing about my account is going to change that. read more