If I could do negative stars I would. Women, beware!!! The general manager, Curtis Valcourt, loves to berate and belittle women!!!! I got my first storage unit with the tonight. They claim in their confirmation email they sent me that you can completely register and enter your storage unit "contactless" due to covid if you prefer. Not necessarily why we chose this option, but it was easiest and their office was closed. In the instructions it says clearly to enter gate code and get to your unit. There will be a temp lock on the door and inside your unit is the padlock (we paid extra for it). Well, low and behold after many other issues even getting in to the complex, we finally made it inside our unit. There was NO PADLOCK. The one I paid for was NOT in there. I called back to ask where it was and I got the general manager. He immediately started talking to me like I was an idiot. I also told him I was struggling to shut the metal slider on the door. The way his tone and voice was... elevated and enraged... I clearly was interrupting his Monday evening. I couldn't even speak I was at such a loss for words with his disrespect. We went on talking for 20 plus minutes about how it's not his problem there's a "national shortage" of locks. How I didn't get something I paid for... he finally yelled "I'll go buy one tomorrow if I have to!!" He also said I wouldn't have had so many issues if I just waited until a day where they were open. Ummmm excuse me!!? I'm supposed to be able to do this whole thing contactless, remember?!? He literally had an excuse for everything and didn't take ANY FAULT for anything. He in fact made everything MY FAULT. I can only imagine the type of narcissistic person he is outside of his "storage unit gig". I left with a HORRIBLE taste in my mouth and ended up going back to get all my stuff out and leave. I filed a claim with my bank to get all my money back. Absolutely never been talked to or treated so horribly in my life. Watch out people.... There's better places with PROFESSIONALS working. read more