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Livermore, CA

Go Mini's - Livermore

4.5 (8 reviews)
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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I give this place a 5-star rating. They've always been Fair with me. And I want to give a special…read moreshout-out to the current manager Lashae.. Excellent attitude! Goes above and beyond. She has actually taken the time to PERSONALLY call me before I was late with the payment. In my experience most do not take the time to put a personal touch on there their customer service. I've been a customer at this location over 10 yrs. Highly recommended 1st street mini Storage.

Pros: cheap. Cons:…read moreyou get what you pay for. Confessions: I'm not paying the bill personally, but by virtue of being associated with a local group that stores stuff here [in a crazy small 4x4 space, anyway], I find myself there more than I'd care to share. That said... note the gate hours of 7am-7pm; I realize a lot of places have 'em, so can't ding them for it, just a drag... after commuting to the office and back, odds of hitting a 7pm is slim on weekdays. But merely noted to note it. Back to the story... __________ Trip 1. On our first trip there, we got a prize of an extra lock. (We're in a "sub" unit, so one master for the outer space, the other for the individual inner door). Went to leave, and the key wouldn't come out of the lock. Really, like... really? I ate my Wheaties today, and couldn't get the dang thing out. Hit it with WD-40 and liquid wrench (since I'm a boy who has this stuff sitting around the car); no luck, but the key did turn better. Being the concerned tenant, we went to the office. No one home. Called the posted number, went to voicemail. Called the emergency number -- though I wouldn't consider an unlocked outer door an emergency by any stretch -- and also voicemail. Left messages. No callback. Slept well knowing we did what we could to notify someone. __________ Trip 2. Went by the office the next day to speak to someone in the office. No one home, just a troubling "We'll be back at..." sign in the window. Um, okay -- but rest assured, our day isn't going to be rescheduled around the office staff's errands. __________ Trip 3. This after the office woman called the account contact with all sorts of claims of lock theft and such rubbish, but did call back to apologize (apparently she realized she was being a bit harsh). Make a 2pm appointment to come by with the lock (note appointment is during business hours... she had grocery shopping to do). Stopped into the office, she looked at the lock and said it wasn't their key -- which are round -- and if we had to have keys made, we should have used the local locksmith (Security Locksmith, nice folks by the by). Apparently the stamped lettering in the key "Sec... Locksmith" wasn't a clue for the non-FBI types to identify. We left with the lock, still stuck with a key in it, as we were told it was our problem to deal with, since our choice of keys ruined the lock. __________ Trip to Security Locksmith. Nice guys (as noted), yup, that's our key, and they removed it. Oh, and the problem? One of the pins went out in the lock, so factory key or their professionally duplicated key would have gotten stuck equally well. The lock has since been returned to the office -- once we found a moment it was convenient for them to be in the office -- to deal with their defective lock. __________ Would I go there to store stuff? Nope. Any marginal cost savings are negated by the hassle if/when things go sideways. __________ Customer service review. See "Cons", "Trip 1," "Trip 2," and "Trip 3"

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We needed a notary on short notice over a weekend, and our neighborhood Postal Annex was there to…read moreprovide the service that we needed. While their hours are reduced on a Saturday closing at 2:00 p.m., I was able to get a quick confirmation of their service and opening hours with a quick phone call, and when I arrived service was immediate and friendly. I even got to take advantage of their Yelp notary service coupon which made it a great deal with pleasant customer experience. I highly recommend this Postal Annex for notary service.

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Please save yourself hours of scouring Yelp in this time of crisis and call Daniel at Emergency…read morePackout. I assure you that you will experience the following: 1. Professional, responsive, flexible leaders 2. Trustworthy, kind, multi-lingual team that treats your family with empathy/respect. Same goes for your precious items! 3. Streamlined, efficient operation with 3D cameras/digital inventory capabilities, & software that allows EP to work seamlessly with your insurance - ensuring fast processing of claims/payments. 4. Professional reports with pics/3D virtual model of your home provided with lightning-speed 5. Back-office that communicates well with you/your insurance to proactively remove any headaches. I called Daniel earlier this month when I got word that my senior parents' 3-level home had suffered water damage from top to bottom -- in other words, a massive job. I was out-of-town helping remotely, and after calling Dry Kings (another great company!), they informed me that EP was the best for content removal. Reached out to Daniel to explain the situation and w/o missing a beat he offered to turn right around from the East Bay and head back to SF to meet my parents. Worth noting, because it was late afternoon and he was minutes from home- close to finishing his day. He braved the traffic back on our account! In no time flat, he was at the home where my parents were overwhelmed, scared, and anxious about the entire situation. Daniel is very professional/warm and quickly brought a sense of calm along with a plan of action. He inspires confidence and has clearly honed a process that is efficient/seamless for all parties involved -- the families, packout company, and insurance providers. He walked through the entire home with a 3D camera that captures the state of the home and items affected -- which is an incredible resource for insurance. He sent me the link to view the 3D walk-through which was vital for me & my nerves given that I was across the country at the time. Early the next morning, Daniel had arranged a wonderful team of 6 people, led by Matt, to begin removing, cataloging, packing, and inventorying all of our belongings/furniture etc. It's incredibly thoughtful/detailed work and the team was kind/patient and had an amazing work ethic. They were on the premises FT/on-time from Tues-Sat so this gives you a sense of scope. Daniel also came out a couple of days into the project to assess progress and support his team. I got the pleasure to thank him for how kind he was to have responded so quickly the day of the incident. Daniel and EP also worked well with our landlord's water restoration company who was there to deal with water removal/drying of the home. He proactively offered to take the "middleman" work off my plate and called the company to coordinate/de-brief. Also, when the landlord needed more items removed on a quicker schedule so his team could move more quickly to further dry/ prevent mold accrual, Daniel arranged for the team to come on Sat. to finish the job, which had required Daniel to shift some things around to meet that request. I was very grateful to the team for that accommodation which immediately solved/calmed our landlord's needs/concerns and allowed for the restoration team to make a ton of progress that weekend. Finally, much needs to be said of the on-site team. The on-site project manager Matt was a great leader with a high emotional IQ and did an excellent job communicating between the family, his team, the landlord's restoration company, and Daniel. Trustworthy, he was never annoyed by questions, very patient, and was particularly sweet to my Mom who was having a hard time processing what had happened. Matt was very genuine (nothing I hate more than "fake-nice") and the same goes for Yoselin, Jamie, Jose, Mike, and Anna - who were the other team members on this job. It also made a difference to be able to speak with some of the team in Spanish, it made us feel like we had friends/family helping us, if that makes sense. :) It's still crappy to have to clean-up after an incident like this but near the end, everyone had been invited to Thanksgiving dinner! We were able to get some good laughs in along the way which were much needed! Companies often have slogans about "caring" and being "kind" etc...blah blah blah! However, EP, Matt, Daniel, Yoselin, Jaime, Jose, Mike, and Anna -- they each delivered both in terms of quality of work and respect for the client which is unfortunately very rare these days. Also, as an adult child that manages my senior parents' affairs, I'm sure you can relate on the importance of hiring ethical contractors/professionals. Seniors are often taken advantage of or their fears manipulated -- something I am very sensitive to -- and that was definitely not the case here. We made the right choice on many levels of hiring the EP team and looking forward to seeing the team when we are able to move back into our home! Thank you!!

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Go Mini's - Livermore - selfstorage - Updated October 2026

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