I have used Marstall's storage for over a year and recently upgraded to a bigger unit. Family…read morefriendly and secure. New units have recently been added on. Highly recommend.

We have stored our camper here for three years now. The owner is nice and always answers - even…read moreduring off hours. The price is great compared to other options in the area. My only feedback would be to assign spots as sometimes we have come back to find someone parked where we came from and it can be difficult to maneuver a camper around looking for a new spot. Overall we have been satisfied and would recommend!

We found Frank to be great to work with. We stored our entire life there while I was in Iraq during…read moremy time in the army. Great price and great service!

Brad is a wonderful owner! The facility is always clean, and he takes time out for you even on his…read morebusiest days. Highly recommend if you want a safe, clean and 24 hr access. Will definitely use this facility for all my current and future needs.

I'm hesitant to write about this place because I want to keep it all to myself! Habitat ReStore is…read morean amazing place to find great furniture at drastically discounted prices. And not just furniture, but kitchen goods, bedroom sets, knickknacks, silverware, flatware and lots of other things. I've been looking for a coffee table for a while, and I found three different ones that I would have taken home with me immediately. The tables -- and all of the furniture -- were quality, made of solid wood and many of them were mid-century style. I did end up buying one of the coffee tables, and I'm very happy with it! I'm actually planning on going back soon to check out what else they have, because I was so laser-focused on coffee tables. The person who worked there was very kind and helped me carry and load my table into my car.

Cool store if you're doing some DIY work on your house. I thought it'd have some more home goods…read morelike a regular thrift store but it's geared more towards small DIY projects. They do have some furniture and books and cookware if you're interested. I've driven past this location so many times without realizing it was even there. Cool store to check out.

Love working for Dan and Sandi! They treat me great and respect me! They will suit all your storage…read moreneeds! When I first moved here they let me store in their warehouses when a big storm came by. A+

I have been trying to get rid of a few small appliances in a more eco friendly manner. However,…read moreit's been hard to find places that accept them. I gave EOL a call and although they don't accept items I was looking to recycle, the guy on the line was very helpful and kind to point me to another place. Will definitely check this place out whenever I have e-waste I can recycle!

Wow, environmental friendliness is really expensive these days…read more $1 per screen size inch to recycle my old and busted 27" TV? Ouch. I was expecting a flat fee around $10. And having to walk in a nearly-empty carpet showroom, ask about recycling, then drive around to the back of the building to drop it off? Weird and awkward. Cash only? Ugh. I do appreciate that this service exists, however ... saving the world is great. Plus, it's located close to my workplace so I could hit it up on my lunch hour. All things said and done, EOL is A-OK.

A hellish move The…read morefirst sign of trouble ahead is when the moving crew arrived on the wrong day. Apparently there was a mix up with another move! On moving day seven crew members arrived after 10 AM. There was some delay because of the snow. There were three younger men and two older men, one of whom was the supervisor. There were three boss also made a guest appearance for about two hours. He supervised for a bit and then helped pack some of the tableware. After that he disappeared for the rest of the moving operation, much to the chagrin of the supervisor. The other older man's job was to pack tableware and wall hangings. He did a good job of packing but was slow as molasses. The otters moved the furniture and boxes. What surprised was that none of the crew wore forearm straps, shoulder harnesses or lumbar support for moving the heavy furniture. When the bed frames, dresser and cabinets were dismantled there did seem to a proper method to the process. The was no labeling system. Screws, bolts and furniture parts were randomly taped together, some went in zip lock bags and some bolts and nuts were in someone's jacket pocket! Moving the heavy furniture proved to be disaster. It just wasn't a polished operation. Navigating the staircase with heavy cabinets was nerve wracking to witness. It was as if some random persons came from the street to do the job. The supervisor did give directions to the younger members but when he said right they moved left and at one point the supervisor's hand was pinned against the wall. He stumbled down the stairs with a howl. For a heart stopping moment I thought he would fall and have a serious injury. He got away with a bruise but he was out of commission for a couple of hours. At the end of the day only half the items were loaded in one truck. The rest were stacked in the garage and scattered throughout the house. The whole move had descended to the level of a clown show. By the time the truck left Muncie it was late in the day. We arrived in Fishers well after dark. By the time the truck was unloaded and items placed in the appropriate rooms it was close to 11 PM. So there was not time to reassemble anything. My wife and I just slept on a mattress placed on the floor. That was the end of day 1; this was supposed to be a one day move. Day 2 One truck arrived past 10 AM with three young crew members, one of whom was new. No supervisor, no boss. It took all day to load the rest of the stuff in the truck. By the time the time truck was unloaded and furniture reassembled, in our new house, it was well past 11 PM. The person who disassembled a lot of the furniture was not present on day 2, so reassembly occurred by trial and error! The fact that nothing was labeled further impeded the progress. They could not figure out where some bed frame components should go so they were left in a heap. During the move one master bed frame post was broken and the glass on one side of our beautiful curio cabinet was broken. Some protective cover pieces for the dining table went missing. I was told that a carpenter would be sent to repair all damages, at no cost. It's been 8 weeks since the move but no such person has called or showed up. Several phone calls to the moving company went unanswered. There were no clear instructions about providing meals. I assumed that the crew were provided for. It was only when one of the members expressed hunger, that I realized they were no food arrangements for them. I rushed to MacDonalds and Taco Bell to bring lunch for them. Henceforth we provided meals for the entire operation. It's a shame that they provided such poor service. I really wanted to support a local company, but I will always rue that decision. This was supposed to be professional moving job but it was more like a fly-by-night cowboy operation. If you have a small move, you might be okay with this company but for a big move look elsewhere. My verdict: Not recommended.

Horrible experience with this company. The owner was rude and very unprofessional. We used them for…read morea residential move that was not finished. I mean who moves the tv stand and leaves the tv or doesn't take things off the walls? The owner blamed us because we didn't tell them what needed to go! You pack everything when you hire a mover to do the job. The used 2 trucks and 4 guys and still took them till 8 pm. Stay as far away from this company as you can.

David (the intake) guy is amazing. No better front person to helm the store. Fair priced. Thank…read moreyou!

I had two of my husband's sport coats cleaned. I was pleased with how they turned out and fair…read moreprice point. The gentleman working was very friendly and great to interact with for drop off/pick up of items.