This place is relatively inexpensive, so if that's your only concern, go for it. But be aware, this place has the worst service of any storage facility I've used.
First, the carts. Every other storage area I've used has carts readily available to move boxes in the lobby. Here? You have the carts, but be ready to walk around the outside of the (large) building, out of the fenced area (which can only be re-entered using the car access gate), and leave your ID at the office in exchange for a key. Then, you get to find which of the 9 carts it actually unlocks, noting that half the time the key is mislabeled. If you're lucky, the cart won't be in the back blocked by multiple locked carts in front of it. And if the office is closed, you're out of luck. I guess it's too complicated to take a quick look at the security footage, correlate it with the door access, and suspend the responsible person's account if someone actually wants to steal a $50 cart.
Next, restrooms. This may sound a little silly, but sometimes it takes a little time to get your storage area organized, and bathrooms are actually pretty important. Even inside business hours, I've found both restrooms locked and out of service. (Door says vacant, but the handle has been locked from the outside.) Maybe someone just forgot to unlock them? Because, as with the carts, if the office is closed, no restrooms.
The final straw and the reason I'm leaving this review was the lovely call I received after, evidently, *gasp* leaving the parking lot an entire 10 minutes after closing. (Not the building, mind you, the *parking lot*.) I've honestly never heard a business get so worked up about a complete non-issue, calling on the weekend (days after the "incident" actually occurred) and threatening to suspend access if this ever happens again. Oh, and there are no clocks on the wall, so better keep a close eye on your phone and hope it actually agrees with the facilities system. (I was absolutely out of the building before 9:00, and am quite sure I was out of the parking lot less than 10 minutes after that.)
What a waste. I thought I had found a good solution for a long-term storage arrangement, but instead I'll have to wind down use of this facility and look elsewhere. I guess I should have taken the hint when it turned out to be a hassle just getting the facility to honor their advertised pricing on move-in.
Quick update: After the earlier incident mentioned, I was explicitly told that the issue was leaving the parking area more than 10 minutes after closing. This is apparently false, and the policy is simply that one must be entirely out of the parking area (a.k.a "the facility") by precisely 9:00. I also inquired and was told that "strikes" for leaving the parking area even a minute late never expire, so after this happens twice, your access hours are completely at the mercy of Public Storage, forever. (The admittedly very polite employee I spoke with emphasized that the specifics are handled on a case by case basis, but that's beside the point.)
This just confirms what I had already determined, that Public Storage is more worried about whatever precisely their concern is with a customer leaving their parking lot a minute late than they are with maintaining a long-term relationship. That's their prerogative, but this is not a company I'm interested in having anything to do with in the future. read more