No stars. I have been at the west Sacramento public storage for a little more than 5 years, 10×15. My rate was raised numerous times, twice during COVID, hit them while it's hard. The rent for the last month I was there was $350. Less than $100 when I got it. I asked them to pro rate four days so I could move my stuff after the first. I had to pay the entire month, to move out. No pro rating. Then in the middle of the move out month, a truck trucking out abandoned storage unit full of stuff, sees us sorting through stuff and decides to call police saying we were stealing because they have had issues with theives braking in, to which I was never notified, anyways we left to get water and the police were there, they pulled us over then at gun point painfully cuffed us while they made contact. Then apologized and said sorry for the mix up. As for the facility there are No cameras, there are bats are living in some units, mice as well. In my unit when I was leaving there wasn't a lot of mice poop but the poop was in my stuff. They just got a new manager but the other one was never in the office when I called. If your late with a payment they cut your lock after two months then when you pay you have to buy a new lock. Thanx. Also when we first moved in, either the guy on the other side of the back wall cut or we didn't notice it was missing the top of that wall, anyways he climbed through there and rummaged and stole stuff. Thank God we caught him before he emptied it, we told the manager, he said make a claim with the insurance and never fixed it we had to. I recommend getting storage somewhere else that has camera's. Make sure you walk the facility and see if mouse poop is out side the storage doors. It would flow out from the accesss door across from us like you wouldn't believe. When you do that make sure that it's in the evening so if the bats are there you will see them. I think the worse part is my boy friends friend rented a unit the month before I moved out a 20×20 and the rent was $84 a month for 6 mths then would go up to $96. That was the last straw. My rent was three plus times higher for a smaller size unit. In my opinion that's price gouging and when the state is in a state of emergency rent can not be raised, COVID, they did it twice. I'm not sure what % they are allowed to raise it, it doesn't matter they constantly raise it till the price is at least three times what a new customer is paying. It's just wrong. If price rates are based on the rise and fall of the market how is that guy's rent three times less than mine. If I could do it all over I would not have, in a million years rented a unit there.
Incase you feel you need to know I got the unit Oct of 2018 and moved out June of 2023. read more