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Queen City Self Storage

3.8 (10 reviews)

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This is a very good storage company. Helpful and friendly staff, good rates and easy location.

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I rented a unit here for about 9 months. Very friendly staff, clean areas, reasonable rates.

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I got a storage space at CubeSmart to keep a few things safe and dry for the time being. The…read moreinitial customer experience was phenomenal and the facilities are in great shape. When I was given the initial tour and 411, nothing was ever mentioned about these sensors they have set up on the garage bay doors (like those big doors at any auto mechanic). The sensors are programmed with a timing sequence to close the doors automatically after a few minutes. Cool, that makes sense. However, if I am not made aware of these senors and how they operate and am only shown the manual OPEN/CLOSE buttons to operate the doors, then that's what I'm going with. There are no signs anywhere to indicate to anyone that the doors may close automatically. Again, I totally get it but it is a possible hazard that 100% should be communicated to customers who have paid to use the space. While moving my belongings in we set a handmade wooden pedestal dining table (yes, it's Amish lol) in the space that was available, as 3 different people were there moving in that day. Well, the pedestal that supports the table was just beyond the laser sensors but my tabletop was not and still underneath the bay door. After so many minutes the door closed and crushed my table beyond repair. I was instructed to file an insurance claim with the insurance company that CubeSmart mandates you purchase as a part of renting the space. After a week of going through that process, the insurance company of course denied the claim and instructed me to take it up with CubeSmart directly. Now I'm right back where I started. Spoke with the GM at the unit several times, got referred to the DM. Called that number, still nothing. After calling several different 800 numbers I found on the internet and going back and forth with chatbots, I finally got some attention. Then I was told via chat that the DM had already spoken with me and closed the incident. I became upset as not a single soul had spoken to me on the phone or responded to any of my emails. A day or two later I received a message and apology, it was "another Will" the DM had spoken to and he got mixed up-insert eyeroll here. Finally got this dude on the phone and he was receptive and decent enough, saying he "heard me" and had to talk to his boss and would likely get back with me on Tuesday the 8th after Labor Day. Great, now I have a timeline and clear expectations, I was okay with that. Well, wouldn't you know, he never got back with me and has not responded to my handful of texts or emails. I went to the physical location today and spoke with the GM again and made my position clear. Is it time for small claims court? Thanks in advance!! P.S.-the GM of the location even told me that this has happened to several other customers before! I asked her why wouldn't they just post signs and let people know?!!! DUH!!!! See less

They raise the price every 3 to 4 months AND change the due date for the current month. They get…read moreyou hooked (rent at a low price) and then take advantage of you. I'll be looking for another storage unit as soon as possible. They are driving me away.

Queen City Self Storage - selfstorage - Updated October 2026

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