Good cheap deal up to a point, go if you don't have much that can be fenced…read more Went to help the relatives out when they had to relocate and stored household stuff there. This is NOT like a 5A or anything. It's really laid back, which is nice, but it's also really sketchy. This property is owned by Rorick Trust 10/19/95, SSMC, POB 1110 Merced CA 95341. The house in front is on the property. The ownership alone gives reason for curiosity- it holds commercial properties, and has a family representative who is difficult to track down (from a previous legal complaint- USCAND 21-cv-05037-TSH). The representative in that issue was Roxanne Clement-Rorick. The plaintiff couldn't find her. Good luck finding her if your stuff disappears here too. The onsite "management" may have little to do with them. Neither may even know each other. The 'management' told sis about 'the owners'. Hint- the 'owners' aren't around Red Bluff. One other property is in Oakland, the cafe in the lawsuit. Absentee slumlords more like it. Real trustworthy people A previous manager had a goon (drives around town in a white pickup with the US flag painted on the tailgate) who would go around the lot, hustling legitimate patrons out, while someone said he would 'just smoke pot' and allowed friends to occupy trailers there. The previous manager got the later one in. That one moved his family, their kids, relatives into the living spaces there. They also have lengthy court records in Shasta County. Thefts A Toyota truck was stolen from there. And a Jeep. Auto parts disappear. Units get broken into. They said that they 'didn't see anything', though there are several cameras that probably record (like another renter on Yelp said that they do, but conveniently don't record the crimes?). Some parts were stolen from a pickup. This 'manager's' family blamed a man with a unit next to the truck. He rightly had some issue with that- it's called defamation. The problem is- he drives a Honda sedan, and assembles bikes at Walmart. The target pickup was a late Dodge Ram. The 'manager' had 2 of this model near his apartment. They look like they do auto work there, with some people driving in and getting their cars worked on. It's completely believeable that the former 'manager' couldn't bother to look into videos for criminals. A local shop owner who stored inventory there said her stuff was stolen, and that 9 spaces- NINE- had been broken into that week. We heard from one renter that a car got stripped the day it was going to be picked up by the owners. Who else would know but the 'management'? Same as the story of Michelle C., whose stuff got stolen. Why does it sound like that 'manager' was covering for someone with 'privacy'? The whole place looks like... Friends They have some people from the trailer park nearby, 'Friendly Acres', going in and it looks like staying in trailers there, too. Other trailers kept there get broken into. They had a friend of theirs staying in the house in front of the property. He was walking around when we went in, he just showed up, poof, watching, then would go towards their apartment when we saw him and said anything. He tried to look like he was working, but- Casing Rent there if you want your stuff to get cased. This guy was probably just sneaking around to see what we had. He wasn't working. He carried a weed wacker, did a little cutting near us, and then left. Like the weeds only grow only near us only when we were there? No. Our stuff was open to see when we were there. Some new 'managers' loom around the same way. Give up, it's obvious. They pretend to be checking things in that zone, then go back to the office. They don't go to the rest of the complex, which has like 6 rows of buildings. Only near ours. Casing. Confidence act Where the name 'con job' comes from. They act like they're really into keeping it safe. Someone put a bunch of rocks under some of the fences. After some theft thing, they said that people crawl in and steal stuff. Like car parts? They carry tools in their back pockets to raid cars and trailers? Some get in through the gate. If you rented there and cared about your stuff, would you give out the code to thieves? Would the 'managers' just sit around smoking their pot (they do smoke) and 'not see' it all happen? 'Oh yeah, we're really on top of the situation'. Looks more like IN the situation. One walks around checking something on a clipboard, just in whatever area, it looks. Really looking diligent. Or casing. They don't do it to the dirtbags who go in from the trailer park on their bicycles then wait for cars to leave to get out. Those people probably aren't storing famous artwork there, the way they look Hangout for It looks like a handy hangout for lowlifes. Another dude stays in the front house. He spooks around too. One will walk around in the distance, another gets closer, another comes up and looks at everything you have, including into the non beater car you drive. More casing

This mini storage is convenient, safe and has great customer service. We stored our travel trailer…read moreon site under a three month rental contract and everything went smoothly and safely. I was impressed by the staff's excellent communication to assist with smooth logistics on the move-in day; she even offered to stay open longer that day to be sure we could get unloaded before closing. The only suggestion I could make would be to install a post on the inside of the gate to prevent exiting people from clipping the gate corner. One time, someone clipped the gate while exiting resulting in a non-working gate for a day or two. I think the staff worked as fast as possible to get the gate repaired but I could see the gate getting clipped again sometime.