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    U-Haul - Baraboo

    3.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    You will spend $1400, just so U-Haul does nothing. All the 1-stars are true. U Haul Verona is not…read morereliable. We scheduled a U-box to be dropped off at some point from 7-11AM. The scheduling folks at U Haul said they'd drop it off at 9:30AM, and that the directions we gave them were clear, and they would have no problem dropping it off. We called them when they were late, and the dinosaurs went extinct before they could pick up. It was like trying to get through to the IRS. We ended up getting transferred to customer service that wasn't the Verona store, who said it was on the way after the 7-11AM time range had passed. They did not drop off the box until __. How awfully organized.

    When you haul something U Self, U'd be best served by calling any other truck rental type service…read more In 1996 I worked my way thru my second bout at attaining a degree that was to make a future where I could be more valuable to potential employers. At that specific period, I worked for United Moving Systems in the Seattle region. When times were really busy, we needed to rent additional trucks. For this we went to Ryder and Penske. As time progressed I came to find that countless times, we were sent out to unpack a broken down U HAUL truck alongside a busy mountain pass such as I-90, or down along the waterfront among the shipyards, or even neighborhoods. This was something that my more seasoned co workers informed me as being so common an occurrence I myself, would have to rent a truck for a cross town move, when my sister needed assistance. She balked at the marginally more costly price, saying what many would say: U Haul is $29.99 or some seemingly bargain price. I replied that in my experience with United, renting a U Haul was a gamble that might be a bargain, or it would cost 2-3 times in financial terms, but also, much more importantly, having to unload and repack a truck at least one more time! She paid, or rather her husband begrudgingly wrote a check and mentally confirmed I wasn't to be called next time. I was called next time. Twice. When they moved to their first exquisite home, along the Seattle facing bluff overlooking The Spokane Street Bridge. The bargain priced truck was DOA somewhere miles from its destination, and not far from its origin. Fully loaded with everything they owned. Which because they were young, no children, was pretty limited. But I had to find a Penske and arrive at the location and with a friend, unpack and repack the belongings and in turn take them to the destination and assist, as a good brother would do. I was young, it was actually somewhat enjoyable. A couple years later, I received the second call, but by this time I was in Wisconsin and she wanted to know if I "had a friend" or at least a number where I rented my previous truck. Worth noting, when I relocated from Seattle to Madison in 2000, I required a large box truck and trailer to pull my car. Penske. Every move (2 since then) has been successful and uneventful. Just hard work, but a NICE NEW TRUCK! Now to the present day. Today, November 20, 2021. I need a trailer hitch installed, and I'm at Home Depot. There's a U HAUL next door and they advertise a trailer hitch install. Given what I believe I still opted to at least walk in and inquire. Hers how it went: "What can I do you for?" " need a trailer hitch installed." pause, as he mumbles, I presume into a concealed mic under his scarf wrapped face. I stand and await an answer. Silence. "You want a trailer hitch installed." He looks at me, and I'm uncertain if this was a statement or a question. So I again ask if they could possibly do this, and if today was possible. "We don't have any scheduled." "So, you than have open time," I ask, to do one today?" "Install a trailer hitch?" "Yeah, that's what we're talking about, installing a trailer hitch." "Our hitch guy is off today, he's been relocated to another location." "Ok, can you maybe tell me the number, so maybe I could drive there and get it done, or is he off today, or do you know?" "I imagine he might have the day off, but he moved to Michigan." "Dude, you're f'n hopeless, no wonder U Haul is failing." This is a very close to verbatim exchange 20 minutes ago. As I sit here in the parking lot writing this I see dozens of truck, trailers and storage vaults scattered about three of the trucks have the hoods up and no one is servicing them, but apparently broken down. The parking lot is littered with garbage, and I'd bet that not a single truck is less than 10 years old or under a quarter million miles. Now I just spotted a police car across the way. I previously noticed it pass me earlier, but as I sit and approach closing this I'm wondering if that dolt might've call the cops on me, as it appears I'm loitering. LOL. Yup. Sure as the sunrise s, he followed me out. Unbelievable.

    U-Haul - Baraboo - selfstorage - Updated May 2026

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