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    U-STOR E. 56th

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Kai was great setting me up on last minute storage issue Thanks!! Atmosphere was friendly clean and…read morepatient.

    Don't go here for storage, Its a heartless service that will leave you feeling absolutely…read more heartbroken and devastated. And also too expensive, especially on stupid late fees that make no sense to continuously keep adding to the bill. Actually expecting you to pay it off completely, before you can recover anything. They don't tell you when your very personal things are up for auction til the last minute, actually expecting you to magically pull money out of your butt to save it before it gets sold. They all always seem to have nasty attitudes when discussing extensions for the unit, when you're low on cash. It's clearly been hard to maintain work with the virus going on, you would think they would at least lower the price. Make it just half off til the economy and things get better. So as for you won't potentially lose diplomas, multiple work uniforms, family heirlooms, pictures and even identity thieving information. I'm honestly completely devastated, to the point of extreme depression. As if times aren't hard or bad enough as it is, especially after losing family members. This was by far the worst thing that could happen. Literally 20 years and plus of unrecoverable or irreplaceable items lost. I will forever lastingly be affected by this for as long as I live, it is truly like losing all family members in 2020 and reopening the wounds from members prior to this. I officially have no more memorabilia of said past family members. I just wish that there was a way to possibly retrieve the all personal items, from the auction buyers. So you aren't at a complete lost. I seriously may need therapy for this,  being since it has made my anxiety and depression even worse than before, even after the virus started. There really should be a law that you can at least get that kind personal things back, especially since the buyers will technically have or get no value for it. I really hope this saves and helps someone else from making the horrible decision of attempted storage saving at this facility, while you're in between moving from place to place.Don't go here for storage, Its a heartless service that will leave you feeling absolutely  heartbroken and devastated. And also too expensive, especially on stupid late fees that make no sense to continuously keep adding to the bill. Actually expecting you to pay it off completely, before you can recover anything. They don't tell you when your very personal things are up for auction til the last minute, actually expecting you to magically pull money out of your butt to save it before it gets sold. They all always seem to have nasty attitudes when discussing extensions for the unit, when you're low on cash. It's clearly been hard to maintain work with the virus going on, you would think they would at least lower the price. Make it just half off til the economy and things get better. So as for you won't potentially lose diplomas, multiple work uniforms, family heirlooms, pictures and even identity thieving information. I'm honestly completely devastated, to the point of extreme depression. As if times aren't hard or bad enough as it is, especially after losing family members. This was by far the worst thing that could happen. Literally 20 years and plus of unrecoverable or irreplaceable items lost. I will forever lastingly be affected by this for as long as I live, it is truly like losing all family members in 2020 and reopening the wounds from members prior to this. I officially have no more memorabilia of said past family members. I just wish that there was a way to possibly retrieve the all personal items, from the auction buyers. So you aren't at a complete lost. I seriously may need therapy for this,  being since it has made my anxiety and depression even worse than before, even after the virus started. There really should be a law that you can at least get that kind personal things back, especially since the buyers will technically have or get no value for it. I really hope this saves and helps someone else from making the horrible decision of attempted storage saving at this facility, while you're in between moving from place to place.

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    Angel went above and beyond to help me! She made a tough time enjoyable. she's so knowledgeable and…read morekind

    U-STOR E. 56th - selfstorage - Updated May 2026

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