STORAGE WHILE MOVINGBetween homes? Store the middle part.
Moving out before you can move in leaves a gap of days or months. Storage covers the gap, and the list you make for it is the same list the movers, the donation run and the new place will need.
What usually goes in
- Furniture the new place is not ready for yet: the sofa, the dining set, spare beds.
- Boxed rooms, packed and labeled by the room they will go to next.
- Appliances only if the new place does not already have them.
- Not: anything the facility rules below say cannot be stored.
Lay it out for the way you will use it
- Load what you will need first at the new place last, so it comes out first.
- Leave a narrow aisle if you expect to come back for boxes before the final move.
- Label every box by room and give each a number; the planner and labels tool keep that list.
- Check that big pieces pass the door: the planner tells you if a sofa only fits tilted.
Plan it
The planner starts with common apartment furniture and boxes you can swap for your own, shows how it fits in each footprint and gives you a loading order. No account is needed to start.
How long, and what it costs
Most moving stays run from a few weeks to a few months, and people usually want month-to-month terms so the end date can move with the closing date. Whether that is offered, and at what price, is a facility term the team confirms with you.
Actual unit sizes, availability, prices, hours and access come from the facility team, not from this page. Published facility information is on Locations, and Find a space starts a real request.
Storage rules that apply
Published facility policies appear here as the owner approves them. If something cannot be stored, it shows here before you request a space.
No policies have been published yet.