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-First and Foremost-
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Read and understand
your rental agreement fully. Ask your property
manager any questions you may have.
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Pay rent prior to
or on the due date to avoid additional charges and
prevent
losing your stored goods to a lien sale.
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Sign up for auto
pay, it's convenient and eliminates late charges.
Most facilities offer free auto pay programs.
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Remember, you are
ultimately responsible for the goods you have stored.
Confirm with your insurance carrier for accurate
coverage, or ask for possible insurance providers.
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Provide current and
accurate contact information. In the event of a
change in information, inform your facility manager
immediately.
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Your stored goods
are important to you. The facility manager should
always be able to contact you in case of emergency,
security breach or any number of reasons.
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Give adequate move
out notice to avoid paying additional fees or rent.
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When vacating leave the
unit as you rented it, clean and unlocked, to avoid
cleaning or disposal fees.
-Do
and Don't-
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Explosives are
prohibited from storage at most facilities and will be
reported to the proper authorities.
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Avoid storing "
Hazardous Substances" including, petroleum, petroleum
products, natural gas, natural-gas liquids, synthetic
gas and all other substances, chemicals, toxic or
pollutant deemed so under any federal, state or local
law.
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Lawn equipment or
other machinery that may contain hazardous substances
should be drained prior to storing.
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Never store live or
dead animals, perishables, or combustibles.
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Avoid storing
liquids of any kind.
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