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Self-storage can provide an affordable solution to
any situation in which extra space is needed, and just about anything can be
stored in self-storage facilities. Self-storage unit sizes can range from a
small unit to hold files or clothing to larger units that can store items as
large as boats, cars, RVs and the contents of your home.
 Self-Storage Association of Michigan members
practice their businesses with the highest level of quality and
professionalism. They offer facilities with varying options and sizes to
accommodate almost anything you need to store. When you choose an SSAM member
storage facility, rest assured that your storage unit will be secure. Many of
our members have facilities that contain external gates or fences, password
codes or access cards to enter, and security cameras.
Search our member database to find a self-storage facility near you.
Storage Tip:Label boxes by numbers, rather than listing contents. Keep a master list of all boxes separate from your storage space.
Storage Tip:Do not stack heavy or folded objects where they could shift or collapse when you move or need to access. |
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Common uses for self-storage
For personal use.
• Free up some extra space in your home
• Store possessions during or between a move
• To lessen clutter in your home while it is up for sale
• Store seasonal items such as outdoor furniture, tools or lawn
equipment
• Free your closet of off-season clothing (store your winter clothes
in the summer; store your summer clothes in the winter)
• Space to store your RV, boat or motorcycle in the winter
• Store the contents of a college dorm room between
semesters
• A temporary home for your possessions during a military deployment
or work relocation
 For business use.
• Archiving documents, files and paperwork
• Storing office furniture and equipment
• Warehousing stock
• Freeing up office space for infrequently used items
• Sales materials, tradeshow displays, exhibition equipment
• Bulk storage of office supplies
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