For most Americans, the garage is the household storage space unit. Depending on whose figures you go by, it's estimated that only 20 to 30 percent of people with garages in the United States use them to park their cars in.
Topics: storage, DIY projects, Residential Junk Removal, home cleanout, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Sometimes it might seem easier to just to just forget what's in there, abandon the storage unit, and stop paying the rent. However, this is certainly not the best - nor legal - option. Unfortunately, when that does happen, and storage facility managers discover that items have been left behind by old tenants, the task of getting everything removed and hauled away usually falls on them.
Topics: self-storage, storage, clear clutter, declutter, junk haulling, downsizing
If you are like most people, the new year is a time for renewal, resolutions, and getting a fresh start. And nothing symbolizes a fresh start better than decluttering your life and your living space. But in the rush to get rid of junk in our homes we can easily forget the junk in our rented self-storage units.
Topics: get rid of junk, self-storage, storage, declutter, Residential Junk Removal, downsizing
For many people, the garage is simply extra storage space. And, if you are like most people in America with a garage,k you probably don't use it to park your car. In fact, it's been estimated that less than 20 percent of homeowners and renters in the United States use their garages for parking cars.
Topics: storage, self-storage, storage containers, declutter, Residential Junk Removal, The Bin