A room of your own
Your unit is a private, sealed room with its own roll-up door — not a shared cage or a corner of a warehouse. You hold the only key, and your gate codes are yours alone.
Self Storage
Self storage
Self storage
in Nassau
Room for the overflow of everyday life — private, sealed and opened by your code alone.
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Self Storage
Why rent self storage
Drive right up
Park at your door and unload straight from the car. No lifts, no long corridors, no booking a loading bay — just open up and carry it three steps.
The basics
What self storage is for
Self storage is space you rent by the month for the things that no longer fit at home. Most people find us in the middle of something — a move that didn't line up, a renovation, a growing family, a parent's house that needs clearing gently rather than quickly.
You keep the key, in the form of your own PIN. You come and go whenever you like, put in and take out whatever you like, and stay as long as it's useful. When you're done, you tell us and it ends.
What goes in
What people keep here
Furniture
Sofas, beds and dining sets between homes or between owners.
Boxes & bins
The packed-up middle of a move, kept somewhere dry and safe.
Seasonal things
Junkanoo costumes, Christmas décor and holiday gear until next year.
Electronics
Spare TVs, computers and speakers, boxed and up off the floor.
Student summers
A dorm room’s worth of life parked for a few months at a time.
Hobbies & sports
Bikes, dive kit, instruments and everything the garage can’t hold.
How people use it
When self storage helps
Moving house
Bridge the gap when the dates don’t quite meet in the middle.
Renovating
Get the furniture out of the dust and back in when it’s finished.
Downsizing
Decide what stays without deciding all of it this week.
Just more space
Reclaim the garage, the spare room, or the corner of the living room.
Storage tips
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Packing it properly
Label the boxes you’ll want
Future you will come back for exactly one thing. Make it findable.
Heavy low, light high
Stack the sturdy boxes underneath and keep the fragile ones off the floor.
Leave an aisle
Fill the walls but keep a path to the back — you’ll thank yourself.
FAQs
Questions, answered
What size unit do I need?
A 360 sq ft Fort or Hold holds roughly the contents of a three-to-four bedroom home; the 480 sq ft Vault gives you room to walk the aisles. All three are 18 ft tall, so racking goes a long way. Describe what you’re storing and we’ll tell you honestly which one fits.
How long can I keep it?
Units are leased on a two-year term at a locked monthly rate. The rate you sign is the rate you pay for the full term; we reach out before it ends to renew.
Can I get in at night?
Yes. Your personal codes work any hour of any day, including weekends and holidays, with cameras on the site around the clock.
Are the units cooled?
Not by default — and no unit comes with an air conditioner fitted. Eight units (the Vaults and Forts) are cold-ready: wired so you can install and run your own refrigeration or AC, with electricity billed to you. The eight Holds are standard dry units.
Is my property insured?
The building and grounds are insured; the contents of your unit remain your responsibility. We recommend contents insurance — it isn’t required.
Can someone else collect for me?
Gate codes are personal and your key stays with you — sharing codes and subletting aren’t permitted. If someone else needs regular access, tell us and we’ll set it up properly.
Storing for a business instead?
Stock, files and equipment, five minutes from Carmichael Road.