Self Storage Units in Bedford, TX

For years, All Storage has been the preferred provider of self-storage units for families and businesses in Bedford, TX. We have a proven track record of providing secure, convenient, and affordable units with a great history of customer service. Whatever your storage needs, All Storage can provide a solution that will work for you.

Unmatched Convenience

At All Storage, we always strive to provide convenient solutions. To that end, we offer drive-up access for your unit to make sure you can get in, get your loading and unloading done, and get on with your day. We also provide online bill pay to make sure that paying for your unit is never a hassle. We even receive and deliver packages for our tenants.

We also know that security can cause headaches for owners of storage units, so we provide a very secure storage environment. Our facility is surrounded by a fence and gate, and we only allow access to authorized unit owners. We also have surveillance cameras to add an extra level of security to our facilities. In every way, our trained personnel strive to make sure your self-storage experience is as easy and convenient as possible.

Self Storage Options

At All Storage in Bedford, TX we offer a number of types of self-storage units. We have climate controlled units in 3’x5’ and 10’x40’ sizes and regular units in 3’x5’ and 12.5’x40’ sizes. Climate-controlled units are a great option if you have sensitive items like antiques and electronics. We use heat and air-conditioning to make sure your unit maintains a consistent temperature. Climate-controlled units are especially popular in Bedford where summer temperatures can be quite high.

Regular units are subject to temperature changes, but these can be a great, less-expensive option for objects that are not subject to deterioration from fluctuations in temperature.

Additional Materials

At All Storage, we want to make sure you have all the resources and materials necessary to load and unload your possessions. That is why we offer a convenient place to buy tape, boxes, furniture covers, and more. If you need dollies or carts to move your possessions, we also have those available for use on-site. We have other packing and moving materials available as well. If there is something else you are looking for, don’t hesitate to contact our staff, they will be happy to let you know what we have available.

We are sure you will love your self-storage unit with All Storage in Bedford, TX. To get started, give us a call today!

STORAGE UNIT PACKING TIPS

1. Label EVERYTHING

Nothing is worse than having a storage unit full of cardboard boxes full of your valuable items and realizing that you didn't label the boxes. Now you have no idea where anything is and you're digging through each box to find whatever it is you're looking for. Avoid this entirely by labeling all your cardboard boxes.

2. Create an aisle

Creating a walkway down the center of your storage unit can be especially handy when you are trying to make your way throughout the unit. Need something in the back? Just head right down the middle of the unit in your own red carpet walkway.

3. Heavier Items on Bottom

Make sure that when you are moving boxes from your truck into the storage unit that you move the heavier items in first. These heavier boxes filled with books or other sturdier, heavier items establish a solid base for you to place other lighter boxes without damaging your items.

 4. Stick to Two Types of Boxes

Sticking to only two types of packing boxes allows you to create a sturdy base for your packing unit when you inevitably start stacking boxes. Make sure that the larger boxes contain heavier items to avoid crushing other boxes.

5. Wrap Your Breakables

Mirrors, glasses, bowls, plates, all breakable or fragile items should be wrapped in either bubble wrap or packing paper. This will help to prevent your valuables from breaking in either the truck on the way to the storage unit, or while moving things around within the storage unit.

6. Packing Refrigerators and Freezers

When you store your refrigerator or freezer in your storage unit, make sure that you defrost the appliance before storing it in the unit to make sure that your freezer or fridge doesn't leak throughout the unit.

7. Pallet the Ground of Your Unit

Laying wooden pallets on the bottom of your unit helps to keep your items off the ground. This precautionary step will make sure that if any water gets into your unit, it can't get any of your items wet.

8. Prevent Damage to Books

When packing books, use multiple smaller boxes rather than fewer bigger boxes to reduce book damage and make the boxes easier to carry. Lay books flat as to not damage the spine of the hardcover books in the box. 

9. Wrap with Towels

Instead of using plastic to wrap your items, which can cause damage to certain stored items, wrap your items in old sheets or towels.

10. Utilize Empty Space

When you pack furniture like armoires, wardrobes, or dressers in your unit, fill the empty spaces of these furniture pieces with clothes or other boxes to save space.