James Benavides

If you've been having trouble with storage at your business, you aren't alone. Having more inventory than you have space for can mean losing sales when you run out of an item that is in high demand, especially now that the gift buying season is upon us. Take a look at why portable storage units can be a great solution for your business.

My Storage offers our spacious, portable storage buildings for just $59 a month. Call My Storage at (866) 314-24544 today and see how quick and easy it is to have your own tool shed, workshop, or storage room placed just outside your back door.

Maybe it’s your grandmother’s antique wingback chairs, or a table that sits in the corner of your unused office/den/home gym/spare bedroom that is itself filled with unopened boxes of pictures from when you moved in back in the 1990’s.

Now that spring has come to an end and summer is in full swing, your newly organized and cleaned house might be suffering a bit with the kids being home for the summer and from all the bar-b-qs and pool parties you're throwing.

A garden shed is a great use for your MyStorage unit. Whether you've decided to rent or purchase your MyStorage unit, if you're planning on keeping your lawn and garden equipment housed inside, you'll want to make sure everything is easily accessible and organized.

When you're in the market for a storage unit, you have a few options. You can purchase a storage shed from a big box retailer that you have to assemble yourself, go off site and rent a unit at a storage center, or rent a portable unit that takes up a lot of driveway space.

Here at My Storage, we take every step possible to ensure that the structure of our units is secure. By following the steps listed above, you can rest assured that what you put into your unit will stay there until you take it out.

Decorating your home for the holidays is a fun a joyous experience, but no one wants the stress of untangling light strands or opening boxes only to find a pile of broken glass and glitter. All of that stress can be avoided with a little forethought and preparation.