When and Why to Use Moving Storage

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When and Why to Use Moving Storage Moving into a new home naturally comes with a lot of stress. The logistics of organizing, packing, transporting and unpacking all of your furniture and belongings can quickly become overwhelming. Whether you’re new to the Hill City, South Dakota, area or relocating across town, make the move easier by renting a local storage unit. Moving storage gives you a secure, convenient place to store boxes, furniture and other belongings while you settle into your new home. Let’s explore when you should utilize moving storage and why it might be a smart choice for your upcoming move. When to Use Moving Storage Downsizing Moving from a larger home into a smaller space can help you cut housing costs or reduce the level of upkeep required. Many people also choose to downsize once the kids move out or after retirement. Frequently, downsizing requires selling or donating some of your extra belongings from your old home that you don’t have room for anymore. Moving storage offers you extra space and time to sort through your possessions and decide what to keep, sell or discard – without having to deal with the stress of the move at the same time. Staging a Home for Sale If you’re selling your home, staging it can significantly impact its marketability and sale price. It can make your home look larger and cleaner to potential buyers. Storing excess personal items, furniture and other belongings in a storage unit can help make your home look less cluttered and more inviting to buyers. Your home may even sell quicker if it is staged well! Temporary Housing Sometimes, moves don’t line up perfectly, and you may find yourself in temporary housing before your new home is ready. This commonly occurs when you need to move out of your current home a month or two before moving into your new one. Don’t worry about trying to fit all of your belongings into your temporary housing. ...


Reno Gulch Storage
August 1st, 2024


How-To Pack, Store, and Move Paintings

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Few things are as special and rewarding as owning a painting. It doesn’t matter if it’s something that is historic and hundreds of years old or an original piece that a close family friend or child made for you. No matter what it is, owning a painting is a great way to add personality, color, and a good energy to your home. But paintings are very fragile, especially if you own an original piece. If you are the proud owner of a painting, then you need to go to great lengths to ensure they are safe at all times. Did you know that if you keep your house too warm you can damage a painting? If you don’t hang it correctly, you can also create a disaster for your art. And when you are moving, the chances of hurting your paintings are shockingly high. There is no better way to mess up a piece of artwork than by packing and moving it incorrectly. If you happen to own a painting and are about to move to a new home then you need to be sure that you are packing, moving, and storing your art the right way. If you don’t follow these steps correctly then you are opening yourself up to losing the paintings that you hold so near and dear to your heart. The Risks of Moving When you are moving to a new place, you want to take your paintings with you. But there are extra risks that will arise during this process. How can improper moving, packing, and storing damage your paintings? Sadly, there are quite a few ways that this can impact your artwork. The biggest threats to paintings and any type of artwork include: ● Loose elements in the art ● Stains ● Breakages, smudges, bends, and other forms of impacts ● Fingerprints that won’t come out All these types of damage can be instantly noticeable and, sadly, some are impossible to reverse. That means that if you happen to hurt your paintings with one of these mishaps, you might ...


Reno Gulch Self Storage
March 27th, 2023