Month: June 2018

Long-Term Auto Storage Solutions

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Do you have a classic car you are meaning to fix up but just haven’t had the time yet? Perhaps you are moving and don’t have space for all of your vehicles at your new home but need to save the extra car for your teen to use when they are old enough. Whatever the reason, at Party Barn Boat & RV Storage we help anyone who needs a long-term auto storage solution near Wylie, Texas.

The value of the car and your reason for looking into storage options may help you determine what kind of storage you need. Here are your options.

  • Uncovered Storage: This is for the cars that you aren’t too worried about experiencing the elements, perhaps an older car you are saving for a young family member. Uncovered storage is the least expensive option but obviously, the car will be exposed to rain, wind, and perhaps hail.
  • Covered Storage: Covered storage will keep your car protected from the elements. Our covered storage comes in a variety of heights and lengths which applies more to our customers parking campers and boats. Check out the pricing differences for the various storage sizes and styles here.
  • Enclosed Storage: Enclosed storage is the safest storage option for long-term auto storage, like storing it in your own garage except that you don’t have to take up space at your home. Enclosed storage comes with either concrete or asphalt floors.

If you need to find a place to store your car until you need it, find the right buyer, or are ready to fix it up, we can help you at Party Barn Boat & RV Storage. Our lot is secure with gate hours from 5 am to 11 pm for added security. Each person has their own four-digit code to get in and out of the gates so you can rest assured your car is safe while in storage here. Contact us at Party Barn Boat & RV Storage for more information.

3 Reasons to Keep Your Camper in Storage Instead of Your Driveway

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Your RV or camper may be an important part of your summer, but if you still have to work, there will be days where you’re forced to head home and park your rig. During the week, many people try to keep their camper at home, tucked away in the backyard or back of the driveway. However, storing your camper at your house is not always the best option. Here are a few reasons to consider keeping your camper at a dedicated storage facility, even during the height of camping season.

3 Reasons to Keep Your Camper in Storage Instead of Your Driveway

Protects Your Rig from Theft or Vandalism

Even small campers are still an expensive investment that needs to be protected as much as possible. While your backyard may seem safe, your camper may end up being a tempting target to would-be thieves and vandals. Keeping your rig at a dedicated camper storage facility will keep your home away from home safe when you’re not using it.

Lets You Reclaim Your Yard

Campers take up a lot of space and if you have kids looking to use the backyard or plan on entertaining large groups at your house, that space is highly valuable. Using a local camper storage facility will free up space at home, letting you get the most out of your summer gatherings. Best of all, you won’t have to worry about a stray football breaking the TV antenna while your kids are out playing.

Keeps the HOA Happy

Homeowner’s associations are notoriously strict when it comes to enforcing their regulations. Unfortunately, many HOAs do not allow residents to keep campers on their property, even if it’s kept in a shed or otherwise hidden from the general public. Unless it fits in your garage, you’ll need to keep your camper in a storage facility. Otherwise, the HOA is likely to fine you for violating their bylaws.

If you’re looking for a safe and secure camper storage space to use throughout the year, look no further than Party Barn Boat & RV Storage. We’ll help you find a safe place to park your rig for those weeks when you’re forced to stay at home. Contact us today and let our staff find the best space for your camper.