Quite frankly, when you bring your boat out for the summer, you may want to store your boat trailer in your own yard, but at nearly 14′-25′ long, the garage or driveway isn’t the perfect spot. In fact, storing your boat trailer at home while you’re away always carries the risk of damages or theft.

On the other hand, at the end of the season, when it’s time to put your boat away for the summer, you’re left figuring out where you’re going to store your trailer too. The professionals at the Party Barn Boat & RV Storage have got you covered with open, covered, or enclosed storage options.

Why Customers Prefer Party Barn Boat & RV Storage

Party Barn Boat & RV Storage understands the need for standalone boat and RV storage facilities. Your boat is a huge investment and during the off-season or when you need storage, we serve as a storage facility that you can trust for all your short or long-term storage needs. Located within 3 miles of Lake Lavon and Lake Ray Hubbard, finding our storage facility is a breeze. We have over 5 acres of storage space on 12 inch crushed surface asphalt to serve our valuable customers. We specialize in the highest industry standard of storage in the Wylie, Texas area.

Should I Store My Boat Trailer?

The answer is: “YES!” If you want to protect your boat trailer, the best option is a storage facility.

With the average length of a boat trailer, it’s hard to find storage space outside of a facility, especially if your residence doesn’t have acreage. If you have land, you still don’t want your boat trailer exposed to the elements that can:

• cause rust
• avoid excess cleaning during the seasonal elements
• tire deflation
• color fading
• possible standing water

You’re invited to contact us at Party Barn Boat & RV Storage for a FREE quote today!

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If you only drive a car occasionally or during certain months, you could benefit from long-term auto storage. These tips can help you protect the vehicle’s exterior and prevent mechanical problems:

1. Don’t simply park your car in a driveway and leave it there. Use an auto storage facility and take the right precautions to avoid harming your battery, fuel line, tires or engine.

2. Fully inflate the tires to ensure that they retain their shape. Remove the wheels and use jack stands when you store a vehicle for over two months.

3. Put fuel stabilizer in the car’s gasoline tank. This stops the gas from breaking down and causing serious problems. Some experts also suggest filling the tank with fuel.

4. Replace the oil filter and change the engine oil whenever you store an auto for more than four weeks. This precaution can prevent pollutants in the old oil from harming your engine.

5. Clean the vehicle’s interior and exterior. Consider waxing it as well. If you skip this step, food crumbs could rot or attract pests and exterior grime might blemish your car’s paint.

6. Detach the vehicle’s negative battery wire when you store it. This reduces the likelihood that your battery will discharge. Consider writing down any stereo settings beforehand.

7. Learn about the storage facility’s rules. Some companies may expect your auto to have insurance, license plates and/or registration. If you can’t find or don’t understand any of the requirements, talk to a staff member.

8. Before you put your car back on the road, perform a thorough inspection. Examine the tires, wipers, battery, brakes and exhaust pipe. You might need to add air to the tires.

These tips will ensure that long-term auto storage truly preserves your vehicle. If you seek a well-protected storage location with competitive rates, please contact us today.