If you plan to travel via mass transit for a long period of time or simply don’t have enough parking space for all of your cars, think about renting an auto storage unit. There are five major reasons to do so: 1. When you leave your car sitting in a driveway or parking space, a…
Nobody wants to come home from an extended vacation and find their car vandalized or far worse, stolen. According to the Insurance Information Institute, “about $6 billion was lost to motor vehicle theft in 2017 in the United States.” Don’t be a victim of car theft or a break-in by taking advantage of auto self storage by…
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….
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…
One of the financial aspects of owning your own boat is storing it or docking it. There are various options when it comes to boat storage, including storing the trailer in your garage or placing it on a lift. There are simple options and complex options, and it is important that you choose the best…
One way to offset the costs involved with owning an RV is to take advantage of the sharing economy. But renting your boat or camper to others does come with a drawback, and that is deciding where and when to meet potential renters. Our camper storage facility can easily eliminate that problem for you-here’s how….
Storing your trailer at home for long periods of time while you’re away is never a good idea. Unwanted guests and thieves can be attracted to a longstanding trailer sitting in a driveway or on your acreage. What’s worst, most garages aren’t equipped to hold a trailer or RV. Storing your trailer at a facility…
To quote David Allan Coe, the upcoming summertime months may soon have you “cussin’ the sweat and the Texas heat, and the skeeters.” We can’t stop that Texas heat, but we can sure help protect your boat or RV from it! Here at Party Barn we offer a variety of covered storage options with varying…
You’ve had your boat in storage and are now ready to start using it again. Before heading out on the water, you’ll need to do a few things first. Follow this handy checklist to ensure there are no problems. Visually Inspect the Boat Check your boat’s body, hull, and propellers for signs of damage. Look…
When taking your RV out of storage, the last thing you want to worry about is an insect or rodent infestation. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to ensure your camper remains as pest free as possible. Seal up any Openings Check underneath your RV for holes or cracks so that you…