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Where is A-Verdi Self Storage located?

A-Verdi Self Storage Baldwinsville
7443 Van Buren Rd
Baldwinsville, NY 13027

A-Verdi Self Storage Batavia
8850 Wortendyke Rd
Batavia, NY 14020

A-Verdi Self Storage Clay
8530 Henry Clay Blvd
Clay, NY 13041

A-Verdi Self Storage Corning
380 Park Ave
Corning, NY 14830

A-Verdi Self Storage Darien Center
204 Broadway
Darien Center, NY 14040

A-Verdi Self Storage Glenmont
721 River Rd
Glenmont, NY 12077

A-Verdi Self Storage Marcy
9816 River Rd
Marcy, NY 13403

A-Verdi Self Storage Montezuma
527 NY-31, Suite 2
Port Byron, NY 13140

A-Verdi Self Storage Syracuse
7029 Van Buren Rd
Syracuse, NY 13209

A-Verdi Self Storage Utica
2100 Oriskany St W
Utica, NY 13502

A-Verdi Self Storage Waterloo
791 Waterloo Geneva Rd
Waterloo, NY 13165


How do I pay my storage bill?

Pay your storage bill online using a debit or credit card. You can also speak to your facility manager about autopay.

What documentation do I need to rent a unit?

A valid form of government-issued ID such as a driver’s license, passport, or state ID.

What items am I not allowed to store?

Perishables, plants, animals, stolen or illegal goods, flammable or hazardous items, combustible items, or liquids.

Am I required to store long-term?

We provide flexible month-to-month lease options. Store with us short or long-term.

Storage & Packing Tips


The Ultimate Guide to Choosing Self Storage, Packing, and Moving

Looking for a reliable self-storage solution? You’re not alone—people all over the world rely on self-storage every day. To make your storage experience smooth and stress-free, it’s essential to choose the right facility and pack your belongings correctly. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to select the best self-storage, pack efficiently, and make your move seamless.

1. Choosing the Right Self Storage Facility

Finding the right self-storage facility is crucial to ensure your belongings are safe, accessible, and well-kept. Consider these key factors:1.1 Security Measures Security should be a top priority. Look for facilities that offer:
  • Perimeter Fencing: A secure boundary keeps unauthorized individuals out.
  • Controlled Access: Facilities with gate codes or key card access enhance security.
  • Video Monitoring: Cameras help deter theft and provide a record of activities.
  • Adequate Lighting: Well-lit facilities reduce the risk of accidents and enhance security.

1.2 Convenience and Accessibility Accessibility matters when you need to retrieve items from your storage unit. Consider:
  • Location: How far is the facility from your home or office?
  • 24/7 Access: Can you access your unit any time, day or night?
  • Easy Navigation: Are the driveways wide enough for easy access by car or truck?

1.3 On-Site Management An on-site manager can be invaluable, especially when you need assistance with lost keys, lock issues, or general questions.

1.4 Cleanliness A clean facility reflects well on its management. Inspect the grounds and the units to ensure they are well-maintained.

1.5 On-Site Supplies and Equipment Facilities that offer packing supplies like boxes, tape, and hand trucks can save you time and make the moving process easier.

1.6 Moving Truck Rentals Look for facilities that offer moving truck rentals or have partnerships with nearby rental services. This added convenience can simplify your move-in or move-out.

1.7 Rental Terms Review the rental terms carefully. Key questions to ask:
  • Are there security deposits or hidden fees?
  • Is the rental agreement flexible, such as month-to-month, or are long-term contracts required?
  • Are rental fees fixed for a set period, or can they increase without notice?

1.8 Reputation and References Choose a reputable facility with positive reviews. Ask for references from current renters to get a sense of their experience.

2. Packing Tips for Self Storage

Packing your belongings properly can help keep them safe and make it easier to find what you need later. Here’s how to pack like a pro:

2.1 Gather Supplies Collect all the supplies you need before you start packing. This includes boxes, tape, box cutters, gloves, and protective materials like bubble wrap.

2.2 Keep Items from the Same Room Together Organize your packing by room to make unpacking or retrieving items easier.

2.3 Create an Inventory List Keep an inventory of your boxes and their contents. This helps you track your items and find things quickly when needed.

2.4 Disassemble Furniture and Keep Parts Together If you disassemble furniture, store screws and bolts in a bag taped to the item so nothing gets lost.

2.5 Use Protective Covers Protect your furniture with sofa and mattress covers. Dust covers can also help keep larger items clean.

2.6 Use Bubble Wrap for Fragile Items Wrap breakables and items prone to scratches with bubble wrap to protect them during storage.

2.7 Choose Sturdy Boxes Use strong, durable boxes rather than flimsy bags that can easily tear. For items like clothes and linens, opt for heavy-duty bags if you prefer to avoid boxes.

2.8 Pack Heavy Items at the Bottom Place heavy items at the bottom of boxes, but avoid overloading them. Ideally, boxes should weigh no more than 50 pounds to ensure they’re easy to lift.

2.9 Group Small Items in Large Boxes Small items should be packed in bags or small boxes, then placed into larger boxes to keep everything organized.

2.10 Don’t Overpack Avoid stuffing boxes to the point they won’t close properly. Overpacked boxes can damage items when stacked.

2.11 Label Everything Clearly Label each box with its contents and the room it belongs to. Label all sides and the top so you can easily identify boxes without moving them around.

Final Thoughts
Choosing the right self-storage facility and packing your items properly can make a significant difference in your storage experience. Use this guide to ensure your belongings are safe, organized, and easy to access whenever you need them.For more tips on self-storage and moving, explore our blog or contact us for personalized assistance with your storage needs!