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Can I store appliances in my storage unit?

A refrigerator or freezer should be thoroughly dry and stored with its door slightly ajar. Some goods can be stored inside large appliances and boxes can be stacked on top of stoves, refrigerators and freezers. Make sure that stove and cooking equipment are cleaned before they are stored.

How should books and documents be stored?

Pack books flat to protect their spines. Do not place boxes directly on concrete floors, but use pallets or skids to prevent moisture. Use packing to fill out empty pockets in the boxes. Do not pack fragile items in the same box with books and do not overload.

Is there any particular way to arrange my things in my storage space?

 Pack the storage space carefully. Leave air space around the perimeter to aid ventilation. Place a pallet on concrete floors and do not lean items against walls. Leave a walkway to the rear of your space for easy access. Use all the space available, including the height, and place frequently used goods near the door.

What items should not be placed into storage?

Do not store food or other perishable items which could decay or attract insects or rodents. Also, do not store flammable or toxic items in your unit. No paints or solvents.

What other things should I be aware of when storing and utilizing my storage space?

As you are leaving your unit, make sure your lock has been properly closed. Keep your key or combination in a safe place. Also check out the questions on how to store bicycles and other metal items and how to store books and documents

What's the best way to pack up boxes and containers to place into storage?

Fill containers to capacity. Partially full or bulging cartons may tip or collapse. Heavy items like books or tools should be packed in small boxes so they are easy to lift. Protect your fragile goods with packing (i.e. , bubble pack or other) and place them near the top of your storage space. Label boxes. Take home a list of your labeled boxes for easy reference when you need to locate your goods.

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Climate Controlled Units

Our storage facilities Flagstaff AZ are one of the few climate controlled units available. Our climate controlled units are kept at an average of 70 degrees year round.

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Fenced & Lighted

Our Flagstaff storage facility is fenced around the entire perimeter. Each driveway is equipped with dusk till dawn lighting.

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24-hour Video Surveillance

Woodlands Village Storage boasts 32 cameras record 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, the most secure of any flagstaff storage facility.

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Indoor & Outdoor Units

Our indoor storage units flagstaff AZ vary from 4x5 to 10x20. Our drive-up outdoor units range up to 10x15 to 10x30.

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Paved & Plowed

During the winter, several of our Flagstaff storage units driveway’s are heated to help melt snow and ice; we plow and shovel every door, every storm.

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Security Gate

Our Flagstaff storage units have easy access with individual access codes, available 7/365 days a year. Winter months: 7AM-7PM. Summer months: 6AM-8PM.

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Near NAU

Our self storage Flagstaff is 1.2 miles from NAU’s Campus and a short walk down the street from a city bus stop. We have been serving NAU student storage for 25 years.

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Locally Owned & Operated

Woodlands Village is a family owned and operated business that has been in Flagstaff for over 25 years. Our sister site, Flagstaff Ranch Self Storage, also offers outdoor and indoor boat and RV Storage.

Feel free to visit our other storage facility Flagstaff Ranch Self-Storage.

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Still unsure if Woodlands Village Self Storage is the place for you? Stop by our office to see our flagstaff storage facility and look at unit sizes. Our managers would love you help you with your storage needs.