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Whether you're moving or your pet's toys have just taken over the living room and you want to reclaim some of your space, taking some pet accessories to your storage unit can be a savvy move.

You rent a self-storage unit based on the square footage. But the horizontal, or floor, space isn't the only place where you can store your items.

Your backyard adornments weren't made to withstand the harsh winter elements. Leaving outdoor items in the yard year-round can result in serious damage, including rust and mold growth.

An inheritance can often leave you with many treasured items that you need to quickly store. Before you can begin to start dealing with them, you need to make space for them.

Many of the items you place in storage require little thought: you simply place clothing in a lidded bin, place unbreakable belongings in a box, and place shoes in their original boxes before transporting them to storage.

Doing certain tasks by yourself can save you time and money.

The easiest way to store small items is to place them in boxes inside your storage unit.

Whether you have a classic car, an expensive one, or simply have a sentimental attachment to a vehicle, storing it can cause some concern for an owner.

Are you running out of room for storage in your house? It may be time to move some belongings into a self-storage unit for a while.