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Tips on How to Organize Your Unit

Whether it is your first time using storage or your fifteenth, it is easy to get overwhelmed with your storage. One of the most important aspects of storage tends to get overlooked: getting your stuff out. Luckily our storage experts have the keys to staying on top of your boxes!

  1. Categorize your items

After everything has been categorized, you will know how to group your items in storage. We suggest categorizing by the room and seasonality. This way when it is time to decorate the house or prepare for the holidays, you are doubly prepared and have no need to sort through your boxes.

  1. Label your items

This may seem like a no-brainer, but it often goes ignored. This is arguably the most necessary to getting organized.

  1. Boxes that will be used the most should be placed in the front

This allows for easy access to the items you will need to get to first.

  1. Store similar items near each other

By storing similar items near together, you can rest easy knowing your storage is organized in a concise way. You may even consider storing more items vertically as to have more room to walk around or to store more categories.

  1. Create a map of the storage unit and the contents

A map of your unit almost guarantees an easy experience the next time you come to the unit. Having a sketch on hand refreshes your mind after being away for long periods of time.

These organization tips help to declutter your storage and ease the move-in process.

Call our storage experts at 4106 Spring Garden Street, Greensboro, North Carolina with any other storage questions! 1-833-891-9274

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