Tips

Everything's bigger in Texas including moving your stuff to a storage facility. If you’re looking to store your Texas sized belongings, look no further than Houston Bargain Storage - Fondren.
A word from the manager about this facility:
At Houston Bargain Storage – Fondren, we take the time to get to know our customers by name so that we can provide the friendly, knowledgeable customer service you want and deserve. If your needs change and you need a larger or smaller storage space, we’re happy to help. You’re welcome to transfer at any time and we’ll make the process as seamless as possible.
On average, our rates are 10% less than our competitors in the Sugar Land, Missouri City, Fondren Houston area. There are no hidden fees, no gimmicks, and no bait-and-switch tactics. Why pay more for the same service somewhere else?
Now if you’re like most of us, it’s important to get the most out of your storage space. You don’t want to be paying for too much space or come to find out you didn't get a large enough space, would you?
Let’s explore the top organizing & storage tips to help you get the most out of your space in true Houston fashion.
Step One: Chuck The Junk
Before you move, it's time to clean house - literally. It’s common for people to get in a rush when moving or storing their belongings and one of the most common items stored is simply junk in the eyes of the owner.
Spend some time organizing your belongings to ensure that you’re storing items that you truly want and need. Haven’t used it in 10 years, get rid of it. Have 5 of the same item, sell or give away the ones you don’t need. Got a box full of old mail, documents, or trash, sort through and pick out any unwanted items.
Pruning your belongings of junk will help you save as much as 20% on the amount of storage you might need.
Step Two: Find the Right ...
Bargain Storage
November 26th, 2024