Cottagers: Tired of cramming kayaks, paddleboards, or snowmobiles into your cottage’s limited storage? Outdoor and indoor storage options at Trailside make it easy to keep your recreational gear nearby without cluttering your property.
Homeowners: Whether you’re decluttering for a minimalist lifestyle, staging your home for sale, or storing seasonal items like holiday decorations, self-storage frees up space in your home.
Business Owners: From contractors in Mactier to retailers in Parry Sound, businesses often need extra space for inventory, equipment, or documents. Climate-controlled units ensure sensitive items stay in top condition.
Seasonal Visitors: For those who frequent the area for skiing, fishing, or boating, self-storage offers a convenient way to keep gear on-site, ready for your next adventure.
Renovators and Movers: Home renovations or relocations can be stressful. Store furniture and belongings safely during the process to keep your project on track.
To get the most out of your self-storage unit, consider these practical tips:
Choose the Right Size: Assess your needs carefully. A 10’×10’ unit is great for small furniture or boxes, while a 10’×20’ unit can accommodate vehicles or larger items. Trailside’s team can help you select the perfect size.
Pack Smart: Use uniform boxes for easy stacking, and label everything clearly. Place frequently accessed items near the front of the unit.
Protect Your Belongings: Use furniture covers, tarps, or pallets to keep items off the floor. For sensitive items, consider climate-controlled units to protect against humidity and temperature changes.
Plan for Accessibility: If you’ll need regular access, choose a facility with 24-hour keypad entry, like Trailside, to fit your schedule.
Declutter Before Storing: Take the opportunity to sort through your belongings. Donate or sell items you no longer need to save space and money.
