Self Storage Units for Home Moves

One of the main reasons for storing your possessions is if you are moving home. If you are looking for secure storage, Hamiltons’ Safe N Stored units at Harleston, opening this year, are ideal. They will be clean, dry and affordable, with a range of sizes and excellent security features.

If you are looking for self storage units in Norfolk and Suffolk, our new units will be ideal. Here we look at the main reasons for needing storage during the removals process, and why our premises should be able to meet all your requirements.

• Moving Abroad – Many people move to another country for work reasons, to retire, or because they fancy a change of lifestyle. Whatever the reason for your move, self storage rentals will give you somewhere to keep your belongings in the short term, before you arrange to have them transferred out to your new home. Units can also be used for longer periods of time.  For instance, some people might be contracted by their company to work abroad for a number of years but know they will be coming back to the UK at some stage.
  
  Whatever length of time you are away for, you will have peace of mind knowing that your belongings are stored away safely, particularly if they are accessible to friends and family who will be able to check up on them.
  
  Hamiltons are international removals specialists, with contacts and expertise covering many European countries and worldwide. We can arrange shipping if you want your possessions sent over to you once you have settled into your new home abroad.
  
  
• Decluttering Before Selling or Moving – Too much clutter can get in the way when you are selling and might put off a prospective buyer. It can be a good idea to clear out items of furniture, and children’s toys which aren’t needed and store them until you move. This could have the effect of making the rooms appear more spacious, which could appeal to potential buyers.  De-cluttering also applies to items outside the house, such as in garden sheds and outbuildings. You can leave them in our self storage units until you decide whether they will be needed in your new home.
  
  
• Moving into Temporary Accommodation – Often people don’t move straight into a new property. For instance, your new home might be a house which has not yet been completed, or one which is being renovated. This means you might have to find somewhere else to live in the short term. If you are living in temporary accommodation, it might already be furnished and that means you will have to store some items.
  
  
• Taking the Stress Out of Moving Day – There will be so many things to think about on the day of your move that you will appreciate anything that will simplify the process. Having some of your belongings, particularly some of those which you do not use on a day-to-day basis, already in storage will cut back on your physical workload. It will also mean your new home won’t be cluttered up with boxes which you might take days to get around to opening. Possessions which you have left in storage can be moved into your new home at a time of your own convenience, when the pressure is off.

Our Safe N Stored site will be geared to people who need storage while moving home. The units will come in a range of sizes, with competitive pricing. They will benefit from around-the-clock CCTV and a security alarm which will be linked to Norfolk Police.

You will be able to gain entry via a simple key fob system, and if you want to move furniture and other items into your new home gradually this will be easy to arrange. We also have a range of packaging items, including cartons and tape, which you will be able to buy from us either online or at our Safe N Stored on site shop.

Our new self storage units will be in the perfect spot for customers in both Norfolk and Suffolk. Whatever you leave there, whether it is large pieces of furniture or much smaller items, you can be sure they will be kept in good condition, as well as secure and safe. If you would like to know more about our services and prices, click to find out more.

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