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20th February 2017 By Jane Ritchie

Get a Bigger House Without Moving

Downsizing is becoming more common these days. Houses are getting smaller and people just can’t afford to buy larger properties just so they can store things they don’t use terribly often. Others just want to downsize their lives and get rid of some of the less-often used things in their

20th February 2017 By Jane Ritchie

How Self-Storage Helps with a House Move

When it’s time to move home you’ve got enough to worry about without having to find a home for, well, everything in your old home. So keep what you absolutely can’t live without and put the rest into storage. You can then settle in and work out a) what you need to bring to your new house and b) what

22nd January 2017 By Jane Ritchie

Working From Home? Create A Great Office For Yourself

Working from home is something more and more people are now able to do. It has many benefits, including no commute, a better work-life balance, more time to see family and the ability to create a space you want to work in. Here we share a few tips on how to create an office space that others will

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11th July 2016 By Jane Ritchie

Tell-Tale Signs of a Dodgy Removal Company

We humans are fond of moving house. In fact, we enjoy it so much, that we do it eight times on average in our lifetime! However, in spite of this fact, it’s common to hear people say that moving house is one of the most stressful events of their life. Whilst there are some aspects of moving that

11th July 2016 By Sarah Currie

Getting Your Clothes Ready for Long-Term Storage? Here’s How.

There are plenty of reasons why you might need to get your clothes into long-term storage. But regardless of whether you’re jetting off on a gap-year or simply need to clear some extra space in your wardrobe, you need to make sure your clothes are well protected. Here’s a guide – detailing how to

4th May 2016 By Jane Ritchie

Start Improving Your Home… Without Spending a Fortune!

Admittedly, spring has been a little late in coming this year. However, now the good weather has finally arrived, it’s time to don the marigolds, arm yourself with screwdrivers, hammers and paintbrushes – and start sprucing up the home. Fancy a new look for the lounge or a kitchen transformation?

7th April 2016 By Sarah Currie

Self-Storage Tips – 7 Ways to Stay Organised When Renovating

When undertaking a renovation project, it’s difficult enough to stay sane, let alone organised. Even seemingly simple renovations can leave the most zen-like person tearing their hair out, especially if they haven’t planned the process in advance. If you’re about to embark on a renovation

5th October 2015 By Sarah Currie

Self-Storage: Boring Place to Store Your Stuff… or Treasure Trove of Valuables?

A self-storage unit is a rather dull thing, right? Well, that depends on how you look at it. Admittedly, on the one hand, it is essentially an empty room. It’s four walls, a ceiling and a floor; plus the occasional bit of shelving or cupboard space. You’re welcome to hang the odd painting on the

18th March 2015 By Jane Ritchie

Sell Your Home Quickly with Self-Storage

Want to Sell Your Home Quickly? Here’s Ten Things You Need to Put Into Self-Storage ASAP! Selling your home can be a stressful experience, especially if you’re concerned about lack of space. After all, when prospective buyers visit your property, they want to see plenty of room to put their prized

9th March 2015 By Sarah Currie

Self-Storage: Five Ways to Create More Space in Your Home and Office

Free Up Space in Your Home and Office Both houses and workplaces have a tendency to get overcrowded, particularly with several family members or colleagues living and working in the same space. All too often, despite your best intentions to keep things tidy and maintain order, rooms start to