Q: Do you offer monthly rentals?
A: Yes, we offer month-to-month rentals & deep discounts for yearly long term renters.
Q: Do I need to provide my own lock?
A: Yes, tenants are required to supply their own lock.
Q: How can I rent a unit and make payments?
A: You can easily rent a unit and make payments through our website at www.midmissouristorage.com. Create a free, user-friendly account and set up auto-pay for convenience.
Q: Is a deposit required?
A: Yes, a deposit is required, and it is fully refundable upon move-out.
Q: Do you have a move-out policy?
A: Yes, we ask for a 10-day notice before moving out. You can notify us by calling/texting 217-825-6540 or MidMissouriStorage@outlook.com.
Q: What does climate control mean?
A: Climate-controlled units maintain a temperature between 65-85°F to keep humidity low, with temperature adjustments depending on the season.
Q: There's a black tie on my unit. Can I remove it?
A: Yes, you are allowed to remove the black tie from your unit without notifying us.
Q: What if I need a different size unit than the one I rented?
A: Please contact us at 217-825-6540, and we will assist you in switching to a different unit size or renting an additional one.
Q: Do you assist with moving my items?
A: We do not provide moving assistance. Tenants are responsible for their own moving help.
5x10 unit: Fits the contents of a small one-bedroom apartment or studio, including a mattress, boxes, and a few pieces of furniture like chairs or a small couch.
10x10 unit: Perfect for a one or two-bedroom apartment, including furniture, appliances, and several boxes. This size can also accommodate larger items like a sofa, dining table, or mattress.
10x20 unit: Ideal for storing the contents of a three-bedroom home, including larger furniture, appliances, and several boxes. It's also large enough for a vehicle, boat, or other large items.
10x30 unit: Best for a four or five-bedroom home or for storing large items such as furniture, appliances, boxes, and vehicles. It can also fit larger boats, RVs, or business inventory.
To determine the exact size for your needs, it’s helpful to measure your items and estimate the amount of space they will require. If you’re unsure, the staff at most storage facilities can assist in helping you choose the right unit.
Q: Can I access my storage unit 24/7?
A: Yes, you may access the facility at any time.
Q: Is insurance required for the items in my unit?
A: Insurance is not required to rent a storage unit within our facility. We strongly suggest renters to obtain rental insurance to suit their valuables needs/replacement costs.
Climate-controlled storage units are designed to protect sensitive items from temperature fluctuations and high humidity, making them ideal for items that can be damaged by extreme conditions. Here are the types of items that should be stored in climate-controlled units:
1. Electronics
Computers, TVs, Audio Equipment, and Appliances: Extreme heat or cold can damage sensitive electronic components, including hard drives, screens, and internal circuits. A climate-controlled unit helps prevent malfunction or data loss.
2. Artwork and Antiques
Paintings, Sculptures, and Collectibles: Humidity and temperature changes can cause warping, cracking, fading, or deterioration of valuable artworks and antiques. A climate-controlled environment preserves their condition and value.
3. Wood Furniture
Chairs, Tables, and Cabinets: Wood is sensitive to temperature and humidity. Fluctuations can cause the wood to crack, warp, or develop mold. Storing wooden furniture in a climate-controlled unit helps prevent this damage.
4. Documents and Paperwork
Important Papers, Files, and Photos: Paper items can degrade quickly in high humidity or extreme temperatures, causing them to yellow, tear, or become brittle. A climate-controlled unit keeps them safe from deterioration.
5. Musical Instruments
Guitars, Pianos, Violins, and Brass Instruments: These delicate instruments can warp, crack, or go out of tune due to changes in temperature and humidity. A climate-controlled unit ensures they maintain their integrity.
6. Vinyl Records, CDs, and Tapes
Music Collections: These can warp or degrade in fluctuating temperatures. A climate-controlled unit protects valuable collections from heat or moisture damage.
7. Leather Goods
Clothing, Furniture, Bags, and Shoes: Leather can crack, fade, or develop mildew in a hot or humid environment. Storing leather goods in a climate-controlled unit keeps them from drying out or becoming damaged.
8. Wine and Spirits
Wine Collections: Wine should be stored in stable, cool temperatures to prevent it from aging prematurely or spoiling. A climate-controlled unit provides the ideal environment for wine storage.
9. Books and Textiles
Books, Fabrics, and Clothing: Humidity can cause mold, mildew, or mold spots on books, clothing, and other fabrics. Climate-controlled units protect these items from moisture damage and ensure they remain in pristine condition.
10. Medical Supplies and Pharmaceuticals
Prescription Drugs, Medical Equipment, and Supplies: Many medical items require specific temperature and humidity levels for preservation. A climate-controlled unit ensures that sensitive medical supplies do not degrade or lose efficacy.
11. Photography Equipment
Cameras, Lenses, and Film: Exposure to extreme temperatures and humidity can ruin delicate camera equipment and film. A climate-controlled unit helps keep these items functioning and free from damage.
By storing temperature-sensitive and delicate items in a climate-controlled unit, you can ensure their preservation and prevent potential damage caused by environmental conditions.