Storage for Cold Springs households

Cold Springs is a large community northwest of Reno. The Census lists about 11,300 people and 3,600 households, with a median home built around 2004 and a median value near $433,300. More than 91 percent of homes are owned. It is one of the farther neighborhoods from the Glendale Ave warehouse, which shapes how households plan: a day for a storage run is a day, not an errand.

A long errand for one household

Nineteen miles each way is close to an hour round trip before any loading. For a household with a pickup and a few boxes, it is a lost day. For a full house, it is impractical. The crew's truck takes the load in one trip, which is what the packed, wrapped and inventoried vault system is built for.

The estimator discusses the best day to run the haul based on your move date.

Newer homes, practical needs

Homes built around 2004 tend to be mid-size family houses with garages. Storage needs tend to be practical: a sale that closes before the next purchase, a remodel, a job transfer. Wooden vaults 7 ft x 7 ft x 5 ft hold the belongings in a 30,000 sq ft warehouse, closed and stacked by forklift.

The inventory ties each vault to what is in it.

Cold Springs storage reasons

• A closing date that arrives before the next home is ready
• A job move with the family following later
• A remodel that takes furniture out for weeks
• Reducing a household before a move to a smaller place

Next steps

Book the free in-home estimate for a count and an itemized estimate, with 10 free heavy-duty boxes. See storage between homes and storage when a new home is not ready for common timing cases. Stored goods ship with about 2 to 3 weeks notice.

Making the long trip count

A 27-minute drive each way rewards planning. Pack everything for the load before the crew arrives, keep paths and driveways clear, and decide in advance which items travel to storage and which stay. The estimator can walk through this at the visit, and the crew arrives with the right number of pads, boxes and vaults.