Climate Controlled Self Storage Units

Help Protect Your Valuables From The Cold With Climate Controlled Storage Units At Storage Master

Wisconsin has extreme cold temperatures that can reach minus 30° F in February. These dramatic temperature can cause damage to your electronics, musical instruments, wood furniture, books and more. For added protection of your valuables as well as comfortable temperatures when accessing your unit, you should consider renting a climate controlled storage unit.

Climate Controlled – The Difference

Climate controlled units are typically found in enclosed buildings equipped with commercial quality climate control systems. This keeps these indoor storage units at a safe temperature regardless of what mother nature is doing outside. These climate controlled units also tend to be cleaner, provide better air quality, and decrease the presence of dust and bugs. Climate control means that we use reasonable efforts to heat storage units in winter and cool them in summer. They are not humidity controlled. However, they are located inside of a building for added protection of stored items.

Protect Your Fragile Items With Climate Controlled Self Storage

When choosing a self-storage unit, consider the fragility of the belongings you want to store. Some things to consider are:

Would exposure to extreme cold cause damage to my items?
Are my belongings likely to freezing at severe temperatures?
Are you planning on accessing your unit during peak winter times?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, climate controlled storage is your best option.

Items to Consider Storing in a Climate Controlled Storage Environment:

Musical Instruments
Photographs / Artwork / Portraits
Electronics – Cameras, Computers, Stereo Equipment
Records, Tapes, Cds
Clothing
Sensitive / Important Documents
Indoor Furniture
Machinery / Tool and Die Equipment
All items of Sentimental Value

Give Storage Master a call. We are happy to consult with you so that you make the right storage decision for your items! Check out our Storage Tips here as well for your move in.