SecurCare Self Storage Facility at 15050 Abercorn St in Savannah
About this Self Storage Facility on 15050 Abercorn St
SecurCare Self Storage in Savannah located at 15050 Abercorn St is your next storage solution! Whether you're in the middle of a move or want to declutter your space, we can help you achieve it! With excellent security and self-storage unit features, we will meet any of your needs. With a convenient location near the neighborhoods of Georgetown, Ogeechee Farms, and Henderson, you'll have easy access to all your belongings. Reserve online today or call if you have any additional questions!
SecurCare Self Storage on 15050 Abercorn St is all about providing safe storage for your belongings. From 24/7 security cameras located all over our site to electronic gated access with keypad entrance, a fully fenced facility and well-lit common areas where you can pack, arrange and store your stuff, SecurCare Self Storage has thought of everything to help keep your belongings safe.
Storage Unit Sizes
Small Self Storage Units
Small Self Storage Units come in sizes such as 5x5, 5x10, and up to 5x15, catering to various storage needs. The 5x5 unit, ideal for those with less to store, can accommodate items like a dresser, a small bookshelf, and several boxes, similar to what you'd store in a small closet. For those with more to store, our 5x15 units are like a walk-in closet, spacious enough for a sofa, mattresses, and many large moving boxes, perfect for items from a one-bedroom apartment.
Medium Self Storage Units
Explore our Medium Self Storage Units, from sizes 10x10 to 10x15. The 10x10 unit, about half the size of a one-car garage, can easily store two bedrooms' worth of furniture – think nightstands, bedframes, mattresses, dressers, and a mix of medium and large moving boxes. Need more space? Our 10x15 unit, similar to a small one-car garage, offers ample room for three bedrooms' worth of items or everything from a medium-sized apartment.
Large Self Storage Units
Large Self Storage Units can be offered in sizes of 10x20, 10x25, and 10x30, providing ample space for larger items. The 10x20 unit, comparable to a standard one-car garage, is ideal for storing the contents of a small house or multi-bedroom apartment, such as full living room and kitchen sets, along with two bedrooms' worth of furniture. The 10x25 unit, similar to an oversized one-car garage, can comfortably fit a car or furniture from a medium-sized home, encompassing bedroom sets, appliances, and whole living and dining room sets. The 10x30 unit, mirroring a one-and-a-half car garage, is spacious enough to store belongings from a 5-bedroom house, including large appliances, TVs, sofas, dining and bedroom sets, and a substantial number of large boxes.
SecurCare Self Storage FAQ
Do I need Insurance?
Yes, insurance is a requirement for any storage unit. If you have homeowners or renter's insurance, it may also extend to your storage unit. Please check your coverage with your agent to see whether storage coverage is included or can be added to your policy. If you do not have your insurance, we require SBOA Tenant Insurance for your items. It is recommended that customers utilize our plan even if they are using their homeowners or renter's policy, as it prevents your insurance premiums from going up in the event of a claim and pays out prior to insurance claims.
Is Month to Month Leasing Offered?
All leases we offer are month-to-month. Whether you only need storage for a month or longer, there is no need to sign an additional lease to accommodate a greater need. Stay for as long as you need storage without fear of lengthy commitments. While you are welcome to utilize your storage unit for less than a month, prepayment of one month is required and will not be prorated if your use is less than one month.
What documents do I need to reserve a storage unit?
A valid driver's license or Government-issued photo ID is required to rent a unit.
Is There Anything I Can't Store?
Certain items cannot be stored in your storage unit at ANY time. These prohibited items include:
- Perishables
- Food Items, including canned/sealed goods – even water bottles
- Animals
- Stolen Property
- Hazardous or Flammable Materials
- Drugs
- Explosives/Firearms/Ammunition
- Unregistered Vehicles
- People/Yourself, i.e., seeking shelter from a storage unit
- Anything Illegal
How can I pay my rent each month for my storage unit?
Currently, you can pay in-person, online, or over the phone using a credit card. You can also set up automatic payments to make paying your storage unit rent easy and convenient.
What is the difference between access hours and office hours?
Access hours are the times when our customers can access their units and either load or unload them. Access hours typically have a wider range than office hours. Office hours are the hours our office is open for business. Things that you may need to do during office hours include paying rent– should you opt to pay in person– purchasing additional moving supplies, and transferring or vacating a unit.