Frequently Asked Questions About Gator Storage U-Haul
- A driver’s license for the person renting the truck, and also for the person driving the truck.
- We highly recommend using a credit card rather than cash or a debit card.
- For an in-town rental if they want to pay cash they must bring a $100 deposit.
- For an in-town rental if they use a debit card UHaul will tie up $100 on the debit card and it could take up to 30 days for their bank to return the remaining funds to the account.
- For an in-town rental if they use a credit card a deposit is tied up on the card to match the estimated amount of the rental.
- For a one-way rental, they must pay the full amount upfront, and it will be a flat rate depending on where they are going.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Facility
Office hours is when we have staff in the office who are available to rent units, take payments, and offer assistance to our customers if they have any problems or issues. That is six days a week, but not evenings.
First of all it is helpful for our customers to know the difference between AC and Climate Controlled units.
A climate controlled unit is not necessarily an Air Conditioned unit.
It can be a simple fan that is placed in a building and does not control the temperature like air conditioning does.
People can really be misled by the term Climate Controlled which is very commonly thrown around by people in the industry, they really don’t know what it means.
So, at Gator Storage we have air conditioned units which is the most superior type of temperature control to have.
Making a decision between AC and non-AC is a personal and subjective decision.
Some people always prefer AC. Others are living on a tight budget and need storage but can’t afford the AC pricing which is more expensive.
AC is best for valuables such as family photos, electronics, TV’s antiques, and so forth.
Sometimes we counself people to rent a small AC unit for their valuables, and for more generic stuff such as mattresses, furniture, boxes and bins, a non-AC storage unit will work just fine.
One thing that sets our Non-Ac units apart from the competition, is that all of our non-AC storage buildings are insulated which means the temperatures inside of these buildings are more stable and does not get as hot as some of the non-insulated storage buildings at other places.
Frequently Asked Questions About U-Haul Truck Rental
Sometimes it depends on what is available because trucks are coming and going all the time.
Our potential customers need to know that especially on weekends, end of month, end of year, and major three day weekend holidays such as Memorial Day and Labor Day, trucks can be in high demand and we highly recommend they call a few weeks ahead to make a reservation. If it is a busy moving weekend and they call or walk in to get a truck, it may be too late and there may be nothing available for them.
This is done online or can be done in person at our office.
After someone provides information about the size truck they need, pickup location and drop-off location and dates, the amount is determined on the computer and a reservation is made. A flat rate is charged and then they would also have to pay for gas. They have to pay up front for the whole price when they pick up the truck.
In Town Rentals
This is a rental for someone who will be picking up the truck and dropping it off at the same location. It can be rented for a day, over a weekend, or as long as the person needs the truck. Our daily rates are determined by the truck size.
10′ $19.95
15′ $29.95
20′ $39.95
26′ $39.95
Plus mileage, taxes, a small environmental fee and cost of gas.
Mileage M-Th .79 per mile
Weekend .99 per mile
We can provide an estimate for all this is going to cost when they call in with a reservation or when they pick up the truck.
Frequently Asked Questions About Storage Unit Sizes
Unfortunately, yes — but not at Gator Storage Uhaul. You see, legally, a unit can be considered “Climate-Controlled” if there is just a simple fan blowing near a unit. So a lot of storage facilities will advertise that they have “Climate-Controlled” units even when they have no air-conditioning. We think this is very misleading, which is why all of our “Climate-Controlled” units are “Air-Conditioned”.
- 5×5
- 5×10
- 10×10
- 10×15
- 5×15
- 7.5×15
- 10×20
- 15×15
We also have a Car, Boat, Truck, Trailer & RV Outdoor Storage – it’s an uncovered, outdoor parking space suitable for a car, a small trailer, or a regular-sized truck.
- A 6′ tall security fence with barbed wire
- A property-wide LED outdoor lighting system
- A security gate with keypad access
- Plenty of cameras for surveillance
- Remote controlled gates
And of course, plenty of trained Attack Gators!
- Create a list of the items you’re going to store so you’ll remember everything.
- Before putting everything in the storage unit, try to use see-through containers instead of cardboard boxes so you know where everything is. Don’t forget to label the boxes.
- It might be tempting to just dump big pieces of furniture inside, but you won’t be able to fully use the entire space if you have other items you need to store. Disassemble the furniture so you can store them upright.
- Make sure to place the heavier items on the bottom so you won’t crush lighter items.
- Place the items you might need in the near future at the front, or near the door, so you can reach them without having to wade through all your stuff.
Frequently Asked Questions About Self-Storage Units
A 10×10 storage unit can hold:
- Large appliances
- Couches
- Coffee tables and end tables
- Lamps, rugs and home decor items
- Bicycles, garden equipment
- Two queen size beds
- Dressers and vanities
- Office furniture
- Filing cabinets
- Mid-size up to large boxes or storage containers
- Flammable or Combustible Items
- Toxic Materials
- Non-Operating, Unregistered, and Uninsured Vehicles
- Stolen Goods and Illegal Drugs
- Weapons, Ammunition, and Bombs
- Perishables
- Live Plants
- Wet Items
- People and Animals
Here are what you can fit in a 5×5 storage unit size:
- Chairs
- Small Desks
- Small Bookcases
- Suitcases
- Lamps
- Holiday Decorations, sports equipment, clothing
- Flammable or Combustible Items
- Toxic Materials
- Non-Operating, Unregistered, and Uninsured Vehicles
- Stolen Goods and Illegal Drugs
- Weapons, Ammunition, and Bombs
- Perishables
- Live Plants
- Wet Items
- People and Animals
Here are a few tips on how to secure your belongings:
- Electronic, passcode-protected gate entry and perimeter fencing.
- Video surveillance 24/7/365.
- Private pin codes for access to all secure areas.
- High-security disc locks for each unit.