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- 24 Hour Cameras
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- Drive Up Climate
- Drive-up Access
- EZ Drive Thru
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Storage in Fort Worth, TX
Camp Bowie Storage Units in Fort Worth, TX
Looking for storage units in Fort Worth, TX and for Camp Bowie? Whether you want storage there or elsewhere, what really matters is the quality and diversity of services the storage facility can offer. That’s why All Storage’s Fort Worth self-storage units stand out from competitors as the best place to store goods.
A Proud and Rich History at Camp Bowie and Fort Worth
Camp Bowie, where National Guard and military personnel have trained since 1917, stands on the western side of Fort Worth, TX. Founded in the mid-nineteenth century as “Where the West Begins,” Fort Worth today, ranks as the seventeenth largest city in the United States and continues to grow at a startling rate.
There’s plenty to see and do throughout Fort Worth, and Camp Bowie Boulevard adjacent to the training center is no exception. The historic district contains over 30 blocks of upscale specialty boutiques and other shops, making it an ideal place to visit. The only question becomes where to store the prized possessions you purchase.
Well-Situated in Camp Bowie and Fort Worth
All Storage has a long history in Texas and is here to stay. All Storage has over a dozen facilities across the Dallas-Fort Metro area, including seven in Fort Worth alone.
Standing out among our many storage locations, Camp Bowie All Storage is right off Interstate 30 in the Camp Bowie District and is close to popular areas of the city such as the downtown and hospital districts. This makes it a prime location for you to store items as you tour the historic and thriving city.
Diverse Features and Services
At All Storage in Fort Worth, we want to provide the best storage and protection for all of our clients. All Storage offers many different amenities for customers, including:
- EZ Drive-Thru Units
- Drive-Up Climate Control Units
- 24-Hour Security Cameras
- Fire Alarms and Sprinklers
- Boxes & Packing Supplies
- Extra Large Elevators for Moving
Our facilities have greater cubic volume for storage compared to other facilities, which ensures we can store all of your goods. We offer tenant insurance, and you can make your reservation with us by phone or online. With all of these services and more, All Storage has everything you want for storing your possessions.
A Professional Storage Company You Can Trust
When you want to store your belongings, you should pick someone who will guard your possessions with professional dedication. With Camp Bowie All Storage in Fort Worth, you always know that you are getting service you can trust at an affordable price.
Contact us today and we can set you up with the ideal storage for your items. Check out the self-storage units we offer and get more information on the services we provide in Fort Worth, Texas and throughout the country.
STORAGE UNIT PACKING TIPS
1. Label EVERYTHING
Nothing is worse than having a storage unit full of cardboard boxes full of your valuable items and realizing that you didn't label the boxes. Now you have no idea where anything is and you're digging through each box to find whatever it is you're looking for. Avoid this entirely by labeling all your cardboard boxes.
2. Create an aisle
Creating a walkway down the center of your storage unit can be especially handy when you are trying to make your way throughout the unit. Need something in the back? Just head right down the middle of the unit in your own red carpet walkway.
3. Heavier Items on Bottom
Make sure that when you are moving boxes from your truck into the storage unit that you move the heavier items in first. These heavier boxes filled with books or other sturdier, heavier items establish a solid base for you to place other lighter boxes without damaging your items.
4. Stick to Two Types of Boxes
Sticking to only two types of packing boxes allows you to create a sturdy base for your packing unit when you inevitably start stacking boxes. Make sure that the larger boxes contain heavier items to avoid crushing other boxes.
5. Wrap Your Breakables
Mirrors, glasses, bowls, plates, all breakable or fragile items should be wrapped in either bubble wrap or packing paper. This will help to prevent your valuables from breaking in either the truck on the way to the storage unit, or while moving things around within the storage unit.
6. Packing Refrigerators and Freezers
When you store your refrigerator or freezer in your storage unit, make sure that you defrost the appliance before storing it in the unit to make sure that your freezer or fridge doesn't leak throughout the unit.
7. Pallet the Ground of Your Unit
Laying wooden pallets on the bottom of your unit helps to keep your items off the ground. This precautionary step will make sure that if any water gets into your unit, it can't get any of your items wet.
8. Prevent Damage to Books
When packing books, use multiple smaller boxes rather than fewer bigger boxes to reduce book damage and make the boxes easier to carry. Lay books flat as to not damage the spine of the hardcover books in the box.
9. Wrap with Towels
Instead of using plastic to wrap your items, which can cause damage to certain stored items, wrap your items in old sheets or towels.
10. Utilize Empty Space
When you pack furniture like armoires, wardrobes, or dressers in your unit, fill the empty spaces of these furniture pieces with clothes or other boxes to save space.
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