Eagle Self Storage

I’ve been using this storage unit for a couple years now, and the only minor issue I’ve had with them is that their price has gone up over the last year. That’s a bit of a bummer, but not totally unexpected or crazy or anything.
This is a nice, clean, and safe facility (as far as I can tell!). Storage units always have a bit of a creepy factor no matter where they’re located, especially if your unit is completely inside a building like mine. I will admit I feel a bit nervous every time I meander through the long identical hallways looking for my unit, and I feel like it’d be pretty easy to get lost in there… But you can always grab a map at the front desk or ask the staff to remind you which path to take! The staff has always been extremely helpful and readily available to answer questions, so you can count on that.
Paying online is ultra easy and literally only takes two clicks once all of your payment information is entered. Just don’t be late on your payment or they immediately tag on a $ 10 late fee. I do think this storage unit is a tad expensive, but again, nothing too out of the ordinary!

Brace yourself for an electrifying — if true — review.
If you’re of the opinion that all storage units are pretty much created equally, I definitely invite you to go visit a few and get back to me: simply put, there are a wide variety of shenanigans going down at some of these places, and it can be noted that I’ve been to some where there have been (and I am not making this up), open fires in the parking lot and chatter of side businesses that would seem hysterical were it not for the fact that the man’s dentures were rattling around in abject seriousness while he spoke of such side businesses.
This, of course, is a story for another time over beers, but for the time being, suffice it to say that I decided to err in favor of sanity and rented a spot at Eagle, French for That Place Where Your Stuff Is Safe. Along the way, I learned lots of things, not the least of which is that A) apparently for some reason folks are renting many more of the climate controlled units than they had been before. There were details as to why, but somewhere in the middle, admittedly I tuned that part out. And B) they are, as one might expect, pretty adamant about the security part of the equation here. That means that you have to punch your code into the gate to get in (not unusual) and then punch it again to get back out again (less usual). What that means is that if some random fellow decides to gun it out of the parking lot behind you after dropping off his stuff — but doesn’t use the keypad — an alarm goes off tied to the unit he came in under.
So that’s fun.
All protocols aside, the spaces are well kept and the management seems to be genuinely on top of what’s up: if you get deliveries from such services (as I occasionally do), you can predetermine who is kosher to drop stuff in your space, and even should you be out of town you can have them place your stuff in your absence. And that’s pro enough for me.
Thanks, Eagle. I’ll keep an eye out for ya.