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  • POUCH Happening – Flat Screen

    Some of our tenants are pretty resourceful when moving and storing their belongings with no help. Many times they are unable to find an extra set of hands to lift a heavy object when they need them. On this day, a customer needed to get a large flat screen TV into his SUV.

    He managed to get this 50” monitor with the stand on one of our carts and wheel it to his vehicle. He needed to get the TV off the stand before he could place it in the back seat. His method left of removing the TV from the stand startled my coworker and I. He was standing on the unsecured cart and trying to shake the TV off the stand!

    We immediately went outside to warn our tenant of the dangerous circumstances and showed him a better way to accomplish his task. He was grateful for our intervention and input.

  • POUCH Happening – Impressed

    She was impressed. A potential new customer came into POUCH Self Storage – Anaheim looking for a small space. She told me what she was storing then I escorted her to the storage space. As we walked to the unit, she was taking notice of the doors, walls and ceilings. I explained how the security works and that her belongings will be secured. She asked how old was the building was. I said that it has been here for about 25 years.

    She said, “I’m impressed. I thought it was a relatively new place.” I emphasized the fact that we take pride in maintaining our facility. I said, “Thank you!” I also mentioned that we have other customers and vendors who have made the same observation. I showed her the space and she agreed it was the perfect size. She reserved the unit and thanked me for my time.

    I thanked her for her business. She said as she was leaving, “I think a company that takes care of their property will take care of my property too.”

  • How to Pack Your Belongings

    Moving the contents of a home can be a daunting endeavor. There is always a lot of work involved. However, following a few simple guidelines can help to make your move more manageable. If you are packing boxes for moving or to put in a storage unit, watch this video for some helpful tips.

    The video suggests the first step is to identify possessions you no longer want or need and gift, donate, or dispose of them. The video also recommends packing electronic goods in their original boxes. The presenter cautions against packing more than 50 pounds of your items into a single box, to avoid the danger of breaking your items. The video advises movers to sort boxes by destination room.

    Here at POUCH Self Storage, we believe that moving the items from your home or office can be a stress-free experience. To discover more about our packing supplies, moving trucks, storage units, and boxes for moving , visit our website, or call one of our Self Storage Specialists (800) 378-4598.

  • Storing and Organizing Your Business Inventory

    Self storage can be a vital part of running an efficient and successful business. You may not have room to store everything you need for your business on your own commercial premises. Inventory, stationery, office supplies, packaging, and spare office furniture can be bulky. If your business space becomes crowded or cluttered, it could reduce efficiency and you may find it difficult to locate the things you need. To use self-storage units near you in the most effective way, there are a few business storage guidelines you should follow.

    Start by Making a List

    The first step is to decide which items to store on your premises and which to allocate to a self-storage unit. Stationery, supplies, and equipment which is in regular use are best kept on-site. You can store office equipment which you use less often. A self-storage unit is also the ideal place to keep spare inventory. You can retrieve it easily as soon as it is needed. To make it easier to locate individual items, group similar objects together. Make sure all boxes and containers are clearly labeled.

    Pack Things Carefully

    To avoid damage to your valuable stock and supplies, make sure you use suitable packing materials. Stack furniture neatly. Box things carefully using sturdy boxes of an appropriate size. Use smaller boxes for heavier items. Enclose delicate objects in bubble wrap for protection. Stack heavy boxes underneath lighter ones. Consider installing shelving in your self-storage unit.

    Create a Map of the Storage Unit

    A hand-drawn or computer-generated sketch of the storage unit, with a map of everything that is stored inside, can be extremely useful. To prevent hours of searching, create a list of exactly what you have stored and where.

    If you are interested in business storage space or jumbo storage units for your commercial inventory or supplies, we at POUCH Self Storage can help. Let us advise you on how to use self-storage in Anaheim , Fountain Valley, Lake Forest, Long Beach, Pasadena, Rancho Cucamonga, San Juan and Tustin, make your business more streamlined and efficient. For more ideas, call one of our Self Storage Specialists at (800) 378-4598, or visit our website.

  • POUCH Happening – Scarf

    One of our tenants came in and said she has got to get in her unit and organize it. She mentioned before that she has some old clothes she needs to go through and take to the Goodwill. A while later she came back into the office carrying a big box of clothes and to sign out.

    As she was leaving, an old homeless woman happened to be walking by the front of the facility. We could see out the office window and witnessed something wonderful. The tenant was speaking to the old woman and began handing her clothes from the box. They both smiled as the tenant held several garments up to her verifying size to fit. It looked like they were done and started to walk away.

    Then, the tenant hurried back to the old woman, removed the scarf around her neck and wrapped it around the old woman’s neck and shoulders. The tenant hugged the old woman and waved goodbye. The old woman continued on her way with a smile on her face that she did not have earlier.

  • The POUCH Self Storage Mission

    POUCH Self Storage and RV Centers is a company dedicated to providing services to clients who need temporary storage units for their business, personal items or their recreational vehicle or autos. We have been pioneers in the self storage industry in Anaheim, Fountain Valley, Lake Forest, Long Beach, Pasadena, San Juan Capistrano, Tustin and Rancho Cucamonga since 1979. Our motto is “We Move You Free.”

    All of our storage facilities are equipped with state-of-the-art surveillance to improve the safety of your valuable property while it is in storage. Our facilities are fitted with computer monitoring, individually alarmed doors, and *perimeter beams (where available).

    We are proud to offer a 100% guarantee of customer satisfaction. Our aim is to make “Your Move As Easy As It Should Be”, with our many services, which include, storage units, moving and packing supplies, *Free Truck Move (restrictions apply), On-Site Shredding, and more. Your goods will be stored in clean and modern buildings. To find out more about how POUCH Self Storage can help you store your commercial or personal goods, find out about our current specials or get more details on our RV storage facilities, visit our website, or contact one of our Self Storage Specialist at (800) 378-4598.

  • Essential Tips for Your RV Storage

    Whether you live in your RV full time or only use it for occasional trips, there will probably be occasions when you need to place it in storage. There are a few important precautions you should take before storing your RV . improperly stored, RVs can develop mold and may even become infested with pests or rodents. With a little preparation, you can ensure your vehicle remains in peak condition during its time in RV storage.

    Wash, Wax, and Check Seals
    The first thing you should do is thoroughly wash and wax your RV, paying special attention to the roof, which is particularly prone to dirt and the sun. Check that all silicon, rubber seals and areas of caulking are intact. Leaky or damaged seals can allow water to enter, which may cause expensive damage to your rig.

    Prevent Mold Growth
    To prevent the growth of mold, keep your RV dry while in RV storage. Specially designed roof vents can help. These allow air to circulate while keeping water out. Make sure you prop open all cupboard, fridge, and freezer doors.

    RV storage | Orange County Install Screens to Prevent Pests from Entering
    Screen off all openings to the outside. This will stop bugs from flying into the rig and will also block any possible entrances for mice, rats, or other pests. Specially designed screens are available for this purpose. To further discourage an infestation of rodents, keep the rig free from food and nesting materials.

    Switch off the Electricity
    First, make sure your battery is fully charged. Then, turn off the electricity using a battery disconnect switch. If your rig runs on solar power, you can leave that connected.

    If you are the proud owner of an RV and are looking for a safe and cost-effective way to store your rig or have questions about vehicle storage, contact us at POUCH Self Storage . We are Storage Specialists in RV storage in Orange, Los Angeles and San Bernardino Counties. To find out more about how we can help you store your rig in our storage facilities, visit our website, or call us at (800) 378-4598.

  • POUCH Happening – You’re the Bomb

    A long time customer of POUCH Victoria came into the office today and said you guys are really “The bomb! Your customer service cannot be beat, I love this place!” We thanked her and said, “To us our customers here in Rancho Cucamonga are “The Bomb!”

  • POUCH Happening – Easy As It Should Be

    Busy day! Last Sunday, we realized that our parking lot was not quite big enough. The day started typically but the afternoon became a little more hectic. Our facility front was one big traffic jam. We had three big trucks from new tenants unloading into their units. Two of the big trucks had to park side by side.

    Every single parking spot was occupied. Tenants were coming and going. All the carts were being used and the lifts were going non-stop. Yet, in spite of all the hectic activity, all the tenants accomplished their tasks without difficulties. Everyone shared the carts, took turns using the lifts and stayed out of everyone else’s way. Another fine example that Pouch, “makes it easy as it should be.”

  • POUCH Happening – Free means free

    A tenant came in and rented a unit today. They loved the facility and were impressed by all the security features. It was an easy decision for him to store with us. He was even more fortunate to learn that the afternoon truck move rescheduled. I explained the Free Truck Move Service to him. I mentioned that we provide the truck, driver, dollies, and blankets all for free. He was impressed. He asked if he had to pay for mileage. Nope…all free. “Do I need to put down a deposit for the truck?” he asked. No sir, everything is free. Then he asked, “How about insurance? Do I need to buy insurance for the truck?” I smiled and replied, “Nope, everything is free!” He grinned and said it’s nice that free still meant free somewhere.