A woman returned to her rental storage unit to find mice droppings and damage everywhere. Then she got even more bad news. How to protect yourself.
But, if you are renting a storage unit, or considering renting one, you need to hear what happened to one woman whose items were damaged in a storage unit.So she rented a unit at an Extra Space Storage facility in Ohio, filling it with furniture, artwork, and other belongings.Worse, she says she saw several mice scurrying around.McCormick says her boxes and clothing were chewed through.Storage facilities are popular and tend to be very secure.
If not, many facilities will sell you insurance coverage: for instance, Extra Space's website offers insurance starting at $11 a month.She suggests plastic bins with tight lids, to prevent insects or moisture from getting to clothing, books, or other items. In addition, Extra Space says pest control agents inspect the property bi-weekly, and treat units anytime they see activity."I had a lot of sentimental things that I was trying to keep safe, and it did not turn out that way," McCormick said.FULL STATEMENT FROM EXTRA SPACE STORAGE:
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