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(Medical-NewsWire.com, December 06, 2012 ) San Francisco, CA -- It is no secret that these days many people own far too much 'stuff', and with the Christmas season fast approaching, many can be expected to be cramming more than more items into already overfilled homes by the time New Years Day hits.
It is little wonder that many are finding themselves driving to storage areas to shove their 'stuff' into metal sheds. The acceptable level of hoarding is now costing Brits more and more each year. That is because more and more individuals find reasons to keep items they do not even keep within their own house.
Self-storage units have become a steadfast industry, even growing in the last half-decade, as more and more people collect more and more things. It provides a way to declutter without the traumatic effects of having to let go of items. Many also have to turn to storage unites because landlords do not want treasured possessions being utilized by tenants, such as international long-term tourists and so forth.
Still, storage units are not cheap, and they are becoming more expensive. The price on an average storage unit has jumped up 20% in the last couple of years. There are also hazards that come with storage units such as obligatory insurance. Many also complain about a lack of proper security, with thefts being reported at sites.
When looking for a company to store units, individuals must keep a few strategies in mind. First, storage units can offer competitive rates and it is not a bad idea to play the market.
Second, insurance requirements can vary from place to place. You can cut costs by choosing a unit that allows you to use minimal insurance (if you do not need it) and does not force you to buy their locks.
Currently, a VAT is added to “self-storage” as part of the industry, and it may be cheaper to use traditional moving companies. The professional companies also use nearly 20% more space, making storage more efficient.
Managing Director of Aussie Man & Van, Mark Prout, says: "There is this foolish notion that self-storage is cheap but it isn't. Some self-storage providers have been ripping people off for years. People underestimate how much they need and the advertised prices are usually for a space no bigger than the size of a phonebox."
Big Yellow, the country’s largest self-storage firm, insists that customers get what they pay for. Operation Director states, "Location is a big part of the price, and self-storage offers instant access. The industry is driven by introductory prices but we are very clear and upfront about ours. It shouldn't be a surprise if rates go up after that period. We get feedback from all of our customers and an 80 per cent approval rating for value for money. "Obviously if you don't want access it's cheaper in deep storage."
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