Oceanside California. Home of Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base, beautiful beaches, and a wooden pier that’s as historic as the quaint New England-style harbor and charming bungalow neighborhoods that make up “O’side”.
Chula Vista, California is indeed quite the place. For decades, the city was merely viewed as a small part of the San Diego metro area, however it’s certainly grown to become much more than that.
For those seeking to rent a storage unit in San Diego or one of its surrounding cities (Oceanside, San Marcos, Vista, Escondido, Poway, Carlsbad, Del Mar, El Cajon, La Mesa, Chula Vista, Bonita, etc.), below is an overview of five reasons why their first and only choice should be Big Box Storage, San Diego’s portable storage company.
Each year (especially around the month of June), Big Box Storage delivers dozens of storage units to the students of the University of California San Diego (UCSD).
Planning, organizing, and packing to store your household goods into a storage unit in San Diego can be more complicated than it looks.
Having a storage unit facility in a town near you is often a real stress-saver. Ask your friends and family. The chances are you will know at least one person who has made use of these super-convenient ways to store household items.
Have you ever had one of these storage problems happen to you or someone you know?
If you’re like one out of every eleven households in San Diego, you’ll find yourself, either currently or at some point in the near future, in need of a storage unit rental. A quick Google search for a storage solution will present a vast number of options available to address your space shortage needs. Aside from the possibility of squeezing your spare items into a friend’s garage, you’ll find that the options can generally be categorized into one of two industry sectors: portable storage and self-storage. Let’s take a closer look at the some of the details of each one:
Attention all San Diego area college students! Big Box Storage has THE BEST summer savings deal in Southern California!
We are so lucky to be here in San Diego. While parts of the country literally have to hibernate their outdoor activities until more favorable conditions exist, we continue wearing shorts and flip flops and eat acai bowls on the beach year round.
