Storage unit preparation is an absolute must as we head toward colder weather months. While you make this transition, you may consider storing your summer clothes, equipment, furniture, and sporting equipment in a storage unit. Continue reading →

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When it comes to your storage unit, there is nothing worse than a pest invasion. Pests have the ability to invade and ruin your storage unit and all of the contents inside of it. Because of this, it is important that you take some preventative measures to avoid the destruction of your belongings. To learn how you can protect your storage unit from pests, look no further than Attic Management Group, your storage unit expert. Tips for Protecting Your Storage Unit from Pests: Boric Acid Powder Although insecticides are powerful tools for protecting against pests, they can be damaging to your belongings. Over time, odors from these products can become absorbed by surrounding belongings. Boric acid powder, on the other hand, can be used as an equally effective but less damaging alternative for protecting against pests, namely cockroaches. To prevent cockroaches from invading your storage unit, simply disperse this substance along the storage unit’s baseboards and any cracks in the wall. Cedar Blocks and Air Fresheners Mice are another threat to the well-being of your storage unit. Unlike smaller insects and pests, an uninvited mouse can result in a stinky mess nobody wants. Mice can macgyver their way into the smallest crevices, making it difficult to keep out these unwanted visitors. Surprisingly, cedar blocks in the corners of a storage unit and hung air fresheners act as good deterrents to these furry rodents. In addition, a climate controlled storage unit can also help keep out mice. More Lavender, Less Mothballs If you … Continue reading →

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