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Tallgrass Self Storage

Forty-eight drive-up units on a gravel lot off the highway.

No lift, no corridor, no elevator. You back up to the door and unload.

Month to month, no deposit and no admin fee. Bring your own padlock or buy one at the office for eleven dollars.

Empty right now

5 by 10
3
10 by 10
1
10 by 15
0
10 by 20
2
Covered parking
5

Counted this morning. When a size shows zero the waiting list is usually two to three weeks, and it is a list, not a bidding war.

Every size, what it holds, what it costs

Nine rows is the entire catalogue. The middle column is the one worth reading, because almost everyone rents one size too big the first time.

Monthly rates. No deposit, no administration fee, no long-term agreement. Rates hold for twelve months from the day you sign.
Unit What fits Per month Open
5 x 5 A closet. Boxes, seasonal decorations, a couple of bikes standing up. $32 4 open
5 x 10 A studio apartment, or one bedroom emptied out. Mattress on edge, dresser, twenty boxes. $48 3 open
10 x 10 Two bedrooms of furniture, or a whole garage. The most common rental here by a wide margin. $74 1 open
10 x 15 A three bedroom house with appliances, or a small contractor's tools and stock. $96 Waiting list
10 x 20 A full house plus a car, or a car on its own with room to walk around it. $128 2 open
10 x 30 A boat, a camper up to twenty-eight feet, or a farm implement under cover. $175 Waiting list
Covered parking Roof and gravel, open sides. Campers, boats, a truck you do not want hailed on. $60 5 open
Open parking Marked gravel space inside the fence, thirty feet long. $38 9 open
Climate 10 x 10 Heated and cooled, in the block building. Paper records, instruments, anything with glue in it. $112 2 open

Every unit is roll-up door, concrete floor, ground level, with lighting on the drive. Nothing here is upstairs and nothing needs a cart. If two sizes look close, take the smaller one and ring if it does not go in; moving up in the first thirty days costs nothing.

Getting in, and what has to stay out

Access

  • Gate code access, 6am to 10pm, seven days
  • Office staffed Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
  • Perimeter fence, cameras on the drives and at the gate
  • Lot lit from dusk, plowed and gravelled after snow
  • Your own padlock, and nobody here holds a second key
  • Rent online, by phone, or a check in the office slot

You can be in a unit and back out on the highway in under three minutes, which is the honest reason people move here from the places in town.

Not allowed in a unit

  • Anyone living or sleeping in one, ever
  • Fuel, propane, paint thinner, fertiliser, ammunition
  • Running a generator, a compressor or a workshop
  • Food that is not sealed, which is how a whole row gets mice
  • Anything with a tank of gas still in it, mowers included
  • Tyres in quantity, because disposal law makes them ours

Insurance is your homeowner or renter policy, and most already extend to a storage unit. Ring your agent and ask before you assume, because the answer differs by carrier and the office cannot answer it for you.