Eagle River, AK Safe & Secure Storage With 24-Hour Video Surveillance Announced

Jan 23, 2024

Chugiak Storage (907-315-1417) has announced available self-storage units at their gated facility, offering 24-hour video surveillance for additional security.

Anchorage, United States - January 23, 2024 /NewsNetwork/ —

The newly announced self-storage units offer a way for people to store personal belongings, furniture, vehicles, and other items in a safe, secure location for short and long periods of time.

More details about the storage units can be found at https://www.chugiakstorage.com

With storage unit reservations available for 2024, the Chugiak-based facility also serves the surrounding area, including Wasilla, Palmer, Eagle River, JBER military base, and Anchorage.

According to recent statistics from LaborStats Alaska, the state has around 21,407 active duty military personnel with 29,406 dependents ever year. As military life can necessitate frequent moves, deployments, and a range of storage needs, the units available at Chugiak Storage offer a reliable, secure place for all types of household items in any type of life circumstances. “We are here to help with all your storage needs,” says a representative. “We go above and beyond to provide exceptional customer service that you can trust.”

The self-storage units are only a 20-minute drive from JBER and the facility offers military discounts. Units can be reserved in person or online, with an accessible online monthly payment system that can be used from any location.

All self-storage units from Chugiak Storage are insured and come in a range of different sizes, including more compact 5ft x10ft units and spacious 10ft x 40ft units to accommodate larger objects, vehicles - like boats, snowmobiles, or 4-wheelers - or pieces of furniture. If in doubt about which size of unit is best for their specific needs, clients can use the company’s online calculator.

In addition to 24-hour video surveillance, the facility provides a number of other security features, including in-built lights, gated access, and perimeter fencing. Clients have 24-hour drive-up access to their storage units along with a PIN-coded entry system.

Previous clients have positive reviews for the company’s customer service and storage units. “We’ve utilized both a storage unit and RV parking at Chugiak storage, and the owners have been more than terrific,” says Sandy D. “They’ve offered above-average communication, kindness, and consideration - they even let us know when a smaller, more affordable spot opened up. Seriously great communication and excellent service! Don’t hesitate to use Chugiak Storage!”

Interested parties can find out more and reserve a storage unit at https://www.chugiakstorage.com

Contact Info:
Name: Tisha Benson
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Organization: Chugiak Storage
Address: 21108 Raven St, Anchorage, Alaska 99567, United States
Phone: +1-907-315-1417
Website: https://www.chugiakstorage.com

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