Tips

• Clean It Up!!! A Clean and Dry Unit (Inside and Outside) gives the Best Storage Experience.
• Remove all garbage and perishable items.
• Clean all surfaces with mild soapy water to remove sunscreen lotions and oil products as this can contribute to mold/mildew while in storage. Refrain from using Armor-All.
• Spray the interior with Lysol Disinfectant.

• Make sure all windows and vents are closed tight.
• Damp Rid desiccant products are highly recommended. They assist in absorbing moisture in your unit and should be placed securely on the floor or in the sink.
• Label personal wheel chocks or hitch blocks left with your unit for storage.
• Remove all valuables.

Tips Specific for Travel Trailers or Motorhomes

• Place crumpled newspaper in the refrigerator and freezer along with baking soda.
• Remove bed linens and clothing items from beds and closets as they can hold moisture.
• Remove external propane tanks.
• Motorhomes - Internal propane tanks need to be shut off.
• Disconnect all batteries not utilized for parking and remove the batteries from the smoke alarms.
• Utilize outside storage areas for camp chairs and any items that hold moisture.
• Remove sway bars and Hensley hitches securing them in your unit until spring.
• If moving in late in the season, utilize your heater on the way to drop-off to remove moisture from your unit.
• Motorhomes – Must leave a spare set of keys in the event we need to move your vehicle.

Tips for Boats

• Outdrives are required to be up during storage for mobility reasons.
• Disconnect batteries prior to unit drop-off.
• Remove all portable propane or gas tanks prior to unit drop-off.
• Remove items that hold moisture – life vests and floats or place them in a sealed bin in your boat.
• Covers are not recommended in unconditioned storage when your cover or boat are wet.

• Clean It Up!!! A Clean and Dry Unit (Inside and Outside) gives the Best Storage Experience.
• Remove all garbage and perishable items.
• Clean all surfaces with mild soapy water to remove sunscreen lotions and oil products as this can contribute to mold/mildew while in storage. Refrain from using Armor-All.
• Air circulation during storage allows any moisture to evaporate – open a vent.

• Spray the interior with Lysol Disinfectant.
• Damp Rid desiccant products assist in absorbing moisture in your unit and should be placed securely on the floor or in the sink.
• Label personal wheel chocks or hitch blocks left with your unit for storage.
• Remove all valuables.

Tips Specific for Travel Trailers or Motorhomes

• Place crumpled newspaper in the refrigerator and freezer along with baking soda.
• Remove bed linens and clothing items from beds and closets as they can hold moisture.
• Remove external propane tanks.
• Disconnect all batteries not utilized for parking and remove the batteries from the smoke alarms.
• Utilize outside storage areas for camp chairs and any items that hold moisture.
• If moving in late in the season, utilize your heater on the way to drop-off to remove moisture from your unit.
• Remove sway bars and Hensley hitches securing them in your unit until spring.
• Motorhomes - Internal propane tanks need to be shut off.
• Motorhomes – must leave a spare set of keys in the event we need to move your vehicle.

Tips for Boats

• Outdrives are required to be up during storage for mobility reasons.
• Disconnect batteries prior to unit drop-off.
• Remove all portable propane or gas tanks prior to unit drop-off.
• Remove items that hold moisture – life vests and floats or place them in a sealed bin in your boat.
• Single covers should be left loose to allow proper air circulation.
• Shrink Wrap is not recommended in humidity-controlled storage.

Tips for Cars & Trucks- Don’t Forget to Take Your EZ Pass

• Check your fluids to make sure you have no leaks and add a fuel stabilizer to your gas tank.
• Do not utilize your parking brake during storage.
• Batteries will need to be disconnected once parked.
• Covers are recommended for dust control.
• A spare set of keys must be left with us in the event we need to move your vehicle.