Storage
For when the dates do not line up.
Closing dates rarely cooperate. When you are out of one place before you are into the next, your things need somewhere to go — and handing them to a self-storage facility means loading them twice and hoping nothing walks off.
We store what we load. The same crew that wraps your furniture puts it into storage and takes it back out, so there is no extra handling and no second company in the chain of custody.
Typically booked for
- Gaps between closing dates
- Home renovations and staging
- Downsizing before deciding what stays
- Seasonal and overflow storage
What storage actually covers.
Bridge storage between closings
A few days or a few weeks while dates sort themselves out, priced on your original estimate rather than renegotiated later.
Climate-controlled long-term
Houston humidity is hard on wood, leather, electronics, and paper. Long-term storage is climate controlled for that reason.
Inventoried in and out
Everything going into storage is on the same manifest it left your house on, and checked back against it on the way out.
One company, one chain of custody
Your things are not transferred to a third-party facility or a different crew partway through.
- Binding written estimate — no reweigh games
- No deposit required to book
- Video or in-home walkthrough before you commit
- One crew start to finish — never subcontracted
Worth knowing first.
Is the price you quote the price I pay?
Yes. You get one written estimate, itemized by room, and it is binding before we load anything. There is no reweigh, no surprise stair charge, and no “it was heavier than expected” conversation at the other end.
Do you require a deposit to book?
No. We do not hold a deposit before your things have even been touched. You book the date, we show up, and you pay when the work is done.
Do you supply boxes and materials?
Yes — boxes, paper, bubble wrap, tape, wardrobe boxes, dish barrels, and mirror cartons. They are itemized on your estimate rather than added afterward.
How do you protect furniture and floors?
Furniture pads, shrink wrap, floor runners, and door jamb protection come standard on every job. Wrapping happens before anything moves rather than after something gets scratched.
Can you move a piano, a safe, or other heavy specialty items?
Yes. Pianos, safes, gun cabinets, oversized glass, and artwork are handled with the right equipment and quoted individually so there is no surprise on the day.
Will you disassemble and reassemble furniture?
Yes. Beds, tables, mirrors, and anything else that has to come apart to clear a doorway goes back together at the other end, in the room you want it in.