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FAQs
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| » Do you offer services for both the household and business customer? |
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| » Are there moving trucks available to use? |
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| » What does |
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| » What is climate control? |
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| » What is a roll-up door? |
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| » Can anybody drive onto this property or do you need a PIN number? |
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| » What's the difference between office hours and gate hours? |
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Do you offer services for both the household and business customer? |
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| Yes: Millfair Self Storage is a leader in the industry and has services for both the household and business customer. |
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Are there moving trucks available to use? |
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| Yes, Call for availablity. |
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| "On-site" manager means that an employee, usually the Store Manager,is present during normal business hours. |
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What is climate control? |
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| Climate control is a feature that we offer at many of our facilities around the country. Our climate controlled units maintain a temperature of 55 to 85 degrees. This feature helps protect your stored belongings from the extreme temperatures. |
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What is a roll-up door? |
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| Roll-up doors are the most common door in self-storage. They are accessed by sliding a latch and lifting the door upward, similar to the motion of a garage door. Roll-up doors allow you to maximize the usage of your space. |
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Can anybody drive onto this property or do you need a PIN number? |
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| Our facility have an electronic gate system which can only be opened by a security code that is assigned to each individual tenant. The code allows us to monitor who is entering and exiting the facility. |
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What's the difference between office hours and gate hours? |
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| The office hours are the hours of operation for the property. During these hours the Store Manager will be available to assist you with your storage needs or moving and packing supplies. The gate hours are the hours of the property, and when your unit can be accessed. If you require access outside of our standard gate hours ask your Store Manager for information about 24-hour access. |
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