As self-storage unit developments continue, climate-controlled self-storage units are becoming a staple.

While a basic storage unit will provide renters with a basic level of protection against wind, snow, sun exposure, and drain, that may not always be enough for all of your clients. Certain types of products require more protection, which is where climate controlled self-storage units come in.

Interested in learning more about how to provide this type of storage to your customers? We’ve created this quick guide to help you learn. Keep reading to learn more!

What Is Climate Controlled Self-Storage?

A climate controlled self-storage unit will have a temperature control inside of the unit. This type of storage unit maintains a Fahrenheit degrees between 55 degrees and 80 degrees.

Providing clients with units that will protect their items from extreme temperature changes will help keep them protected. Some of the benefits that come include:

•  Protecting the electronics on any type of electric device
•  Increase protection against pests, mildew growth, and mold growth
•  Slowing down the deterioration of fabrics and leather
•  Stopping any wooden items from tearing, warping, or fracking
•  Slowing down the development of rust on metal items

Providing your clients with this type of unit will help you to bring in more business for customers that are looking to store these types of fragile items.

How to Provide

Below, are some ideas to keep in the back of your mind when considering adding a climate controlled self-storage unit to your business:

Layout

When you’re considering a design for your unit, you need to think about the types of objects your clients will be stored in those units. In the majority of situations, your clients will likely be hauling heavy and bulky items into the units. Therefore, by having entrances that are easy to access or short of corridors, you’ll make it easier for your clients to reduce how much they have to travel to access the storage unit.

Insulation

When you’re having a climate-controlled self-storage unit built, you should consult with a team of experts. That way they can help you understand that the best type of insulation for your units. Since this a non-occupied space, you only have to worry about meeting the industry-standard range for the temperature inside of the unit.

Reaping the Benefits

As the demand increases, so will the desire for climate-controlled units. While building the unit can be expensive, it’s a great asset to your business. Therefore, it will help to increase your revenue that your company is generating.

So, are you interested in having a custom-made climate controlled self-storage unit built for your business? Click here today to request a quote.