Declutter Your Home With Climate Controlled Storage

Decisions, Decisions...

What about those things you're not sure that you want to get rid of permanently? Getting stuck on trying to decide what to do with those items can completely derail your decluttering efforts.

Getting Rid of Clutter

Climate-controlled storage will keep your extra belongings safe until you can decide what to do with them. It's an excellent solution if you need to hang onto them but don't want them underfoot.

Tax records are a perfect example of something that must be kept — just not necessarily in prime real estate like your home office or study. A climate-controlled storage facility will ensure they remain safe, protected, and accessible in case you ever get that dreaded message from the IRS.

Unlike regular storage facilities, climate-controlled storage will prevent your valuables from being damaged by Connecticut's hot, humid summers and harsh winters.

Why Climate-Controlled Storage?

This popular indoor storage option will protect your belongings from excess heat, cold, or humidity. No matter what the weather is like outdoors, your belongings will remain at a comfortably dry 65 to 80 degrees all year round.

Protect your most prized possessions with our climate-controlled storage facility:

• Precious heirlooms
• Treasured antiques
• Expensive art and craft supplies
• Appliances
• Outdoor equipment
• Important paperwork

Too Heavy to Move Yourself?

If your decluttering efforts include moving antique furniture or other bulky items, a professional moving service help! Our expert movers will carefully pad and pack your items for the move — whether it's to that new home you just bought or into our climate-controlled storage facility.

Wondering Where to Find Climate-Controlled Storage?

At CT Moving and Storage, we have a 25,000-square-foot storage facility that is climate-controlled, secure, and professionally maintained. If you think our climate-controlled storage might be what you need to get your clutter under control, call us at (860) 406-7253 or contact us.