A: Balmoral Storage is a unique self-storage facility ideally located in Watford, entirely at ground level, offering drive-up self-storage units as well as open storage yards and office space for commercial users.
A: As often as you need to! We offer 24/7 access 365 days a year. You are the only keyholder and can add or remove items from your space whenever you require.
A: The beauty of the Balmoral Storage facility in Watford is the ability for you to combine any secure unit storage with an open storage yard, for a small additional weekly cost you can also take care of all administration by making use of our offices with full kitchen and toilet facilities.
A: You can store almost anything, however UK Self Storage facilities operate under British law and as such it is illegal to store objects such as firearms, illegal substances (drugs, explosives), dangerous weapons or anything that is illegal or any such items that could have a material effect or be harmful to public health. All items should be stored in accordance with Health & Safety regulations and in accordance with British Law.
A: The price you are quoted is your storage charge. You will need to purchase a padlock, and your goods will need to be insured by you whilst they are in storage. A refundable security deposit equal to one month’s storage is payable when your storage starts, and is refunded when you vacate your storage space, providing it is left in the same condition as it was when you moved in.
A: The cost depends upon the size of space and type of storage you require. We have unit spaces from 5‘x10’ right up to 10‘x40’, and open storage from 1000sqft.
A: We will invoice you on a monthly (28 day) basis, payable in advance, and would ask for a month’s notice period when you choose to vacate your space.
A: Yes. Your storage unit is protected by your own padlock and only you retain the keys.
A: Yes. This will provide cover against loss or damage to your goods during the period of storage. Balmoral Storage Company does not cover loss or damage to your goods and it is unlikely that your home contents insurance will either. If your goods are worth storing, they should be worth insuring.
A: No, there are facilities available for very small items as well as larger units.