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Now that the year of March is over, I’d like to update you on what’s going on at Interstate Storage. While a large portion of the places we all frequent daily have tragically had to close; Interstate Storage is OPEN! We are keeping regular hours, as it is essential we are available to help currentContinue reading “Combating COVID-19”
Yeah I know that’s not how the saying goes. But at Interstate Storage, we can’t wait for spring any longer! It’s March 1st and I finally didn’t have to wear a coat to work. It’s time to come out of hibernation and get on with our lives in the ways that we want to. WorkingContinue reading “In Like a Lion, Out Like a Lion”
Happy February! January only lasted three years. Football is over and tax season is here, we’d like to help you hang on to more of your return than usual! This month, all month, to celebrate the “leap year”, if you sign up for any size unit, we’ll pay for your rent in March! That meansContinue reading “Leaping Over March”
Everyone makes resolutions at the beginning of a new year. Why do we have to wait until some random Wednesday to starting doing something we could do today? After New Years, it’s time for Christmas decorations to go away again (this is a law, I checked). Plus you probably got a bunch of new stuffContinue reading “New Year, New U(nit)”
Today, I’d like to define a few key terms in the self storage industry. Many of our renters have never used a storage unit before coming to us, or if they have, they haven’t used one as modern as ours. If I had a dollar for every time someone asked me if our building wasContinue reading “Common Questions and Storage Slang”
Thanksgiving is right around the corner and you know what that means; lining up for those sweet sweet Black Friday deals at four in the afternoon on Thanksgiving Day! But really Thanksgiving is about giving thanks, and giving to others. That’s why starting today, through December 22nd Interstate Storage is partnering with The Open Door,Continue reading “Opening the Door for The Open Door”
October typically means things begin to change in Minnesota. Temperatures fall, as do the leaves on the trees and our hopes of ever seeing the sun again. Fall has its positives too, of course: Flannel! Leaf piles! Pumpkin flavored stuff! Staring at your TV with lifeless eyes for the next 17 weeks while you watchContinue reading “October Tricks and Treats”
Living in Minnesota, the winter months seem to drag on longer every year. Getting the most out of the summer months is essential to surviving the great freeze that persists from November (really October) through April (really May). For some, beach bumming seven days a week is all it takes. For others, the barbecue isContinue reading “Three Easy Steps to Prep Your Vehicle for Winter”
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