
Valley Storage
Industria, George
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About
Valley Storage in George is the flagship of Valley Storage, which also has a branch in Mossel Bay. The George facility has 469 indoor and 171 outdoor units from 3 to 55 square metres, carports for caravans and cars, and workshop space for businesses.
The building is open daily from 7am to 6pm and is entered with an electronic key-card; it is locked down in the evenings. Security includes 24-hour surveillance, armed response, controlled access and cameras. Vehicles can drive in for loading. Tenants lock units with their own lock. Units can be booked online and are available immediately, and there is no long-term contract, only 30 days' notice. The on-site shop sells boxes, wrapping and locks. Paying six or 12 months in advance earns free months.
Key facts
Units
- Unit sizes available
- Small (1.5–4.5 m²), Medium (4.5–9 m²), Large (9–15 m²), Extra large (15–30 m²)
- Climate-controlled units
- Ask the facility
- Container delivered to you
- Ask the facility
Access
- Access hours
- Extended hours
- Access times
- Both branches open daily 07:00–18:00 (George building via electronic key-card)
- Drive-up access
- Yes
Security
- Security
- CCTV, Access-code or biometric gate
Terms
- Month-to-month (no long contract)
- Yes
- Minimum rental period
- Ask the facility
- Deposit
- Ask the facility
- Insurance
- Ask the facility
- Book online
- Yes
Vehicles
- Vehicles accepted
- Cars, Caravans
- Covered vehicle parking
- Yes
About
- Operator
- Independent
Extras
- Extras
- Packing supplies
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