Commercial Storage Units

How Can Commercial Storage Help Your Business Grow?

Commercial storage supports your business by freeing up valuable space and improving organization. With a dedicated unit, you can separate long-term inventory from day-to-day operations and make room for growth.

Think about how much time and energy is wasted managing cluttered spaces or searching for tools. With one of our secure units, you can store seasonal inventory, backstock, files, and bulky equipment off-site, where it’s protected and accessible. Self-storage gives you control over your business environment, and the extra breathing room lets you focus on serving your clients and growing your brand.

How Can You Organize Your Large Commercial Storage Unit?

Organizing a large storage unit starts with creating a logical, accessible layout. Shelving helps you make the most of vertical space, while open floor paths allow for easy movement. It’s smart to place frequently used items near the front and group similar items together so you always know where to find what you need. Clear labeling on multiple sides of containers makes identification quick, and keeping a written inventory adds another layer of control.

When you can find what you need without delay, you save time and avoid unnecessary stress. Order also protects your materials from damage, supports accurate stock tracking, and makes managing inventory simpler over time. A well-planned layout turns your storage space into a reliable part of your day-to-day operations.

Astarr Properties: Your Efficient Storage Partners

Commercial storage requires large, secure units. Astarr Properties has the spaces that work for you.

We offer:

• Large 1,440 sq. ft. units
• Flexible lease terms
• 24/7 access
• Drive-up convenience
• On-site security

• Wide turning radius for large vehicles
• Easy loading and unloading
• Clean, well-lit facilities
• Friendly, responsive support

Are There Restrictions on What Can Be Stored In Our Commercial Storage Units?

While our commercial units are versatile, there are some safety and compliance rules.

Here are the core storage restrictions to keep in mind:

• Storing hazardous materials: Includes flammable, explosive, or corrosive substances
• Housing living things: Applies to animals, plants, and people—storage units aren’t livable spaces
• Operating machinery: Prohibited to prevent fire hazards and noise complaints

• Storing perishables: Items like food and organic materials attract pests and decay quickly
• Using units as offices: Units are not wired or zoned for office occupancy