RV Storage For the Win

While self-storage is utilized for a wide variety of household items such as furniture, clothing, artwork, or personal items, it can also be used for larger items that you may not immediately consider. For example, RVs are great during camping season, but what do you do with them when it’s too cold or your work is too busy for you to travel at the moment? Instead of letting your RV take up space in your driveway, consider RV storage as a solution to this issue.

Tips for RV Storage

These tips will help you keep your vehicle in tip-top shape in the storage unit:

• Remove all food items. While many storage companies have some type of pest control, removing food from the vehicle helps decrease the chances of a pest wandering into your unit. It also prevents you from coming upon any rotten surprises when you’re ready to bring your vehicle out of storage.
• Clean your RV before storage. Making sure your vehicle is free of bacteria and mold before putting in storage can help prevent these things from building up while the vehicle is not in use.
• Disconnect your RV battery. This will help ensure that your microwave clock doesn’t suck your battery life. No one wants to come back to an RV that won’t start up.
• Avoid moisture buildup in your RV. Make sure your RV is dry when you bring it into storage so moisture doesn’t accumulate and create mold or other problems.

AAA Storage World Vehicle Storage

Once you have ensured your RV is ready to be stored, you must find a storage facility that has the space to take it. Here at AAA Storage World, our facilities offer RV parking and storage for other vehicles as well. Check out our stored vehicle care for a more comprehensive list of things you can do to care for your RV or other vehicles while they’re being stored. Climate-controlled storage may also be an option for your vehicle here, which would make it easier to prevent the accumulation of mold and moisture.