If you’re finally gearing up for an extended vacation, you may be wondering what to do with your car. Leaving it alone at home or on the street doesn’t always mean it’s secure, which is why many people turn to vehicle storage as a solution. These facilities, similar to storage units, ensure your car is watched over and safely stored away from the public while you’re gone.

3 Instances to Consider Vehicle Storage

1. Offseason Storage

If you have a designated off-road vehicle for weekend fun or outdoor work, you likely can’t use it year-round. As with boats, it’s best to park it away during the offseason, and vehicle storage is the perfect place. It keeps it from crowding your driveway or racking up parking tickets on the street and ensures it’s safe and ready to go once favorable weather returns.

2. Extended Vacations

Vehicle storage should be part of the plan when organizing a long-awaited trip overseas or cross-country vacation. Whether for work or play, you’ll need your car somewhere private so that it’s not subject to damage from vandals, passing cars, inclement weather, and other hazards.

3. Child Moving Away

If your child is moving away to college and leaving their car, you can tuck it away in vehicle storage until they return—rather than selling it for the money or having it take up space. Just make sure it’s fully functional, insured, and registered, as the storage facility will likely require these specifications.

Ship Creek Storage in Anchorage, AK, is proud to offer reliable vehicle storage options to their customers. Whether it’s a motorcycle, ATV, or car, they’ll ensure it’s safe and secure in their outdoor storage facility. They offer affordable month-to-month rates, as well as boat and traditional indoor storage, and take every measure to protect your items. Call (907) 276-4107 to speak with their staff, and visit their website to further explore their storage facility.