Self-storage lets you store things you don't have space for.  Business called "storage facilities" rent storage spaces (typically called "storage units) to tenants on a short-term basis (often month-to-month)  6 month and yearly contracts are available upon request.

If there is a storage space available that meets your specific needs, you can move in anytime during normal access hours.

We require a government-issue photo ID (example: Driver’s license, state ID, or passport).

No, we typically rent on a month-to-month basis unless a customer requests otherwise.

You can pay in person at our office locations (301 Main St SW in Ronan), mail a check or money order to St-Char-Ro Properties PO Box 767, Ronan MT 59864, or make a payment through our website. You may also sign up to have payments automatically deducted from your credit or ACH bank withdrawal.

Yes, first month’s rent is pro-rated, last month’s rent is not; if you are not out by the first of the month the unit is yours for the month.

Rent is due on the 1st of the month. On the 10th you are assessed a $20 late fee.  On the 30th your unit is overlocked and assessed a $10 fee.  Additional fee are assessed after 60 days late.

Yes, you will need to provide your own lock for your unit. Lock can be purchased in our office.

30 days’ notice required on all move outs. You can notify use of a move out in person at our main office, online through the website, or by phone (406-676-0588).

Yes, all units must be broom swept clean before move out will be processed, any trash left behind will be considered a violation of the lease and the tenant will be invoiced all fees related to the removal of items.

Storage auctions occur when a tenant fails to pay their bill on time.  According to a state's lien laws, the facility must sell the contents of that unit in a public auction to make up for lost rent.  

Storage auctions are held on predetermined days, and bidders do not know the exact contents of the unit.  Storage facilities only hold an auction as a last resort.

Pay your monthly storage rent on time.  If you're unable to do so, contact the facility manager as soon as possible to let them know about your situation.  Be sure to also review your contract so you know how many days of delinquency are allowed before the auctioning process begins.

Reminder: Facilities do not want to sell your items.  The storage auction process is extremely time-consuming and stressful, so managers will be happy to work with you to come up with a solution.  Communication is key!