West Side gets unique high-security storage facility
A new West Side company enables customers to utilize safe, secure off-site storage for everything from Christmas decorations to patio furniture without ever leaving home. Pickup and delivery are the key.
According to excerpts from the story:
A new establishment located at 2356 Turner Ave. could possibly be the new face in the storage industry.
MyWay Storage, locally founded by president and CEO Bryan Houck, has been in operation since April. According to Houck, the response has been fantastic.
By calling or visiting the facility clients can order any number of large boxes to be dropped off at their house. The client can take any amount of time packing the weatherproof boxes, calling MyWay to pick them up.
Read the complete story here.
According to excerpts from the story:
A new establishment located at 2356 Turner Ave. could possibly be the new face in the storage industry.
MyWay Storage, locally founded by president and CEO Bryan Houck, has been in operation since April. According to Houck, the response has been fantastic.
By calling or visiting the facility clients can order any number of large boxes to be dropped off at their house. The client can take any amount of time packing the weatherproof boxes, calling MyWay to pick them up.
Read the complete story here.
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