On the heels of its twentieth anniversary this year, Safeguard Self Storage, a national provider of self storage solutions, just cut the ribbon on its sixth operating location in the Miami market. This self storage facility, located in Miami’s Coconut Grove neighborhood in Miami-Dade County, (just off US 1), will supplement southern Florida's growing demand for self storage space.Tampa markets, with amenities ranging from climate-controlled units (fully heated and air conditioned) to video-recorded surveillance of the property, and individual door alarms on each unit.
As first reported on Octobers 10’s PRWeb.com, Safeguard currently operates more than a dozen locations in the Miami, Broward County and
Headquartered in Atlanta, Safeguard Self Storage was originally founded in New Orleans in 1989, and now over 55 self storage facility locations throughout the United States, including FL, IL, LA, NJ, NY, PA and VA.
In response to the new facility opening, Safeguard Self Storage Divisional Vice President Randy Correll stated that this new location is designed to provide an exceptional customer experience, and that Safeguard’s facilities, in general, offer unique and personalized service to their clients.
Carlos Miranda, District Manager for Extra Space Storage in Florida (whose company has 68 self storage facilities in the state; 18 in Miami-Dade County) commented on his competitor’s new location opening in Florida. "The Florida market – Miami-Dade County, specifically, is a rapidly expanding market for those of us in self storage. With state-of-the-art technology enabling us to keep our clients – and their things – cool and comfortable, no matter how humid it gets here, more individuals and businesses in this region are outsourcing their storage to professionals, like us," said Miranda.
"Making self storage turnkey for our clients is our goal," Miranda continued. "Outstanding customer care and commitment is what drives repeat business in this industry, and those companies that can deliver it consistently here (in Florida) will continue to grow and expand."