Home owners and renters are using self storage units to store extra things that they have no place at home for or for when life unexpectedly changes.  Need a place to store your belongings when your house sells and you have not yet found the perfect home? 

The season has changed and that means it's time to plan where to store some of your favorite summer toys.  Instead of leaving your toys outside and exposed to the elements, consider renting a self storage unit, it's convenient and affordable.  Store a motorcycle, boat, sports car...

Merging two households, while exciting, can take a lot of work.  You may need to address everything from duplicate items and treasured family heirlooms to furnishings of questionable taste.

Take the changing leaves as a sign, fall is here and you are probably thinking about what you need to do before the colder weather arrives.  Get that fall cleanout started.  Consider renting a self storage unit in St. Albert.

Drive-up storage is perfect for anyone looking for extra space.  Drive-up storage means that you are able to drive your vehicle right to the entrance of your storage unit for easy loading and unloading. 

Did you know that your stored belongings might not be insured by your home owner's insurance policy?  If you are storing your belongings in a storage unit, you want to be sure your items are insured.

When we store away our belongings, we expect them to be safe and damage free until the next time they are needed.  There are some items that are more susceptible to damage than others.  

When you choose Riel Park RV & Self Storage to store your belongings, we offer several convenient ways to rent an storage unit. You can rent in person by visiting our rental office, by calling us or online.

Back injuries are common problems at work, home, and play.  When lifting heavy objects two things can lead to injury:  overestimating your own strength and underestimating the importance of using proper lifting techniques.  Below are tips to lift safely and avoid back injuries. 

In the aftermath of a personal loss, figuring out what to do with a loved one's things is easier said than done.  Becoming the executor of an estate can be incredibly challenging and stressful.