We can accommodate up to 15 households in our long-term storage facility, and have room for short term or daily holding.

Our storage facility is a modern shed with a gable roof to minimise heat fluctuation. We do not have individual storage sheds and do not allow the public to come and go; the only people we permit in our storage facility is our staff. This means a high level of security is maintained with the monitored alarm system and the fact that we live on the premises you can be assured that your goods are being looked after. If you require access to your goods, we can arrange storage with one of the many self-storage facilities in the area you require.

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Ideas for storing your goods.
You need to take time to consider what you may need, as goods packed into store are not very accessible. There is no exception to our rule that we do not allow any person other than an employee of Victor Harbor Removals to enter our storage facility. Any item that you may require from store will involve a charge; this can be very costly if it is deep within the load.

Things to remember if you are building a new house: you may need the dimensions of some items of furniture (fridge/washing machine). If you have purchased items to be fitted to your new house you should advise our staff and we can arrange to have these placed at the front of the load and we can deliver them to your builder at your request. We also suggest that you remove all explosive and corrosive items (batteries, pressure pac cans etc) and do not store any foodstuffs. We recommend that you wash all food storage containers. Washing machines and dishwashers should be drained (even the hoses) and the inner and outer bowls of washing machines should be secured to avoid possible transit damage. If in doubt, check with your machine's service division. Refrigerators should be thoroughly cleaned with hot soapy water and a little bleach.

When packing cartons take into consideration that not all heavy cartons can be placed on the floor and it is better to completely fill a carton because over time a half full carton may collapse under another carton. Label all your cartons clearly on both sides and keep a checklist handy for easy reference. Stack bins and buckets inside one another.