When shipping and storing temperature-sensitive items, there is a
transportation and storage model that should be followed. With today's technology, means are available
for getting your item from point A to point B in a safe manner. And, when your item arrives to its
destination, climate-controlled storage facilities are available to keep your
item safe from the fluctuating temperature outdoors.
When deciding whether or not you should ship and store your items in a
climate-controlled fashion, you first need to know if it's necessary. If the item you want to ship and store came
with a user manual when you first bought it, check it to see if there's a
recommendation for temperature settings.
If the recommendations are narrow and strict, it's best to use services
that move and store items in controlled settings.
• How much is my item worth, monetarily and sentimentally?
• Has it reacted negatively to fluctuating temperatures in the past?
• Have other people with the same item noticed negative effects of fluctuating temperatures?
• What is the cost of shipping and storage vs. the value of the item?
After answering these questions, you'll have a good idea if you should
use climate solutions for relocating and storing your items. An important thing people often overlook is
the sentimental value of an item.
Sometimes people mistakenly think it's not cost-effective to spend money
on shipping and storing an item that's meaningful to them, whether it's an
antique boat, car, or piece of foreign furniture made of the finest wood.
It comes down to the fact that some things can't be replaced. And when they can't, shipping services and
storage facilities like Extra Attic are available to provide cost-effective
solutions. If you're relocating to the
Richmond, VA, area and need temperature-controlled storage for a valuable item,
contact Extra Attic online or call us at 1 of our 4 locations.
Please note: Extra Attic does not provide shipping services and
recommends conducting a simple Google search for climate-controlled shipping
options in your area.
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