MidMaine Storage Solutions: Blog

The Best Storage Bins for Your Self-Storage Unit

Published on 11/1/2021
With all the work that goes into packing and moving houses, it’s no surprise that the kind of boxes you’ll be using to store items is the last thing on your mind. You may feel the urge to simply throw all your belongings into the biggest cardboard boxes available without much thought into what goes where and how you’ll be organizing them. However, when packing anything into storage, it’s definitely wise to consider what type of bins and boxes you’ll be using. Otherwise, you could risk damaging valuables and sentimental items in flimsy boxes that easily become damaged.

WINTERIZING YOUR RV/CAMPER FOR STORAGE

Published on 9/9/2021
Motorhomes need a great deal of preparation before going into storage, whether you are keeping your vehicle parked outside or in a cushy indoor RV storage facility. Below is a brief checklist of all of the tasks you need to attend to when winterizing your RV. 207 278 2789

Prep Your Classic Car for Long-Term or Winter Storage

Published on 8/24/2021
Because these vehicles are older, they require extra protection and maintenance to preserve their condition and avoid corrosion. Here are some tips to keep your car looking as pristine when it is retrieved as it did when it was stored.

Tips for Indoor Boat Storage in Maine

Published on 8/16/2021
Storing a boat in the Maine waters, whether it’s a lake or harbor, is no small cost. Especially if you want a lifted dock to avoid sitting your boat in the water all year long – the costs add up quick. A simple, less expensive solution is using boat storage facility to store your boat in-between use. When storing your boat at a storage facility, you have three options: Uncovered parking, covered parking, interior warehouse facility and individual indoor units. They each have pros and cons; to help you decide, let’s break down their positives and negatives. Winterization is important for all the options.

How to Store a Car for Winter and More Great Tips

Published on 8/9/2021
Dedicated storage facilities are certainly one of the safest ways to store your cars, but there are a few caveats that come with this as well. On the plus side, storage facilities that cater to car enthusiasts are convenient, providing drive-up service and 24-7 access to your car. These facilities provide you with the peace of mind that your car is safe from mold and rust.

How to Store Your Boat in Interior Self Storage

Published on 8/9/2021
Storing a boat in Maine isn’t quite as simple as pulling it into a unit and shutting the doors, especially when storing it for the winter. If you want it to be ready to start up in the spring and avoid costly repairs, you’ll need to prepare your boat properly, MidMaine Storage Solutions offers interior boat storage for most boat sizes to 13'6"

5 Reasons Why You Need Interior Storage for Your Boat This Winter

Published on 8/9/2021
Snow and bone chilling temperatures are the norm in the Pine State. Summer boating comes to a close by the end of September. When it’s time to say goodbye to your boat until spring, learn how winter boat storage from MidMaine Storage Solutions can keep it in great condition for the next time you hit the water

RVing and Leaf Peeping VERMONT'S BYWAYS

Published on 8/4/2021
See Vermont on the roadways that wind through the mountains and meet in the valleys. These are the roads that take travelers through Vermont's forests and farmland to historic villages and towns that are vibrant hubs of culture, commerce and recreation. Vermont's 10 designated byways range in length from 14 miles to more than 400 miles and offer access to museums, art galleries, antique auctions and curio shops. Trail heads, swimming holes, waterfalls, hikes and valley views await travelers at every bend.

RVer Job Exchange Offers Opportunities Beyond Traditional Workcamping

Published on 8/4/2021
Employers across North America are shuttering pricey office buildings in favor of enabling their employees to work full-time from anywhere, and the more adventurous among those employees are hitting the road. They yearn to travel while retaining their positions as graphic designers, programmers, marketers, writers, project managers, customer service representatives, and so much more...

Preventing Camper Theft

Published on 7/25/2021
No one wants to imagine that their RV or the things inside of it will be stolen, but it’s always a possibility. If you aren’t vigilant, a thief could rob you blind. There are two basic threats facing a trailer. Like a car, they can be simply stolen, and like a house, they can be broken into. Either circumstance could lead to a serious hit in terms of losing both costly items and beloved possessions..................In real estate, the common saying is “location, location, location!” and in RV security, a similar logic applies. There are locations where you will be more likely to have a break in or vehicle theft, and there are locations where you’ll be less likely to have one. Often, thieves will look for an RV that has some level of seclusion so that they can ply their trade without fear of being discovered. Secluded corners of campgrounds can be dangerous for this reason. If you can find some real isolation, away from normal campgrounds and high traffic areas, you might be able to give yourself an advantage.