Short-term or ongoing.
Ask about drive-up business space and a term that fits your work. A shorter term may carry a different rate. Availability and price are confirmed before booking.
Explain your storage need →Business-owner customers · Park Drive
Room for your next business job.
Local storage, a separately reserved truck, and a clear plan for who moves the goods. Start with the business project and work toward a confirmed scope.
See the 3-step walkthrough ↓A quick look at how it works
Your business. A little more room.
See how a storage inquiry becomes a clear plan. Start with your items, confirm the fit, then agree the details.
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Step 1 · Tell us what needs space
What is taking over your workspace?
Tell J&M what you want to store, how much space you need and when you need access. These examples are a starting point, not a promise of eligibility.
Possible uses to discuss
Retail inventoryNonperishable stock and seasonal displays
Makers & market vendorsFinished goods, supplies and display equipment
Event businessesReusable equipment and nonperishable decor
Step 2 · Review before reserving
Make sure the space fits the job.
The office reviews your items and intended use. Confirm current availability, storage conditions, access rules and the quote before making plans.
Questions to settle together
Items & conditionsIs the proposed storage use permitted and suitable?
Dates & accessDoes the available space fit your schedule?
Quote & responsibilitiesWhat is included, and who handles the goods?
Step 3 · Separate services, clear terms
Agree the details. Then get moving.
Storage starts with an approved rental agreement. Your business or an agreed provider handles the goods. A request alone does not reserve space or activate a service.
Keep each arrangement clear
StorageConfirm rent, access, permitted use and responsibilities
A truck or outside helpSeparate availability, requirements and agreements
Business softwareA separate pilot discussion, not automatic access
Business software
Pilot inquiry only
Pilot inquiry only
Included tools, eligibility, limits, duration, support and costs must be confirmed before activation. Software access is separate from storage rent, payment-processing fees, marketplace charges and taxes. Any operator-specific arrangement is separate. Seller approval is required; this walkthrough does not activate selling or delivery.
Call J&M at (706) 769-7155. Workflow overview only, not a software demonstration or booking confirmation.
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1. Describe your items. Share the items, amount of space, dates and access needs.
2. Confirm the fit. Ask about permitted use, current conditions, availability, access, pricing and who handles the goods.
3. Agree the details. Storage, trucks, independent help and any software pilot have separate requirements and terms. Nothing is reserved or activated by viewing this page.
A nearby option when location matters
Storage that follows the project.
For businesses with inventory, tools, equipment, a commercial move, or a temporary remediation need. Explain the items, condition, dates, and access needs so the office can review the fit.
Define who does what.
The business owner, its staff, or an agreed independent provider can load, transport, and unload. U-Haul has a separate reservation, driver requirements, and rental terms.
Plan the business move →Local skills and service areas.
Moving companies, remediation teams, and other providers can describe what they do, where they work, and their coverage. Each job needs a human agreement.
Register business-service interest →From request to agreed work
A useful lead becomes a clear plan.
- Describe the business job.Share the items, locations, expected term, access needs, and who you expect to handle the goods.
- Agree the people and services.Confirm the storage fit and any truck or independent provider. Set scope, dates, price, and coverage before work starts.
- Use the right agreement.Storage uses the rental agreement. U-Haul uses its own rental process. Independent providers agree their own work and payment terms.
Customer-directed storage
Keep control of your inventory.
Your business or its authorized provider controls and moves the goods under the agreed rental and access arrangements.
Receiving deliveries, picking and packing, stock handling, sales, and taking custody of goods are developing options. They are unavailable as standard services. Approval for the proposed onsite use and a separate agreement are required before launch.
Registering a skill or requesting help does not reserve a unit, truck, provider, or paid job. The business hub organizes requests for review.
Read the full business-storage explanation →At the site
Existing services, separate responsibilities.
Your team can use the existing self-service wash bays for its work vehicles. Storage, washing, U-Haul, and independently arranged work keep their own terms and payment flows.
Blink cameras are on site. They support site awareness. Ask the office about access and storage responsibilities; camera coverage, continuous monitoring, and protection of every item are not guaranteed.