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Container and Furniture Storage in County Durham
When you use this system your furniture and belongings are packed at your home or office and then loaded straight into dry, secure containers which are taken to our container stores. Our premises are fully burglar alarmed and fitted with CCTV. |
Our system eliminates handling as the contents will not be touched again until they are returned exactly as you last saw them. Once in store, your goods are safe, dry and dust free. When you are looking to store your precious furniture and belongings always insist of viewing a storage companies premises. At Ingram’s we are proud of our facilities and welcome the opportunity to show prospective customers the facilities we offer. Don’t always believe what you see when trawling the internet. We also offer Document Storage and Archive Storage services. Self-Store - Bishop Auckland Storage ContainersAt our main Bishop Auckland storage depot we are now proud to offer a new self-storage facility to selected clients. Each container comes with full shelving where you secure the contents personally by the use of a padlock or seals. Each container has a storage capacity of 250 cubic feet. The contents of the containers are fully insured as they are held within our main warehouse unit - declaration of items stored within these containers is required. Access to the container is available at any time between 9am-4pm Monday to Friday. A minimum rental of 4-weeks is required for self-storage and payment for this initial period must be paid up front.
We can provide on request a full range of packaging materials and storage boxes that will let you take the best care of your items. Other self storage companies offer a variety of services and prices. We believe that we offer a convenient and competitive package - please contact the main office or send a message using the contact form for more information or to arrange an appointment. Customer ProfilesDecember 2015 - Rachel Berenzon "What perfect condition they are in after being stored for the twenty nine years at Ingram's Removals. Also thank Kevin for packing my jewel box which I had forgotten about as it contained my christening gift from my grandmother." September 2016 - Jason 'Jay' Gardner January 2020 - Vicky White (New Zealand) "I just wanted to drop you a quick note to say it has been an absolute pleasure doing business with you for the last 5 years. Thank you for looking after my belongings for so long - much longer than I anticipated. Thank you for always being so quick to answer my queries and for keeping me updated so regularly about my storage space. Thank you also for being so very kind and helpful with my family and finally thank you for taking such good care of my furniture - my niece tells me that everything came out of its packaging as good as new."
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Any Questions? |
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Privacy? |
Depositing goods is just like opening a bank account. So only in exceptional circumstances may people other than the signatories to the original warehouse contract give instructions. |
Insurance? |
Due to new laws introduced by the FSA in 2005 we no longer sell insurance. Customers are now covered through our liability which is fully approved by the British Association of Removers (BAR). Please contact us with any queries. |
Cleaning? |
We are happy to arrange for carpets, curtains and soft furnishings to be cleaned before they go into store or when they come out. Just ask for details. |
Access? |
If there are some items you may need back before others, inform our estimator when he calls to make the quotation. On moving day, it's sensible to remind the foreman and he will plan the packing accordingly. If you leave it as an after-thought, it can be expensive! |
Domestic Appliances? |
If domestic appliances are going into store, you should defrost the refrigerator or freezer about a week beforehand (leaving the doors open) and ensure your washing machine/spin dryer is clean and dry. It is a good idea to put some silica gel bags inside the cabinets. |
What should not go in store? |
Never send precious items such as jewelry, money, deeds, coins or collections into store. Movers cannot accept hazardous goods such as paint, aerosols, gas bottles or other potentially dangerous items. Obviously, no plants, food or animals should be sent for storage. We also recommend that everything going into store is clean and dry - so think about any items that live outside the house and get them ready well in advance. |
Send mail to webmaster@ingramsremovals.com with questions or comments about this site. |