Questions
Warehousing, answered
The things designers, builders and homeowners ask before sending us anything.
Is this self-storage?
Our warehouse operates differently from a traditional self-storage facility. We specialise in managed warehousing, furniture storage, receiving, inventory handling and delivery.
Can I access my merchandise?
Access and will-call arrangements can be scheduled with our team.
Can furniture companies ship directly to you?
Yes, approved shipments may be sent directly to our warehouse. Receiving requirements should be established before sending merchandise.
Can you receive freight deliveries?
Yes, depending on the type and size of shipment. Contact us before arranging freight delivery.
Do you store individual pieces of furniture?
Yes. Storage solutions may be available for individual furniture items as well as larger inventories.
Do you store pallets?
Yes. Palletised storage is available based on current warehouse capacity.
Do you offer short-term storage?
Yes.
Do you offer long-term storage?
Yes, depending on space availability and the type of inventory.
Can you pick up furniture from my home?
Yes. Pickup can be arranged through Just-In Time Moving.
Can you deliver everything when I’m ready?
Yes. Delivery and moving services are available.
Do you work with interior designers?
Yes. Designers are one of our primary warehouse customers — see warehousing for designers.
Do you work with builders?
Yes. See builder and contractor storage.
Do you store staging furniture?
Yes. Realtors and home stagers can use our warehouse for staging inventory.
Can I send multiple vendors’ shipments to the warehouse for one project?
Yes. Project consolidation is one of the key benefits of using a receiving warehouse.
What does it cost?
It depends on how much you store, for how long, and what receiving and delivery you need. See pricing for what drives the number, and send us the details for a real quote.
Where are you located?
Our warehouse is at 444 N Industrial Rd, Unit A, St. George, Utah. See the contact page for directions.
Question not here?
Ask it. Especially before arranging a freight delivery — a two-minute conversation avoids a refused shipment.
Tell us what you need to store.
You do not need to know the square footage. Describe it and we will work it out.