Ask for a quote covering your whole stay, including insurance or contents cover, lock charges, deposits and any move-in offer expiry. A smaller unit can save money, but check that you can safely fit and access everything. Compare travel costs too, especially if you visit often.
What does a £1 offer cost over 12 weeks?
If Storage Time confirms the introductory offer, a 10ft container at £120 per four weeks afterwards totals £241 for the minimum 12 weeks (£1 + £120 + £120). A 20ft container at £160 totals £321. These are rental-only examples based on published prices; contents protection and any other charges are additional. Ask for the full written quote.
Compare three costs
Write down the total rental charge for your expected stay, contents cover and any compulsory extras. Add both the move into storage and return transport. Compare quotes for the same unit size and dates.
Avoid paying for empty space
Dismantle suitable furniture, use strong stackable boxes and compare smaller units with the provider. Leave room to retrieve items if you will visit regularly.
Questions for your quote
What is the price after the offer? Is VAT included? Is cover compulsory? What is the notice period? Are there lock, deposit or access charges?
Need help moving it?
Ask Liverpool Man With A Van for a separate collection or return-delivery quote. Confirm dates, destination, stairs, parking and your item list.
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