Vehicle Storage Services

If it will sit through freezing temperatures, yes for boats, RVs, jet skis and anything with a water system. Freezing water cracks engine blocks, lines and fixtures. Cars and motorcycles mainly need fuel stabilizer, a charged battery and correct tire pressure.

Comprehensive coverage usually still applies, but many owners drop collision and liability while the vehicle is parked and switch to a storage or lay-up policy. Storage facilities typically require you to carry your own coverage; their insurance protects the building, not your vehicle.

Yes. Dirt, bird droppings, salt and food left inside cause paint damage, odors and pests over months of storage. A wash, wax and interior clean before storage, and an inspection when you pick it up, prevent most storage complaints.

Some do. Common options are battery tending, periodic start-ups, tire rotation and fluid checks, usually billed monthly. Ask the facility what it offers before you sign, or hire a mobile service that visits stored vehicles.

A dated record of condition, mileage and photos before storage makes any damage claim far easier to prove, and a pick-up inspection catches battery, tire and pest problems before you drive away.