Storage Unit Services in Long Island & NYC

A storage unit is easy to fill and hard to deal with. Some people are closing one out, some are moving to a smaller unit, and some have inherited a unit full of a relative's things.

EEB helps with all of it: emptying the unit, sorting what's in it, hauling away what you don't want, and cleaning it before you hand it back or move your things in.

1. Storage unit cleanout. Emptying the unit, sorting and removing what you don't keep.
2. Storage unit cleaning. Floors, walls and the door cleaned before you move in or after you clear out.
3. Storage unit decluttering. Sorting and organizing a unit you're keeping.
4. Junk removal. Hauling unwanted items out of the unit.
5. Specialty removal. Appliances, furniture and electronic waste. Medical or biohazard waste found in a unit isn't handled as ordinary removal; it goes through a separate regulated process after inspection.

Putting things into storage? We can wrap and prepare furniture first (storage preparation).

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Access

We work at the unit with you, or with someone you've authorized; the facility will need to give us access. Storage facilities set their own rules on access hours, loading areas and what can be left behind, and we work within them.

Hazardous items and electronics

Tell us about chemicals, fuels, paints, pressurized containers, medical or biohazard materials, or other unusual items before the visit, so we can determine the right handling.

Electronics are removed as electronic waste; customers are responsible for removing, wiping or securing any data first unless EEB has agreed in writing to a separate data-handling service.

Auction and lien units

Bought a unit at auction or taking over a lien unit? We review these case by case once you can show you have the right to the unit and the facility allows removal. We may decline units with disputed ownership, hazardous or regulated materials, weapons or biohazards.

1. Request. Choose the service in our directory, tell us the unit size and facility, and add photos of the unit with the door open.
2. Quote or price. Decluttering shows a price after sign-in; cleanouts, cleaning and junk removal are quoted after review.
3. The visit. Usable items may be directed to donation where accepted; recyclables to suitable facilities where available. Before-and-after photos of the unit are provided when they're part of the agreed scope and you've authorized them.
4. Large units. For large cleanouts that may need a dumpster or container, contact EEB. Dumpster needs are assessed and quoted, not automatically included. With your approval, EEB can coordinate an appropriately sized dumpster or hauling provider; container, delivery, pickup, disposal and weight, permits, access, overage and provider charges are shown in your quote.

Minimums are disclosed in your quote.

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Storage facilities across Nassau and Suffolk County, and in Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, The Bronx and Staten Island.

Availability can vary by service, property location, scheduling and project requirements, so enter your ZIP code or address and we'll confirm whether we can take on your job.