Somewhere for your things to wait while the timing catches up
A house sale rarely lines up neatly with a lease ending or a building clearing you to move in. When that gap opens, somebody’s furniture needs somewhere better than a truck bed. Selena Cho runs this corner of Aragon Moving Systems’s operation.
How it works
Pickup gets the same care as any move, everything wrapped, each item checked off a list as it comes off the truck. From there it sits in a monitored bay at the Sun Valley yard, built to handle coastal humidity and summer heat, until the new place clears. When that day comes, delivery mirrors pickup in reverse: same crew, same care, driven by whoever loaded the truck the first time.
- Bay conditionsClimate-managed against warping and summer heat swings
- PianosBraced upright for the full stay, clear of anything that could tip them
- InventoryChecked item by item going in, checked again coming out
- Crew continuityWhoever handles your furniture in is the same person handling it back out
Why families end up needing this
- A house sale closes before the next place is ready to move into
- A downtown high-rise pushes its move-in date past the current lease
- A piano needs somewhere to sit until the next house is ready, or until a tuner’s lined up
- A kitchen or hillside-garage remodel needs the house cleared out for a few weeks
- A production schedule bumps a move date and the old place still needs emptying
Monthly rates
| Unit size | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Small (studio-sized load) | $110 to $170 |
| Medium (one to two bedrooms) | $170 to $240 |
| Large (three or more bedrooms) | $240 to $310 |
Book storage with a move, and month one usually runs half price
Pair storage with a scheduled move and the discount applies without asking. If Selena already knows a downtown move-in date is still up in the air, or a closing is waiting on a lender, she works the storage timeline into your number from the first call instead of adding it later.
The number stays fixed
One quote at booking covers pickup, the length of the stay, and final delivery. A closing that drags on for weeks doesn’t change what’s owed. Delivery day brings back the same crew that loaded the truck originally, nobody new, nothing to re-explain.