19th Avenue Self Storage

Loved 19^th Ave Self Storage before they were taken over by the current corporate owners. Shorter hours, less days open and now 2 price increases in 2 years to totaling 20% increase.
Shopping now for a new spot.

Business was bought and is now called iStorage Ingleside Heights. Still a current renter but probably not for long. New owner is increasing the monthly rental fee when place was just acquired not too long ago.
The four star rating is for the current owner. I give iStorage on the other hand one star for increasing the rental fee so soon when it was just increased recently.

As of 2÷16÷2016 access hours listed on their website are 9:00am to 6:00pm Monday through Friday. 9:00am to 5:00pm Saturday. Closed Sundays. As much as I would like to do business at this convenient location, on a working schedule those hours mean there is only one day a week the facility might be accessible.
Provided late-​night access hours one or two days during weekdays and Sunday access hours this could be a wonderful location to facilitate moving homes in the city.

Great outfit to do business with. They were helpful, courteous, and willing to work with me. The price is right for almost anyone who is looking for storage.

I needed a storage place pretty quickly and Fred was able to help me out. He is definitely a good guy. I was recommended here by a few of my friends and I am not disappointed. At first I thought I wasn’t going to be able to fit my queen mattress in the 5X5 unit I rented, but Fred was able to help me out and squeeze it in there (not concerned about it). Definitely a great experience for renting my first storage spot definitely would recommend to other people.

Fred and the team at 19^th Avenue Self Storage have been incredibly helpful and accommodating of our storage needs. Two thumbs up for this location. Clean, 24 hour access, and someone is always there during business hours and a little bit longer. Highly recommended.

Re: Fred H.‘s Reply to my original post (3÷31÷11)
Notice first how the gentleman drops the ball about him and his friend’s racist bullying of an elderly chinese woman. Ya. You did that. And the internet and all potential customers should know what kind of people you are.
Secondly, notice how these testosterone vikings would rather hurl a bunch of ad hominems about my familial relationships rather than apologize. That wasn’t my roommate, it was my cousin, and he put the stuff in storage because I got a job overseas.
Moreover, I’m pretty sure revealing the fact that my father paid for my storage unit is a violation of customer confidentiality laws, but I’ll make sure to double check with my lawyer on that one. Never mind the fact that I would have been charged an exorbitant fee if I wanted to use my overseas bank account for American purchases, or that my dad took care of it as a favor, or that I squared all my of finances with my dad; and nevermind that the original contract was given to my father by my cousin.
Don’t trust these bullies.
Finally, I don’t really respect the intelligence or the business ethics of someone who doesn’t know the difference between ‘their’ and ‘there’ and doesn’t know about sentences/​sentence fragments («Or a customer who fails to read and refuses to communicate there lack of understanding?»).
The practices of these gentleman are both bordering on the illegal (if not outright illegal, I’m not sure), but definitely a complete violation of any standard of human decency… not only their racism but also their shady contracts and their mistreatment of customers after the fact (regard the tone of their reply).

I remind myself of the comedian George Carlin’s routine on having too much «stuff» when I visit my storage unit here.
Built on an expansive lot there are walk-​in and drive in units and even wine storage.
The units are clean and secure. Ample security cameras and surveillance. There is available parking for massive unloads or loading.
There are carts and dollies so you don’t have to expend too much energy moving your crap… oops I mean stuff.
If you need packing supplies, there is a wide assortment of boxes, tape, tarps and shipping products.
With its close proximity to San Francisco State University, many students utilize this facility to store stuff during the semester or summertime.
I need to get rid of some of my stuff. I am glad this place is here.

19^th ave storage and Fred were a dream come true in a hectic nightmare. I was on a very tight deadline and low budget while trying to move out of an apartment with some crazy roommates.
Fred did everything he could to help me. He responded to my voice messages quickly. He gave me great advice on what size storage space to get, which helped a lot. originally i choose a smaller one, and my stuff just fit in the one he advised. He explained all of the details of the storage space simply and he gave me a great deal.. moving out was a breeze too… Who would have thought that moving could be so pleasant?
Fred– Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!