When your things need a safe place to wait
Military orders and Hampton Roads real estate rarely move on the same clock. A report date bumps out two weeks, a buyer’s financing falls through the week of closing, and suddenly there’s furniture with nowhere to go. Faith Delgado runs this side of the business so that gap never turns into a scramble.
How the storage works, in practice
Loading happens exactly the way it would for a regular move, careful wrapping, a written inventory as things go in. Everything sits in a padded, weather-tight bay at the Holland Road yard until word comes through that the new place, or the closing, is finally ready. Then the same crew drives back out and finishes the job.
- Bay conditionsBuilt to handle Tidewater summers without warping or mildewing anything inside
- PianosKept boarded and standing, never laid flat or stacked against
- InventoryA written log covers every box and piece as it’s carried in
- Crew continuityThe person who wraps your sofa is the person who delivers it later
The situations that bring people to us
- A buyer closes on the old house days before the new one is ready to hand over keys
- Orders push a report date back and the current lease won’t stretch that far
- A remodel in Kempsville or Great Neck needs the rooms cleared out completely
- A listing agent wants the house empty and staged for showings
- A piano has no home yet, whether that’s a new address or a tuner’s schedule
What it costs by the month
| Unit size | Price per month |
|---|---|
| Small (studio-sized load) | $95 to $150 |
| Medium (one to two bedrooms) | $150 to $210 |
| Large (three or more bedrooms) | $210 to $270 |
Book a move with us and month one is cut in half
That discount applies automatically when storage rides along with a JBR move. If Faith already knows your report date is unsettled or your closing is stuck in underwriting, she plans the storage window into your quote from day one instead of adding it later.
Nothing changes on the bill later
One number, set at booking, covers everything, the initial drive, however long the wait runs, and the final delivery. A report date sliding by weeks doesn’t add a line to the invoice. The crew that carried things into the bay is the crew that carries them back out and puts the house back together.
