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Full Service Moving & Storage. Local, Long Distance and international moving professionals. Complete packing, unpacking and 3rd party services available to match any need. Professionally trained and background screened crew to provide the best move possible. 916-349-1119

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7337 Roseville Road, Sacramento, CA 95842, US

What types of storage solutions does Fuller Moving offer?

Fuller Moving provides a range of storage solutions, including short-term and long-term storage, climate-controlled storage, and secure storage options for both residential and commercial needs.

Is Fuller Moving's storage facility secure?

Yes, our storage facility is equipped with advanced security measures, including surveillance cameras, access control systems, and 24/7 monitoring to ensure the safety and security of your belongings.

What items are prohibited from storage at Fuller Moving?

While we accommodate a wide range of items, there are certain prohibited items, such as hazardous materials, perishable goods, and illegal items, that cannot be stored in our facility. Please refer to our storage guidelines for a comprehensive list.

What types of storage units do you offer?

We provide a variety of unit sizes in both standard and climate-controlled formats. Our units range from compact lockers (about 5′×5′) perfect for small boxes or seasonal items, to spacious units (up to 10′×30′) suited for furniture, vehicles, and larger household contents. Climate-controlled units maintain stable temperatures and humidity, ideal for electronics, wood furnishings, and delicate belongings.

Do I need a reservation to rent a storage unit?

We highly recommend booking your unit in advance, especially during peak moving months (spring and summer). While walk-ins are welcome based on availability, reserving ensures you get the size and type of unit you need when you need it.

How secure are my stored belongings?

Security is our top priority. Our storage facility is fenced, well-lit, and monitored 24/7 via surveillance cameras. Access points are secured with individual passcodes or key cards, and you control access to your specific unit with your own lock. Additionally, the premises are regularly patrolled by on-site staff.

Is insurance required for storage?

Yes, we require all stored items to be covered by insurance. You can choose to add our affordable in-house insurance plan or provide proof of comparable coverage through a homeowner’s or renter’s insurance policy. We can help you compare options to ensure your furniture and valuables are protected.

How long can I rent a storage unit?

We offer flexible storage solutions to fit your timeline—whether you need short-term storage during a move or long-term for seasonal and business needs. Our units are available month-to-month without long-term commitments, though discounts are available for extended rentals.

What are your access hours to the facility?

You’ll have access to your unit during convenient gate hours: typically 6 AM to 10 PM, seven days a week. Exact access hours may vary by facility, so we’ll confirm with you when you reserve. In emergencies, we also provide authorized 24/7 access.

How to Pack a Home Office for a Sacramento Move

Your home office holds thousands of dollars in electronics and irreplaceable data. Packing home office Sacramento relocations the wrong way leads to cracked monitors, corrupted hard drives, and hours spent untangling mystery cables. Follow this step-by-step guide to protect every piece of equipment before moving day.

Back Up Your Data Before Packing Home Office Equipment

A home office move is any relocation involving computers, monitors, printers, networking gear, and the digital files stored on them. The first step has nothing to do with boxes. It starts with your data.

Back up every device at least 48 hours before you start packing. Use a cloud service like Google Drive, Dropbox, or iCloud for documents under 2 TB. For larger archives or sensitive client files, clone your hard drive to an external SSD. Store that SSD in a padded case and transport it in your personal vehicle, not the moving truck.

Sacramento’s summer temperatures regularly exceed 100°F. Heat damages magnetic hard drives and lithium batteries. If you’re moving between June and September, keep all storage devices and laptops inside your air-conditioned car during transit.

Moving Home Office Tips for Monitors and Desktops

Original packaging is the gold standard for packing computers during a move. Manufacturers design those boxes with fitted foam inserts that absorb shock from every angle. If you kept the original box for your monitor, use it.

No original box? Here’s what to do:

Wrap the screen in a microfiber cloth or anti-static bubble wrap. Avoid newspaper; ink cantransfer to the display.
Place the monitor upright in a box no more than 3 inches wider than the unit on each side. Fill gaps with crumpled packing paper, not packing peanuts, which generate static.
Label the box “FRAGILE/SCREEN UP” on all four sides and the top.

For desktop towers, remove the GPU if it weighs more than 1.5 pounds. Heavy graphics cards can snap off the PCIe slot during transport. Wrap the card in an anti-static bag, then cushion it separately. Fill the empty interior of the tower case with a small anti-static pillow or wadded microfiber towels to prevent components from shifting.

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Packing Cables, Accessories, and Small Office Items in Sacramento

Cables are the most underestimated headache of any home office move in Sacramento. The average desk setup has 8 to 12 cables: power cords, USB connections, HDMI lines, Ethernet runs, and charger bricks.

Before unplugging a single cord, photograph the back of every device. Take close-up shots showing which cable connects to which port. Then follow this system:

Label both ends of each cable with colored tape or adhesive tags. Match the color to a tag on the corresponding port.
Coil each cable loosely (never fold or kink) and secure with a Velcro strap or twist tie.
Group cables by device inside labeled zip-lock bags. One bag for the monitor, one for the desktop, one for the printer.

Desk accessories like staplers, pen cups, sticky notes, and USB hubs go into gallon-size zip-lock bags sorted by drawer. This keeps small items from rattling around in a larger box and speeds up unpacking at your new Sacramento home.

For hard drives and SSDs not installed inside a tower, wrap each unit in two inches of foam padding. Place them in a rigid container, not a soft bag. Even a short drop onto concrete can destroy a spinning hard drive.

Transport your laptop in its own padded sleeve inside a carry-on bag. Never put a laptop in the moving truck.

Let Fuller Moving Handle Your Sacramento Home Office Relocation

Packing a home office takes precision, the right materials, and a plan for heat-sensitive electronics. Fuller Moving’s Sacramento team knows how to protect your setup from first backup to final cable reconnection. Call us or request your free quote online now.

Ready to move your home office without the stress? Talk to Fuller Moving Services’ Sacramento team today or get your free quote online to get started.

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