“warehouse On Wheels” Mobile Self-storage System Now Available
Frank Amodio, Sr., CEO, said "Warehouse On Wheels is the most user-friendly portable storage product on the market"."With the Warehouse On Wheels system, you'll never have to rent a truck or make trip after trip to a storage warehouse," said Amodio. "All you have to do is call Amodio Warehouse On Wheels and we'll bring a roomy, weatherproof Warehouse On Wheels storage container right to your door. Then, after you've packed the container at your convenience, call us again, and we'll pick up your Warehouse On Wheels and store it securely in our monitored, climate-controlled warehouse."Like a mini-warehouse, the Warehouse On Wheels is rented by the month," Amodio added. "When you need access to it again, just give us another call, and you can come to us or we'll schedule delivery to your address."Amodio said the unique feature of Warehouse On Wheels is that the container is moved on and off the delivery truck with a portable forklift (like Home Depot uses) and can be placed in the customers driveway at ground level. No steps or ramps are required, which further simplifies packing.
Warehouse On Wheels storage containers may be used at homes, offices, condominiums or apartments. Amodio said it is not necessary to have a yard or driveway to use Warehouse On Wheels. And, since the containers take up so little room, two can fit in the space taken by one parked car.Each Warehouse On Wheels container stores up to 2,000 pounds, and is large enough to accommodate the entire contents of a room. The containers are strong and moisture-resistant, and come with the extra protection of a waterproof vinyl cover. The sturdy, door is secured with the customer's own padlock, as a mini-storage unit would be.
Packing supplies are also available from Amodio Warehouse On Wheels and, upon request will be delivered inside the Warehouse On Wheels container.For additional information, contact Amodio Warehouse On Wheels, 800-326-6346. Please visit our website at www.amodio.com/wow..
