A new home is still being built
Construction and closing dates can move. Store the belongings you cannot take yet, keep the items you need every day with you, and plan delivery after you have a realistic possession date.
Crossin-owned storage facility
Room for the in-between.
Crossin owns a storage facility with climate-controlled and standard non-climate-controlled options. Whether your new home is still being built or your move dates do not line up, we can discuss storage alongside your moving plan. Tell us what you have, how long you may need space, and when you hope to move it again.
Discuss Storage Options
When the next address is not ready
Keep your belongings moving on your timeline.
A build runs late. A closing date shifts. The lease ends before the new keys are ready. Storage can create breathing room instead of forcing every household decision into one day. Crossin can discuss a facility stay between pickup and later delivery; dates, space, access, and terms are confirmed with the team.
Your move-out and move-in dates do not match
Bridge the gap between selling, leasing, renovating, or moving into a new home. Talk through the pickup, expected storage length, and later delivery as one coordinated plan.
You are preparing the home
Moving some belongings into storage can give you room to clean, repair, stage, or organize. Decide what stays accessible and keep a current inventory of what is stored.
Two facility options
Choose storage for the belongings you have.
The right choice depends on what you are storing and how long it will stay. Ask the team about the facility’s actual conditions, item preparation, access, terms, and current availability before deciding. Climate control does not necessarily include humidity control, and it is not a promise that every item will be protected from every condition.
Climate-controlled storage
Ask whether the facility’s climate-controlled option is appropriate for belongings that may be sensitive to temperature changes, such as some wood furniture, electronics, or keepsakes. Discuss the item and the expected storage period with the team.
Standard storage
The standard non-climate-controlled option may suit belongings that are less sensitive to changing temperatures. Ask which items are appropriate, how to prepare them, and what facility conditions and terms apply.
A few decisions make delivery easier
Plan the first night before the first box goes into storage.
Separate medicines, important documents, valuables, work or school essentials, chargers, and the items you will need while staying elsewhere. Keep them with you rather than in the stored load.
Make an inventory, group items by their destination rooms, and flag pieces you may need to retrieve. As the construction or closing date becomes clearer, contact the team to discuss delivery timing and any change to the expected storage period.
Read the guide to planning a storage gapWhat to have ready
- A room-by-room inventory and any oversized pieces
- Your likely move-out date and best estimate of when the new home will be ready
- Belongings you need to keep accessible during the gap
- Questions about facility location, access, storage type, terms, and later delivery
Start with the size
Compare the space with your inventory.
These listed unit sizes are reference points, not a live availability list or a promise that a household will fit. Fit depends on item dimensions, stacking, protection, and whether you need space to reach belongings. Share your inventory and confirm currently available sizes with the team.
10 × 10
100 sq. ft.
A starting point for a smaller collection of furniture and boxes.
10 × 15
150 sq. ft.
More floor space for a mix of furniture and boxed belongings.
10 × 20
200 sq. ft.
Consider this when your inventory includes several larger pieces.
10 × 30
300 sq. ft.
A larger listed option to discuss for a more extensive inventory.
Good to know
Questions about storage between homes.
A clearer picture before you pack the first box.
Does Crossin offer climate-controlled and standard storage?
Yes. Crossin owns a storage facility with both climate-controlled and standard non-climate-controlled options. Ask which one fits your belongings and confirm current space, terms, and access with the team.
Can storage help when a new home is still being built?
It can give you a place for belongings while construction or possession is delayed. Share your move-out date, the best expected ready date, and what you need to keep accessible. Confirm the storage period and later delivery with Crossin.
Can Crossin coordinate the move into storage and later delivery?
Tell the team the pickup location, storage needs, and expected destination. Ask which moving and storage steps Crossin can include in your plan; service, schedule, and price need to be confirmed.
How do I choose between climate-controlled and standard storage?
Start with the materials and condition of your belongings, then ask about the actual facility environment and preparation rules. Climate control does not automatically mean humidity control or protection from every condition.
Where is the facility, and can I visit?
Crossin owns the facility. Call the team to confirm its current street address, visiting hours, access arrangements, and whether a visit is needed before you make the trip.
What should I keep with me during the gap?
Keep medicines, important documents, valuables, chargers, work or school essentials, and first-night belongings with you. Plan separately for anything you may need to retrieve.
Your next chapter starts here
Let’s plan the space between homes.
Tell us when you need storage, what you are bringing, and when you expect to move it again. The team can discuss your facility and moving options.