West Coast Self-Storage Group’s Portfolio Expands
West Coast Self-Storage Group, a self-storage property management company based in Everett, Wash., with a portfolio of 136 locations, has announced the addition of Sedro-Woolley Mini Storage in Sedro-Woolley, Wash., to its portfolio. This marks a strategic expansion of West Coast Self-Storage Group's operations in the Western United States.
Sedro-Woolley Mini Storage, located at 1024 Raby Lane, Sedro-Woolley, Wash., provides a variety of storage unit sizes, ranging from 4-by-4 to 14-by-40. The facility also offers covered RV and boat storage. With a total of 57,663 square feet and 463 units, Sedro-Woolley Mini Storage presents a comprehensive storage solution.
The facility prioritizes security with measures such as video surveillance and gated entry. It also offers extended access hours from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. daily, and an online system for rentals and reservations. Additionally, packing and moving supplies are available on site.
Sophie Vetter, district manager at West Coast, shared her thoughts on the new venture. “We look forward to bringing our management expertise to Sedro-Woolley Mini Storage. Its location and amenities align well with our portfolio. We anticipate a positive impact on the facility’s operations.”
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