Somewhere for your things to sit while the dates line up
A house sale rarely closes the same day a lease ends or a PCS report date is confirmed. A parked truck isn’t a storage plan, and that’s the stretch Movers Chesapeake is built to cover. Nadia Cross runs storage for Movers Chesapeake.
Pickup, storage, and delivery in one line
Pickup is treated like any move, everything wrapped, every item checked off an inventory as it comes off the truck. From there, it sits in a monitored bay at our Portsmouth Blvd yard, built to handle Tidewater humidity and summer heat, until your new place is ready. Delivery day reverses the process, same crew, same handling, driven by whoever loaded it in the first place.
- Bay conditionsClimate-controlled against warping and summer heat swings
- PianosKept upright and braced for the entire stay, away from anything that could tip them
- InventoryLogged item by item going in, verified again coming out
- Crew continuityThe same person who brings your furniture in also brings it back out
Reasons families end up needing it
- A house sale closes before the next address is ready
- A Greenbrier HOA pushes its move-in date past the current lease
- A piano needs somewhere to sit until the next house, or until a tuner’s booked
- A kitchen or garage remodel means clearing the house out for a few weeks
- A PCS date shifts the move while the old place still needs emptying
What it costs by the month
| Unit size | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Small (studio-sized load) | $110 to $170 |
| Medium (one to two bedrooms) | $170 to $235 |
| Large (three or more bedrooms) | $235 to $300 |
Pair it with a booked move and the first month is usually half price
That discount applies automatically once storage is paired with a scheduled move. When Nadia already knows a Greenbrier closing is still pending, or financing is holding up a sale, she works the storage timeline into your quote from the first call instead of tacking it on later.
A single number covers the whole arrangement
One quote at booking covers pickup, however long the stay runs, and final delivery. If a closing drags on for weeks, what you owe doesn’t change. And when delivery day comes, it’s the same crew that loaded your truck the first time, nobody new walking through the job again.