Brimfield Economy Storage

Most Recent Comments

• June 2023 by Joshua Isley
  I'd stay away from Brimfield Economy Storage and find a storage place with a longer grace period, modern payment methods, and a little compassion.Admittedly, I fell behind here and there on my unit because it's not convenient needing to drop off a check (many people don't even have checks anymore) in person vs paying online or via an auto pay. This is 2023, not 1983. However, I always caught it up. I had my unit for over 7 years. I lost my father last year after a 3 year battle with cancer, and the unit had a lot of memories inside. My mom had a heart attack a couple of months ago. Unbeknownst to me, as I never received a notice, the owner auctioned off my unit with my dad's things inside. They are now lost forever. I don't have the heart to tell my mom. You'd think that after receiving well over $7,000 from me in the past, he'd be a little more gracious. I had even dropped off a check for the full amount of back rent but he had sold the unit without my knowledge or being given notice. Fingers crossed the unit sits empty and he loses money on it, especially since he had someone, me, paying on it diligently for the past 7 years.He was legally able to do what he did but it doesn't make it ethical. I hope he loses sleep over it but undoubtedly he'll sleep like a baby... after all, it wasn't his dad's things or his mom that was in the hospital.To reiterate, stay far away from Brimfield Economy Storage. I thought going to a small business where the owner is the one you talk to would be better. It's not. Go for the chains, like a Uhaul or something. They are large and impersonal but it doesn't really matter and at least you can use a payment method the Flintstones wouldn't be familiar with...
• April 2021 by Jason Rudawsky
  Some minor hiccups with access but the owner almost always answers the phone number and is quick to be there if needed.
• April 2018 by bill prewitt
  Cheap rates
• June 2017 by Bob Bruno
  Great storage facility
• December 2016 by Brett Mansdorf
  Spent a few months in a 10X24 - which has two doors (drive thru - if you can make the turn on the backside), manager is pleasant - facility is very clean, and fairly newer. It is gated with automated keypad (and like all others the keypad has a personality of its own). Gate is a pivot lift. Doors on units are decent. Lock latch (what you put your lock on) is SMALL. Abloy Enforcers will NOT fit. If you are on the main drag (drive) its very big - easily turn around with trailer... Backsides aren't easily accessed (if you have a trailer you will be backing down them). My unit had two lights (at each overhead door) in standard sockets on the ceiling on pull strings - both worked, but front one's pull string switch did not (screw / unscrew for on / off). I didn't bother telling the mgmt - I replaced bulb with flood (and left for next tenant) - karma... 10X24 was 9'7"X22'9" actual - like every other storage facility the dimensions are OUTSIDE, not inside - but again - they all do this. I tried my trailer (why I rented it) but its was 2.1" too long - so I used for other things. Rates are good and they prorate first month (making the rent due on the 1st). No CC. Would I recommend - YES - with the caveat regarding Mogadore rd... It gets very backed up due to the CR18/I76/Mogadore rd intersection.