Truck Rentals in Lower Burrell, PA

“It's a very very very clean storage facility. The prices went up and that was even before inflation. My mother &bro both had storage facilities here a few months before my husband and I got one. They were running some type of Bogo at the time my immediate family got there's. When I went to get ours...it was over. I mean...nothing beats having a family member with a lot of space that can just let u store stuff there instead of paying for it. We have a next to largest facility and with tax it's a little high. I'm not sure what other places charge however. So maybe its really not that high. If your going in, thinking your going to get some Bogo deal bc your family was in there a month or 2 prior to when you went to rent your facility (like I did) then it's not bogo in addition to the rates higher than u thought...its just w rude awakening. I do wish u-haul and the dollar tree across the lot from them would get together some how with the city and do the right thing and block off the nesting killdeer. I counted at least 4 or 5 mating pair of killdeer and ppl where just totally ignoring them and practically running them over. Ppl must not have a clue that they're a federally protected bird&its not ok to have them ran over by a bulldozer or two either. All that gravel u-haul has closer to the dollar tree is nesting areas that should have cones or caution tape around them. There are schools that are closing entire entrances and parking lots bc they're federally protected birds. I'm not sure why ppl think it's ok to just kill babies and run over nests when those parents work tirelessly night and day to protect them. Then when the little ones hatch they ofcourse can't fly and they just look like little cotton balls running around. They're the closest relative to the extremely endangered piping plover. We need them around. They help us keep so so many bug counts down and without them we'd be really over ran with INSECTS every summer. Can we maybe help them? If your not sure what to do plz contact the Verona Wildlife rehab or your local fish and wildlife service.”