Storage for Restoration Companies

Restoration & Insurance Partners

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When disaster strikes, we're here.

Real people, real fast, on the Utah line

Restoration doesn’t run on business hours, and neither does secondary damage. Mold starts within a day or two of a water loss. Smoke residue sets deeper every hour. You need contents out of the house and somewhere safe before the drying equipment goes in.

Call our Utah number and you reach the people who dispatch the truck, not a call center three states away. Tell us the address, how many rooms, and when. Next-day is usually possible; same-day happens when the schedule allows. When a water-main break flooded sixteen houses in one Utah neighborhood at once, we had containers at every one of them the same day.

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Velox portable storage container being delivered to a Utah home

We've Got Your Back When Disaster Hits

What a pack-out container gives you

Contents out fast, and out of the way. Your crew packs straight into a container in the driveway. No truck runs to a storage facility, no double-handling of damaged goods.
Dry and locked while the claim moves. Welded steel, gasketed doors, 8 × 16 ft, about 800 cubic feet inside each unit. It keeps out rain and snow. It is not climate controlled, so paper, electronics and art should still go to a controlled facility.
Room for the job, not a fixed size. One unit for an apartment fire, several for a whole-house water loss. Order what the first day needs and add units as the scope grows.
Stays on site, or comes to our yard. If the homeowner needs the driveway back, or the house is unsafe, we move the loaded container to our gated yard in Springville or Pleasant Grove. Storing it there adds nothing to the monthly rate.
Heavy contents are fine. Load limit is 7,500 lb per container. Talk to us before loading safes or machinery.

How it works

How a restoration pack-out works

You call or text. Address, rough scope, and when. Unsure where the container should sit? Text a photo of the driveway or street.
We set the container. The truck stays on the street; a machine sets the unit wherever a truck could drive. Placed, not tipped or dragged. Your crew can start loading the same hour.
The claim runs on its own clock. The container stays as long as the job does. One-month minimum, then pick-up whenever you say. The rate doesn’t climb after month one, and there’s no deposit.
Contents come home. We deliver the container back to the restored house, or wherever the homeowner landed, and pick it up empty when they’ve unloaded.

Built for the claim

Built for adjusters, inventory teams and stressed homeowners

Access for documentation. On site, the container is yours to open whenever the inventory team, the cleaning specialist or the adjuster needs it. At our yard, access is by appointment.

One point of contact. The same person who took your call can answer the homeowner’s questions, reschedule a pick-up, or add a second unit. No ticket numbers.

Predictable numbers for the file. Pricing depends on how many containers, how long, how many moves, and distance from our nearest yard. You get the number before you book.

Jobs we see

The jobs we see most in Utah

Water losses. Burst pipes and supply-line failures in winter, basement flooding in spring. Furniture, documents and belongings need to be out before drying starts. This is the most common pack-out we run.

Fire and smoke. Contents often sit for weeks while cleaning, testing and replace-or-restore decisions happen. A container on site, or held at our yard, means the homeowner isn’t paying for a facility across town.

Mold remediation. Everything in the affected rooms comes out and stays out until clearance. A sealed container keeps contents separate from the work area.

Storm and wind. When damage hits a whole street, several crews need containers on the same day. We’ve done it.

Remodels that turn into restorations. A kitchen tear-out that finds water damage behind the cabinets. The same container that was holding the appliances holds the pack-out.

Flexible when the claim isn’t. Coverage disputes, extra damage found behind a wall, a homeowner who changes plans: rescheduling is a call or text, and it’s fine unless the truck is already on its way.

Ready to Partner Up?

Disasters don't wait. Neither should storage for restoration companies.

Restoration companies, insurance adjusters and property managers: Call or text (801) 362-9978 in Utah or (720) 674-8777 along Colorado’s Front Range, or use the form below. Tell us your typical scope and we’ll set up a direct line for your dispatch. If you already have a job today, skip the form and call.

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Three restoration jobs, start to finish

Here is what a pack-out container looks like on a real Utah job. No company or customer is named.

Sandy: 36 inches of water, a container on the driveway in minutes

The job. A rainstorm overwhelmed the city storm drains on a street on Sandy’s east bench and the runoff went straight into a family’s basement, about 1,500 square feet of it, under 36 inches of water. The restoration company needed every piece of furniture and every box out of the house before the drying equipment could go in.

The problem. Contents jobs stall when there is nowhere to put the belongings. Trucking everything to a warehouse means double handling and a second trip for the homeowner’s things later.

What we did. The restoration company’s office happened to be about five minutes from where our truck was. We had an 8×16 container on the driveway within minutes of the call, the fastest delivery we have ever done. The crew packed out straight into the container, locked it, and the dryers went in the same day. The container stayed on the driveway until the job was done and the family could unload it back into their home.

Why it worked. The container sits at ground level, so the crew loaded with a dolly, no ramp. One steel unit holds about 800 cubic feet, roughly a 1,500 square foot home’s worth, and takes up one parking stall. The family’s things never left their property.

Murray: flooded at sunset, container on the driveway by morning

The job. A freak rainstorm hit Murray at sunset. The storm drains on one street clogged and water ran into the basements of a few homes at the end of the street. A restoration company called us that evening for one of them.

The problem. A flooded basement has to be emptied fast, before carpet, drywall and furniture start growing mold. The family had nowhere to put a basement’s worth of belongings, and the crew could not start drying with the room full.

What we did. By first thing the next morning, once the water was pumped out, there was a Velox container on the driveway. The crew packed the basement out into it the same day and got the dryers running. One container held everything.

Why it worked. We are in Murray most weeks because our trucks run between Utah County and Salt Lake City, so a next-morning delivery was a normal day for us. One person at Velox handled scheduling and billing for the whole job, so the project manager had a single number to call. If a job needs the container off the driveway, we pick it up loaded and keep it at our yard, with nothing added to the monthly rate for yard storage.

Taylorsville: a water main break, 16 houses, six containers in one day

The job. A city water main broke in Taylorsville and flooded 16 houses on one street. The restoration company handling the loss ordered six containers.

The problem. Sixteen families and one restoration crew all needed the same thing at once: somewhere to put wet, salvageable belongings so the houses could be stripped and dried. A storage facility across town would have meant 16 separate truckloads and 16 families driving back and forth.

What we did. We delivered all six containers the same day and lined them up on the street in front of the houses, so every family’s things stayed within sight of their own front door.

Why it worked. We keep hundreds of units between our Utah yards, so a sudden ask for several on one day is something we can say yes to. The truck stays on the road and the Mule, our remote-controlled lift, sets each container exactly where it needs to go, so a crowded street full of crews and city trucks was not a problem. One call covered every container: one schedule, one point of contact, one bill.

Working a loss right now? Call or text the Utah line, (801) 362-9978, and you will reach the owner. Loaded moves get priority on our schedule, so next-day delivery is usually possible and same-day happens.

Where we deliver

We deliver portable storage containers across Utah and throughout the Denver, Colorado area.