Storage Unit Facility

Golf clubs, kayaks, your kids’ football gear, bikes, balls, bats… sports equipment has a way of piling up fast and cluttering up your garage and closets.
But proper storage isn’t just about keeping your gear organized. Here in Texas, it’s also about helping you protect your equipment against the damages of heat and humidity, especially if you’re planning on storing long-term.
Here’s what you need to know about how to keep all your gear in top shape, no matter what the season or sport.
Bikes
Bikes go through a lot, whether you’re riding them in the city or on the trails in one of the many state parks across Texas.
Before storing your bike long-term, give everything a good clean to remove any dust and dirt from the tires and frame that could cause your bike to age prematurely.
It’s also a good time to conduct yearly routine maintenance on your bike, whether you do it yourself or take it into a shop. Check your whole bike for signs of damage, replacing any worn down parts.
Whether you choose to keep your bike in a garage or a storage unit, always store it safely indoors.
Bikes have a lot of complex components to maintain, and exposure to rain, humidity, dirt and harsh sunlight can cause damage and rust. That equals higher maintenance costs and a reduced performance over time, something no bike owner wants to deal with.
Golf Clubs
It may be tempting to leave your clubs in your trunk so you won’t forget them the next time you want to head to the golf course to play a round.
However, golf clubs take up a lot of trunk space, getting in the way of your next grocery run. Plus, it’s not always the best idea to leave your clubs in the car. The hot Texas sun and fluctuating temperatures can lead to rubber grips degrading over time.
If you’re a serious player, your clubs and bag can be a major investment worth hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Proper ...
Texas Mega Storage
September 1st, 2025