Here in the Roanoke Valley, we love our beautiful Blue Ridge mountains and the changing seasons. But those quick shifts—from a 30-degree chill in March to an 88-degree summer scorcher —are brutal on the things you store. When you add high humidity to that mix (our air is regularly 62% damp or more ), you create a perfect recipe for damage: warping, cracking, mildew, and decay.
If you’re ready to finalize your moving or storage plans near the Cloverdale neighborhood, your final choice should be for protection, not just space. Unregulated storage units, especially those exposed to the sun or outside air, can trap heat and humidity, creating an internal environment that actively ruins your goods.
To truly protect your investment, you need self storage that works like an advanced safe—one that actively keeps the temperature steady and controls the moisture in the air. At Winters Storage - Cloverdale, located conveniently at 8377 Sanderson Dr, Roanoke, VA 24019, our units are designed to keep temperatures within a tight, safe range year-round. This is the only way to ensure these four types of items, which are most vulnerable to the Roanoke climate, stay safe.
1. The Things You Can’t Replace: Paper, Photos, and Family History
Think about the boxes holding your family’s most cherished possessions: photo albums, tax records, legal documents, and rare books. These items are made of paper—and paper is like a sponge for humidity.
Imagine opening a box of irreplaceable family photos only to find they are stuck together and fuzzy with mildew, or your important legal documents have turned brittle and yellow. This damage happens quickly when the air is damp. Mildew starts small, but it spreads fast, making your documents worthless and your photos ruined forever. Renting true temperature controlled storage in Roanoke, VA stops this cycle. By keeping the humidity controlled, we protect these sensitive items from the moisture that breeds mold, ensuring your memories and important records stay crisp and secure.
2. Your Investment Pieces: Fine Furniture and Antiques
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October 15th, 2025