Cypress Creek Storage, LLC 15420 Telge Rd. Cypress, TX 77429

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Cypress Creek Storage 15420 Telge Rd Cypress, TX 77429

Cypress Creek Storage - 10x15 storage units

Cypress Creek Storage

When I was growing up,  (no, I didn't have to walk to school, uphill, both ways, barefoot) when I wanted money I had to earn it. I babysat every summer from the age of twelve. One year, I babysat a toddler still in diapers and I had never even changed a diaper before. Well, I figured it out and there was no google back then. Barbaric, I know. The point is, when my nieces wanted to hang out with me one day over the summer, I happily brought them to work with me. I explained I needed some videos to advertise our storage units which led to lots of other explaining on the importance of small businesses but I will leave that for another day. My nieces don't know anything about storage, but they do know how to be cute and I don't know how to make a video of a 10'x15' storage unit interesting. So, we learned together, not that we have a masterpiece on our hands, but we learned, without the help of google, how to make a video that combined our knowledge together and got the job done. Conclusion, you can do two cartwheels inside a 10'x15' storage unit. And, kids wages are a lot more now than they were 35 years ago; $20 each, yeeesh.

5'x5' Storage Unit At Cypress Creek Storage

Cypress Creek Storage

5'x5' storage units are commonly used for small furniture, holiday decorations, extra clothing and luggage. Ideal for people living in apartments and homes with little storage space or saving items for kids when they go away to college or sentimental items passed down for generations that don't quite fit with your homes current decor. The climate controlled units make storing items like leather, furs, and musical equipment possible. These small 5'x5' units a versatile, convenient, and cost efficient.

A little generosity can make a tragic situation a little bit better.

I am writing this to let you know how much I love our community and am a firm believer in helping neighbors. The tragic flooding last month caused our city to come to a standstill, yet worse, people were left homeless, irreplaceable belongings were lost, furniture ruined, and lots and lots of carpet and sheet rock require replacement. The neighborhood across from our facility was hit hard and several of our current tenants homes were flooded. Wanting to help, I told everyone I knew and posted an ad on Facebook that I would allow anyone affected by the flood to use a 10x10 storage unit free of charge for 60 days, availability permitting. Many people took me up on our offer for help. The look of shock on the flood victim's faces, their disbelief at the situation, and the overwhelming clean up ahead, did not deter from their sense of gratitude at the help we offered. The units were empty, people needed them to store what belongings they could salvage, we offered, and they gratefully took them. Further, the teachers at Black Elementary wanted to help keep their kids spirits up while they were out of school for the week by throwing a hot dog picnic for them. We were asked to provide parking since there was no room in the neighborhood as they did not want to hinder the massive clean up operations going on. Of course, I agreed, never realizing the entire school staff would take over every free space of land we have. The sheer number of volunteers was incredible. Can you imagine how happy those kids were having a picnic with their teachers? The teachers and staff at Black Elementary, also, donated cleaning supplies and bottles of water and handed out gift cards to families. There were countless acts of generosity and support immediately following the flood, as well as, continuing efforts. My friends have turned their birthday party show with local bands at Rudyard's on May 13th into a benefit for our friends, a family that lost everything in the flood and like so many, did not have flood insurance on their contents. I, also, want to give a huge thank you to my mom, part owner of Cypress Creek Storage, who immediately opened up her home to my friends who lost everything. You have to understand, they had a home one day and the next it was taken away from them by the flood waters. Going from being a homeowner to homeless is shocking, terrifying, and overwhelming, especially when your daughter is only twelve months old. The important thing is we all come together and help in whatever way we can, sometimes it's offering a place to stay, sometimes it's volunteering your time, sometimes it's donating money or items, and sometimes it's simply an offer of a dry place to store your belongings.

Black Elementary Staff

For further information on the support from the CFISD community: http://www.cfisd.net

To help my friends Jeff, Kristin, and baby Simone https://www.gofundme.com/ujzyuj2s

Storage in Cypress, TX 77429