Your belongings matter. Tenants are responsible for the personal property placed inside their storage units, and Storage Source One's property insurance does not insure the contents of an individual tenant's unit.
You are responsible for the belongings stored inside your unit. Storage Source One does not insure or guarantee the personal property placed in a tenant's storage space.
Your rental agreement may require you to maintain qualifying coverage for your stored belongings. You may be able to meet this requirement by providing proof of eligible insurance, enrolling in an available tenant protection option, or purchasing qualifying coverage independently from a licensed third-party provider.
Tenant insurance is generally an insurance policy issued or administered by a licensed insurance provider. Coverage is subject to policy limits, deductibles, covered events, exclusions, eligibility rules, and other terms.
A tenant protection plan may be a contractual arrangement offered in connection with a storage rental rather than an individual insurance policy. Review its written terms carefully before enrolling.
A homeowners, renters, or commercial policy may provide off-premises coverage. Ask your insurer to confirm coverage and acceptable proof.
When an available option is offered during the rental process, review program documents carefully before enrolling.
Ask About Available OptionsResearch independent providers and compare coverage, limits, exclusions, deductibles, pricing, and state availability.
Research Independent ProvidersWhen using an existing policy, Storage Source One may require documentation showing that qualifying coverage is active. Required documentation may vary by location and rental agreement.
Storage Source One is not affiliated with, sponsored by, endorsed by, or acting as an agent, broker, representative, administrator, or insurer for any independent provider listed on this page. Provider names and links are supplied solely for general informational and research purposes. Storage Source One receives no compensation for these listings unless expressly disclosed. Inclusion does not constitute a recommendation or guarantee of coverage, pricing, availability, licensing, financial strength, service, or claims performance.
Offers self-storage tenant insurance and tenant protection-related programs. Review current limits, exclusions, deductibles, eligibility, and state availability directly with the provider.
Visit provider website ↗Offers tenant insurance options for stored belongings. Confirm availability, pricing, covered events, and policy terms directly with the provider.
Visit provider website ↗Offers independently purchased insurance for traditional and mobile storage. Verify the applicable policy terms, coverage limits, exclusions, deductible, and availability.
Visit provider website ↗Offers insurance products for property stored in self-storage facilities. Obtain and review a current quote and policy documentation before purchasing.
Visit provider website ↗Makes tenant contents insurance available for property stored in participating self-storage facilities. Confirm facility and location eligibility directly with the provider.
Visit provider website ↗Insurance products and contractual protection plans are subject to their own terms, exclusions, limitations, deductibles, eligibility requirements, underwriting standards, and state availability. Contact the provider or a licensed insurance professional before purchasing or relying on any coverage.
Depending on the policy or plan selected, coverage may address certain losses involving stored property. No event should be described as covered unless the applicable written documents expressly include it.
No. Storage Source One’s facility or property insurance does not insure a tenant’s personal belongings. Tenants remain responsible for protecting the property placed inside their units.
Coverage may be required as a condition of the applicable rental agreement, even though storage insurance itself is not generally mandated by law. Review your rental agreement and location-specific requirements.
Possibly. Some policies include limited off-premises coverage, while others exclude or restrict property stored in a storage unit. Contact your insurer to confirm coverage and obtain acceptable proof.
Storage Source One may request a declaration page, certificate of insurance, or other approved evidence showing active qualifying coverage. Required documentation may vary by location and rental agreement.
Not necessarily. Insurance is generally a regulated insurance policy. A tenant protection plan may be a contractual arrangement with different terms and legal structure. Review the actual documents before enrolling.
No. Storage Source One cannot provide individualized insurance advice or guarantee that a particular product is appropriate. Tenants should compare options and consult a licensed insurance professional when needed.
No. The independent providers are listed only as general research resources. Storage Source One does not endorse, represent, underwrite, administer, or guarantee their products.
No. Every policy and protection plan contains limits, exclusions, conditions, and eligibility requirements. Review all documents carefully before relying on coverage.
Not always. Personal policies may limit or exclude business property. Commercial tenants should speak with a licensed insurance professional about appropriate business-property coverage.
Claims are handled by the applicable insurance company, agency, plan administrator, or other provider identified in the tenant’s coverage documents—not by Storage Source One unless expressly stated in a written tenant protection agreement.
For advice about specific insurance products, limits, exclusions, or claims, contact a licensed insurance professional or the applicable provider.