The young man I dealt with lived up to their name. He was very nice and understanding when I had to…read morecut my use of the space short. He accepted payment for half the month. He responded to my texts and phone calls almost immediately. I would recommend this service to anyone in need of self-storage.

I rented 2 units at the Nokian Tyres Dr facility, both were very clean. I rented one unit by…read morecontacting Brett, and he was very nice, helpful and provided quick responses. I then rented a second unit using the self-serve kiosk, which was very convenient and easy to use. It was also nice to have 24 hour access and a security gate around the facility. I will definitely use Champlain Valley Self Storage again in the future!

From the owner: With our third location opening in June of 2024 we are one of the Burlington area's newest, most…read moreupdated self storage facilities and offer our tenants 24-7-365 access via secure gate and keypad . We're also the only facility in the area to offer 24/7 LIVE support via our touch-screen rental kiosk to make your move-in fast and convenient! 5x5, 5x10, 10x10, 10x15, 10x20, 10x25 and 12x30 units available! Whether you need short term storage for your dorm room, or long term commercial storage for your overstock inventory we have a storage solution for your needs. ALL units over drive-up access directly to your unit door for easy loading and unloading.

I saw an advertisement for this company on Facebook and it turns out my uncle owns it! Maybe I'm a…read morelittle biased but its a great place to store my stuff. Since its a new business I paid the going rate, but the rates are very good. Better than renting an apartment for a few months just for my stuff when I'm out of town. I can leave everything and know it will be safe and secure in one of the small units. The reservation and set up is easy since I did it all through the website. I have my own key so I can go back and check on or get my stuff anytime, very convenient. I could see how students at the local SUNY schools, Clarkson or St. Lawrence would want to store their stuff here when they are out of town. Saves from having to rent an apartment.

The best storage facility ever. The owner has helped my family in so many ways. I highly…read morerecommend this place.

I have been dealing with Rudd and his team of experts for about 10 years and the service that I…read morereceive is always top notch . All his counter people are experts and know their products . The delivery service is always on time and eager to lend a hand. All and all we would never even think of dealing with any other company

From the owner: T.C. Murphy Lumber Company can be proud to be selling the worlds most renewable resource, lumber,…read moreat one end of its business and generating its electrical needs by using another renewable resource, water, at the other end. Adirondack ingenuity, hard work and a true respect for the environment can be used to sum up these real life historical events that have taken place at the mill creek dam. The mill was powered by a 21″ S. Morgan Smith Turbine that with a 17-foot head developed 59 horsepower. The water was brought into the mill through a large wood flume and pen stock. The flume was unusual in that four or five logs could be floated in and lifted at the same time with a jack rig, putting the logs onto the skids and ready to roll on to the carriage. In 1958, the wood flume and pen stock were very rotten. The turbine was worn out, and estimates for replacing it were over $6,000 for materials alone. This brought about the decision to pour a concrete wall that would seal off the flume and shut down the Saw Mill. For the first time in 131 years the land on the east side of the mill creek dam did not use the power of the water to operate machinery. This changed with George Van Voorhis III’s vision to use the energy from the dam to produce electricity for the Lumber Company. In 1979 the vision became a reality with the purchase of a 1933 S. Morgan Smith hydroelectric turbine that produces 95 horsepower.