My girlfriend and I used this Public Storage to house our furniture before our move-in date at our new place this past August. We had no issues moving in whatsoever, and only planned on using this facility for approximately two weeks. However, upon time to move all of our furniture out, and into our new place; the only elevator in the entire building was broken. I was informed by the manager Shannon, that it should be fixed by the end of the week, as well as receiving an apology from her. I checked in later that week, and the only elevator was still broken. I once again spoke to Shannon, she apologized and said it should be fixed by the end of the week. I patiently waited, but to no avail.
As we were approaching the end of August, I asked Shannon to ask her boss if the next month's rent could be waived as we've been trying to remove our furniture for weeks now and the only elevator has always been broken. Shannon said she would inform her boss and get back to me, as I was not the only one with this issue. Yet, with less than two days to go before another month's rent was due, and without hearing anything about rent being waived for Public Storage's negligence; my girlfriend and I struggled to physically carry our furniture down a narrow turning staircase all by ourselves. Keep in mind, we had no issue putting the furniture in because of the flat bed and elevator. But getting the furniture out, caused many knicks, dents, scratches, tears, etc. to befall our furniture.
During our struggle to move all of our furniture out of the unit without the assistance of the only elevator, we spoke to several individuals who were also customers of this Public Storage. All of whom, also noted how they had been waiting weeks to retrieve their belongings from the storage unit as well, but had grown tired of waiting for the only elevator to be fixed. Two different people even explained to me how this only elevator brakes constantly and always seems to go out of commission towards the end of the month, forcing some people to pay another month's rent and thus allowing Public Storage to profit from its own negligence.
After we were settled in to our new place, I went back to Public Storage and asked Shannon for her boss' name and phone number. His name is Anthonio "Tony" Borja. I contacted Mr. Borja numerous times over the course of this month of September. I have left multiple voicemails for Mr Borja. Unfortunately, Mr. Borja, has never once returned any of my numerous calls or voicemails. Mr. Borja is the reason this facility is garbage. Mr. Borja does not care at all about the customer experience. You can contact Mr. Anthonio "Tony" Borja at (818) 244-8080 ext. 1553, but good luck getting him to answer his phone or return your call or voicemail message. read more