Danielle was awesome--fast, helpful, and made it stress-free. Whole process was easy, facility is…read morevery clean and secure. Would highly recommend.

CAUTION . BAIT & INCREASE PRICING aka PREDATORY PRICING…read more 10'x10' $134- new customer - June 20, 2025 w/ the 2nd mo free approx $150 for 2 mo. 10'x10' $282- 9 yr customer - June 1, 2025 2 mo is $564 Customer loyalty at this company will cost you over 100% more monthly. Nice and professional staff with clean units. It's the business model and that is caution predatory. After doing business with them for 9 years I wish I would have went somewhere else. Dear City & County Planning Departments, please don't approve any future projects from this company. They are NOT helping our community with their continual rate increases. I spoke with management she said it all handle by corporate. (42 views in 23 hrs are probably your own people)

NEW I have been leasing an office space here for the better…read morepart of 2023. Ryan Phillips is the onsite Director Operations and does a terrific job. He communicates well with tenants on any issues that may affect us. He fixes issues quickly and has made a number of improvements. I occasionally enjoy the food truck that Ryan contracted to come onsite! Its actually really amazing food especially when I dont have time to leave the office to find something in town. This is a well run place if you need an office or large secure yard for equipment. Location is really ideal. Easy on/off the 101 freeway.

Ryan, I can't say enough about this person. Professionalism is an understatement. Ryan is the…read moredefinition of customer service with value. Very quick to respond to questions and requests. Makes the leasing process easy and simple. Ensures safety and security on and around the premises. I highly recommend if you're looking for an office, parking or yard space to contact Ryan. I guarantee you will not be disappointed.

I needed to store a few things during a recent move. They were clean, and none of my stuff got…read moredamaged. In my book, that qualifies as a positive experience where self storage is concerned. "...the capitalist mode of production must continue to exist unchanged, but nevertheless "the so-called propertyless classes" are to be raised "to the level of the propertied classes." However, it is an unavoidable preliminary condition of the capitalist mode of production that a really, and not a so-called, propertyless class, should exist, a class which has nothing to sell but its labor power and which is therefore compelled to sell its labor power to the industrial capitalists." - Friedrich Engels, The Housing Question

We visited Storage Master on 3205 Dutton Avenue on Thursday and met with the manager, Suzi. She was…read moreinitially friendly and helpful. She showed us a specific 10x30 unit we liked and quoted us $219 per month, compared with the $199 rate shown online for a generic 10x30. We particularly liked the unit's location and the fact that Suzi lives onsite, which gave us some comfort from a security standpoint. She also told us that, under a new California requirement, storage contracts must disclose the maximum rate a customer could be charged during the first 12 months. We appreciated what appeared to be transparency. Unfortunately, everything unraveled once we tried to reserve the unit. Suzi told us that, to receive the $219 rate for the specific unit she showed us, we would have to make the reservation online because the price would be higher if we rented it in person. The problem was that the website would not allow us to select or reserve that specific unit. My husband therefore made an online reservation for a 10x30 so that we would at least have a reservation in place, and then called to make sure it could be applied to the unit Suzi had shown us. Unfortunately, he was unable to speak with Suzi because she was not "on duty," so he was instead routed through StoragePRO's centralized customer service and an onsite employee named Danielle. Over the weekend, he was bounced between centralized customer service and Danielle. By then, the price for the same unit had already increased from $219 to $249. Danielle initially resisted taking a message for Suzi, insisted she could handle the issue, and then ultimately said there was nothing she could do. My husband called again on Monday. The price for the exact same unit had now increased again, to $279, just days after we had been quoted $219 in person. He again asked for Suzi to call us. She never did. I finally reached Suzi on Wednesday. Her first response was that "corporate" sets the rates and she could do nothing about them. After I explained that we had followed her instructions and tried to reserve the unit online immediately after our visit, but the website did not allow us to select that specific unit, she agreed to email corporate to see if she would be able get us the rate she initially quoted for the unit we wanted. She said she would get back to me early the next day. She didn't. When I had still heard nothing by that afternoon, I left her a message. Again, no response. So, within a few days: * We were told we had to reserve online to receive the quoted $219 rate * The online system would not let us reserve the specific unit we had inspected * The price for that same unit then went from $219 to $249 to $279 * We were repeatedly passed between centralized customer service and onsite staff * Multiple requests for a call back were ignored * A promised follow-up never happened * Even a follow-up message after that missed commitment received no response This was before we had even signed a contract or moved a single item into the facility. That is the biggest red flag of all. Once a storage unit is full, customers have very little practical leverage because moving everything again is expensive and disruptive. If this is how pricing and communication are handled before they have your business, it does not inspire confidence about what happens afterward. We decided to walk away and give our business to a storage company that actually seemed interested in renting us a unit, provided a written quote for the specific space we inspected, and understood that responding to and communicating with prospective customers is part of the job. Storage Master and StoragePRO gave us every reason to believe the pricing problems and communication failures would only get worse once all our belongings were inside and moving elsewhere became difficult and expensive.

This place is pretty good. I heard it was under new ownership. Big units compared to other places…read morewith smaller units. Pretty good rate. Liking it overall.

The new owners have invested in the property, adding an elevator for people with second-floor…read moreunits, painting, and making other improvements. Convenient location very near downtown SR.

I have been storing our company's film library and equipment at the storage facility on Piner Road…read morein Santa Rosa ever since they opened. The place is clean and dry and cool. All good for the things we store. The office staff is made up of knowledgable and friendly people who can help with any situation. I definitely am very happy with the years that I've been working with them. Highly recommended.

I have only been renting here for several months and I just received notice that they are…read moreincreasing the monthly rental by 52%! That is an outrageous increase. I did like the storage facility for their climate control, easy access, and lighting through the halls. However, to increase the rental by that much is intolerable! Unfortunately, I will be looking for another storage unit because this one has become way too expensive. What a shame.

I Agree with the 12/25/24 review. This place is a scam! Started with 10' at $96.20. Within a few…read moremonths, they raised it to $181.20. I paid that for a few months and now it has been raised to $262.20. The guy Rick is extremely rude and doesnt know the meaning of customer service. Save yourself the trouble and dont go there!!!!!! my review is 0

beware!!!! dont rent…read morea storage space here unless you want to risk all of your valuables being stolen. shout out the "manager" lamont. i moved from a unit where my stuff sat safely for 2 years, into a bigger unit for cheaper (shouldve known) down a hallway without a camera, and 4 ways in/out. hmmm. within about a month, my lock was picked, whole unit torn apart, and all of my most valuable possessions stolen. ironically there are no cameras that show that unit, and if someone had access to other units they could move my stuff into a different unit in the same hallway, without any trace. and then sell the items later. this could only be accomplished by the manager or an acquaintance of his. my lock was picked, unit rifled through and the lock was picked again to re-lock it. only someone with time on their hands would be capable. draw your own conclusion there. i was paid out a tiny insurance payment that covered about 25% of the value of my stolen items. do not rent a unit here!!! i would give negative stars if i could. i paid thousands of dollars for over 2 years only to be robbed.

The proprietors of Hopper Self-Storage are the kinds of people I've found few of in the storage…read moreindustry. They make an effort, they really care about your needs, your stuff, ensuring that you know the in's and out's of how to access your unit, and I even left with the impression that they cared about ME! I was pleased to discover that their facilities are very close to pristine. There are multiple measures in place to make the move easy for you such as: HUGE elevators, complimentary use of wheeled carts, and a generous time frame for access to your belongings. I have visited Hopper Self-Storage at different times, in both the day and evening, and felt safe and secure. Overall, you won't find a better value than Hopper Self-Storage in Sonoma County. Plus, they have an adorable kangaroo as their mascot!

**CAUTION** Before renting at any storage facility managed by Cubix Asset Management, I would…read morestrongly encourage prospective tenants to do their homework and ask a lot of questions. My concerns don't stem from a minor customer service issue. They stem from how Cubix handled the aftermath of a burglary at one of its managed facilities where my property was stolen. As a disabled veteran, many of the items I stored were not simply replaceable household goods. Among the property taken were military awards, memorabilia, service-related keepsakes, and personal belongings collected over years of military service. Some of these items had been with me through multiple duty assignments and major chapters of my life. They carried sentimental value that cannot be measured in dollars and cannot simply be replaced with an insurance payment. After the theft, I spent months attempting to obtain basic information, including insurance contacts, ownership information, preservation of video footage and access logs, and a clear explanation of what happened. The process was frustratingly slow, communication was inconsistent, and getting straightforward answers proved far more difficult than it should have been. The facility advertised security cameras and surveillance. After the burglary, I was informed by the property manager that the camera covering the area of my unit was not functioning or connected to Wi-Fi. Learning that after my property had already been stolen was deeply concerning. I also learned that there had been another break-in in the same area of the facility just days before my unit was burglarized. That raised obvious questions about what additional precautions, inspections, or security checks were performed afterward and whether the advertised daily walkthroughs were actually occurring as represented. What was most disappointing was the lack of urgency and accountability after a customer suffered a significant loss. A theft is stressful enough. Customers should not have to spend months chasing information that should be readily available after an incident, especially when the stolen property includes items that are impossible to replace. In the end, after months of follow-up, the only resolution offered was roughly three months of free rent. While I appreciated that some offer was eventually made, it amounted to very little compared to the value of the property that was stolen and the time spent trying to obtain answers. Rather than providing confidence that the matter had been taken seriously, the offer felt more like an acknowledgment that something had gone wrong without any meaningful effort to make it right. The message I was left with was simple: the loss was significant, but the response was minimal. As a result, I have been forced to pursue the matter in small claims court. If you're considering renting at a Cubix-managed facility, I would recommend asking the following questions before signing a lease: * Who handles theft and loss claims? * How can tenants obtain insurance information if property is stolen? * What procedures exist to preserve surveillance footage and access records? * Are all advertised security cameras actually functioning and connected? * What steps are taken when there is a reported break-in at the facility? * How quickly are customer complaints escalated and resolved? * Who has authority to make decisions when a serious issue arises? I can only speak from my own experience, but based on that experience, I would think carefully before storing anything you would be upset to lose. Renting the unit was easy. Getting answers after a burglary was not. Anyone considering a Cubix-managed facility should spend as much time asking about theft claims, surveillance systems, and incident response as they do comparing rental rates. Those details may not seem important until the day you actually need them.