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UNITS Moving and Portable Storage Awards New Locations in Baltimore and Austin

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Moving and Portable Storage Franchises are 30th and 31st Nationally

May 16, 2019 // Franchising.com // CHARLESTON, S.C. - UNITS® Moving and Portable Storage, a national moving and portable storage franchise headquartered in Charleston, South Carolina, has awarded two new territories in Baltimore, Maryland and Austin, Texas. The new franchises are the first in Maryland and the third to call Texas home, joining franchise locations in Houston and San Antonio.

“We’re incredibly excited to award two territories in these terrific American cities,” UNITS Moving and Portable Storage CEO Michael McAlhany said. “We have no doubt our new locations will thrive in these great communities.”

Real estate attorney and entrepreneur Peter Burstein is bringing UNITS Moving and Portable Storage to Baltimore. He’s excited to celebrate a grand opening this summer in the city he’s called home for more than two decades.

“I’m excited to bring a locally-owned portable storage solution to the Greater Baltimore area,” Burstein said. “UNITS Moving and Portable Storage uses advanced technology in their platform making it an ideal solution for families, businesses and communities throughout the region.”

Franchise owners Jon and Ken Fischer are also excited to bring UNITS Moving and Portable Storage’s reputation for high-quality constructed containers, competitive pricing and exceptional customer service to Austin as well.

“We couldn’t be happier to be part of the UNITS Moving and Portable Storage team,” Jon said. “There is so much happening in Austin today, and so many people moving here, that we couldn’t imagine a better place to open a UNITS franchise.”

Founded in 2004, UNITS Moving and Portable Storage launched during the moving and portable storage industry boom. Now serving more than 500 cities throughout North America, UNITS Moving and Portable Storage provides clean, weather-resistant containers up to 16 feet in length. The UNITS Moving and Portable Storage robotic delivery system is the most technologically advanced in the industry, virtually eliminating any shift in contents when lifting containers on and off transport vehicles.

UNITS Moving and Portable Storage directly competes in a $42 billion industry that includes self-storage, on-site storage, self-service moving and long-distance moves. Today, one out of every 11 Americans rents a storage container, the majority of them (52 percent) reporting that they rented their storage unit for one year or longer.

About UNITS® Moving and Portable Storage

Established in 2004, UNITS® Moving and Portable Storage was founded by Michael McAlhany during the emergence of the moving and portable storage industry. The company's mission was to provide personal customer service and supply the most innovative and highest quality equipment. Nationwide UNITS® Moving and Portable Storage are locally-owned and operated and familiar with the communities they serve. UNITS® Moving and Portable Storage offers high-quality constructed containers featuring barn-style doors and all-steel construction. The UNITS® Moving and Portable Storage container is clean, weather-resistant, spacious and available in 16-ft. lengths. The UNITS® Moving and Portable Storage robotic delivery system is the most technologically advanced in the industry, virtually eliminating any shift in contents when lifting containers on and off transport vehicles. The container may be placed in a UNITS® Moving and Portable Storage service center or at the customers desired location, always at ground level for easy access. The national network of UNITS® Moving and Portable Storage and Service Centers currently services over 500 cities in North America with additional locations scheduled to open in 2019.

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Matt DeMargel
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mdemargel@919marketing.com

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