- Meet the needs of your tenants to increase occupancy: Renters are looking for accessible, clean facilities to store their valuables. You can make your property more convenient to use by clearing the debris from your hallways, entryways and driveways. Clean up your facility by dealing with pests and sweeping the floors. When you meet your tenants’ needs, you can hold onto them for longer and increase occupancy. They’ll also be more likely to refer you to their friends and family.
- Make your facility more secure: Thieves and intruders can find the weak parts of your facility to access everyone’s valuables. Updating your security system and replacing broken doors or locks can make your facility more secure. A secure facility protects your investment and is more appealing to potential tenants and buyers.
- Protect your investment: Your facility’s locks, doors and building materials should last a long time. By inspecting and maintaining these parts of your property, you can prevent future replacements. Potential buyers of your property appreciate the work you put into your investment because it’ll be less work they have to do.