One Stop Moving & Storage · Rental terms
Every container rents month to month, with no minimum term and no exit fee. The only limits on how long a container stays at your home come from your city or HOA, not from us. These containers are rented, delivered and loaded by One Stop Moving & Storage, a licensed San Diego mover since 2008 at 6260 Marindustry Dr STE B, San Diego, CA 92121. Call (858) 633-8600.
You rent a container one month at a time. There is no minimum term to commit to, and you can end the rental in the first month or the tenth without a fee for leaving.
Ending it takes 24 hours' notice. We come to collect the container, and that trip is part of the delivery and pickup price quoted in writing for your address.
Before the container arrives, the office confirms your booking and checks the address and access for delivery.
The price works the same way at any length. You pay the monthly rate, $99 for a Standard or $175 for a Large, plus delivery and pickup, quoted in writing for your address. Your written quote shows the delivery and pickup price before you book.
How long people keep one depends on the job. Most moving customers keep a container for one to three months; closing dates that do not line up are a common reason to hold it longer. Remodel customers often keep one for four to six months, because the work outlasts a move.
If the job runs over, there is nothing to renegotiate. The rental carries on into the next month until you give notice.
Our terms have no end date, but a city's can. In Chula Vista, a portable storage container in a residential zone must sit inside an existing driveway, one per lot, for no more than 30 consecutive days and 90 days in a calendar year, under CVMC 19.58.445. Confirm the limits with the city before you book.
In the City of San Diego, a container on the street or sidewalk needs a Traffic Control Permit, which lasts up to 7 days, under Information Bulletin 718. We found no city rule requiring a permit on a private driveway. Our driveway permits guide covers the details and the other cities we checked.
HOAs can add limits of their own, so read your CC&Rs if you have them. When a stay will outlast a local limit, plan for it from the start: the container can go to our facility, quoted separately in writing. Or move your things into our climate-controlled vault storage, from $245 a month for a 5×10 in San Diego County.
Enter your ZIP, pick a size and give your best guess at the months. You can keep it longer or end it early.
Questions
As long as you need it. One Stop container rentals are month to month with no minimum and no exit fee. Most moving customers keep one for one to three months, and remodel customers often keep one for four to six. Your city can set its own limit, such as Chula Vista's 30 consecutive days on a driveway.
There is no minimum term and no fee to end your rental. You rent month to month, give us 24 hours' notice when you are done, and pickup is part of your written delivery and pickup quote.
We set no limit, but your city or HOA might. Chula Vista allows one container per lot inside an existing driveway for up to 30 consecutive days and 90 days a calendar year. In the City of San Diego, a street permit lasts up to 7 days. Check the rules for your address before you book.
