We are always excited to receive a positive response when establishing our presence in a new market,” said Michael McAlhany, president and founder of UNITS Mobile Storage.  “The addition of our four new locations strengthens both the UNITS Mobile Storage brand and our expansion goals for 2007.”

Target states for UNITS growth include Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas, Virginia, Maryland, Texas, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Maine, and New Hampshire.  In total, UNITS projects opening 50 locations through franchise expansion over the next five years.

UNITS Mobile Storage is a revolutionary service that provides its customers with an easy and economical storage solution.  Whether you’re a homeowner undergoing a house remodel, a small business owner in need of extra storage space, or a contractor looking for secure storage on a jobsite, UNITS can fulfill the needs of any type of customer.

Unlike its competitors, UNITS’ storage containers are specifically designed as water, mold, and UV resistant.  Each ‘UNIT’ is stronger, weighs significantly less, and has a lifespan of more than 10 years. The 16 foot UNIT, the company’s most popular size, is large enough to accommodate moving everything in an average 1500 square-foot house. Customers can also purchase a wide variety of quality packing supplies at competitive prices directly from UNITS. 

About UNITS

UNITS Mobile Storage (Unique, No Hassle, Individual, Transportable, Storage) was conceived and developed in 2003 by Michael McAlhany, founder and president of UNITS’ sister company, Extra-Room-Self-Storage, in response to the continued growth and exciting changes in the self-storage industry.  The concept provides a hassle-free solution to the moving process by offering door-to-door mobile storage – saving customers both time and money.  Adding to its existing two corporate-owned and seven franchised operations,UNITS plans call for 50 franchises by 2011.