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RV storage in Agawam costs $139 per month, on average.
The RV storage size you need depends on the vehicle class. For instance, a Class A RV needs at least a 15-foot-high, 40-foot-long storage unit, while an RV trailer storage unit could be 10 X 10.
Find RV storage close to home by zooming into your desired areas on the map tool or by typing your city into the search bar. You'll see easy-to-find RV storage units just about anywhere in Agawam.
Here's what you may find:
Access 24-Hour: Rent an Agawam RV storage that has 24/7 access, perfect for getting to your RV any moment of the day.
Security: Be certain that your RV has the most secure storage possible with a listing that offers security features like a padlock, 24/7 surveillance, security cameras, or an access code.
Start and run your engine monthly if you're not using your RV for an extended period of time.
Here's what you should do if you're using long-term Agawam RV units: Defrost the refrigerator and clean the interior, repair any cracks or holes to prevent rust, power wash the exterior and put on an RV cover, and start the engine monthly.
When temperatures inch toward the low 30s, it's a good idea to winterize your RV. First, put antifreeze in the pipes. Then, replace A/C filters and take out and store batteries. Finally, stop rodents from making a home in your RV by patching any cracks or holes.
It's not suggested to store your RV outside in the winter. Decrease potential damage from weather with a climate-controlled RV storage unit near Agawam.
You'll need to give your RV extra protection if you're storing an RV in hot weather. Wash and wax the exterior; use tire and window covers and an RV cover; empty, clean, and defrost the fridge; empty water tanks; and increase air flow by opening vents.
It's also a good idea to rent indoor, climate-controlled RV storage to keep mold and mildew from growing inside your RV and keep wood finishes from drying out.
Yes, you should get insurance. Your homeowner's or renter's insurance policy most likely covers potential damage or theft while your RV is in storage.