UNITS Milwaukee Celebrates First Anniversary
September 1st, 2010 | By admin in Container, Customer Service, moving, storage | No Comments »
Jim and Janelle just days before opening.

UNITS Team (JJ-driver, Janelle-owner, Vicki-customer care, Jim-owner)
Today is our anniversary! September 1st of 2009 we rented our first 16 foot UNIT to a business owner that needed commercial storage. He had purchased another business’ equipment and was not ready to move the equipment into his current location. He needed commercial storage fast and we were happy to deliver. Luck for us, our first 16 foot UNIT was delivered from the manufacturer minutes before we needed it! Our customer rented for over 7 months and then we delivered his excess business inventory to a new location. Another happy customer.
We were a new franchise with just two employees (really, owners). Fast forward one year to today. We have doubled our staff and have provided high quality containers and customer service to hundreds in the metro Milwaukee area. Growing a business during a recession is challenging, but we found the people of metro Milwaukee value good quality product and service at a completive price. Thanks Milwaukee for making our first year a success!
Whether you need residential or commercial storage or moving services in the metro Milwaukee area, call the UNITS‘ team at 414-476-unit (8648). We are looking forward to many more successful years.
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