Self-Storage Terms & Conditions

These are the standard terms of Tera Containers, LLC (“we”, “us”) for the rental of self-storage space in shipping containers at our depot. By signing a storage agreement or taking possession of a storage unit, you (“the customer”) accept these terms.

You rent a designated container storage unit at our depot for the term stated on your storage agreement. The unit is for storage of personal or business goods only. We do not guarantee a specific container number, only a unit of the size and type agreed.

Depot access is during posted gate hours. You must keep your access code or key secure and not share it. You use the depot at your own risk and must follow all site safety signage and instructions from our staff.

You must not store hazardous, flammable, explosive, illegal, perishable, or living items, or anything that poses a risk to people, other units, or the depot. We may require removal of any prohibited item and may dispose of it if it presents an immediate risk.

Rent is payable monthly in advance by the method agreed in your storage agreement. Late payment may incur a late fee as stated in your agreement. Rent unpaid beyond the grace period may result in overlocking of your unit and, ultimately, lien and sale of stored goods as permitted by Florida law.

We hold a statutory lien over goods stored for unpaid rent and related charges, as provided under Florida Statutes Chapter 83, Part III (self-storage facilities). We will give notice as required by law before any sale of stored goods. This does not affect any other rights we may have.

You are responsible for insuring your stored goods. We are not responsible for loss or damage to your goods however caused, including theft, fire, water, pests, or weather, except where caused by our gross negligence or willful misconduct. Goods are stored entirely at your risk.

You may end your storage by giving notice as stated in your agreement and removing your goods, after which rent stops accruing. We may terminate the agreement for breach (including non-payment or prohibited items) on written notice, requiring you to remove your goods within the notice period.

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Florida, USA. Any dispute is subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Florida state and federal courts.