Why Us

Security Self Storage has been in business since 1977. We have a long history of providing exceptional service over the years. Package delivery is available for commercial accounts and we accept all major credit cards for your convenience. We are constantly looking for ways to make improvements and upgrades whenever necessary. We are regularly replacing older doors with new ones for easy access, maintaining lawn upkeep and snow removal, from painting projects to planting flowers, we pride ourselves on an appealing appearance in addition to a sound structure. With professional and friendly office management on site seven days a week, you can rest assured that your items are consistently safe and sound under an alert and watchful pair of eyes.

Meet our staff:
Frank always has a cup of coffee or cocoa served up for the delivery drivers, postal workers, and tenants over the winter, or a refreshing bottle of Gatorade during the hot summer months to ensure our tenants stay hydrated while moving their belongings from one destination to another. He also likes to keep the candy dish full as a treat when people stop in our office.

Becky is our other full time office manager who enjoys meeting new people on a daily basis. You will always find her with a smile on her face ready to assist with any questions or concerns that come along with the stress of moving. She has a degree in Accounting but loves to create art, jewelry , and design clothing in her spare time. Why not stop in and view all that our facility has to offer.

Terry is the newest addition to the Security Self Storage team and a part-time Facility Manager;  “I have worked in customer service areas all my working life and am looking forward to helping you with your storage needs or to answer any questions you might have. My goal is to make your moving and/or storage experience as pleasant and easy as possible – just ask! I have lived in Madison for over 40 years and am a lifelong soccer & rugby player and referee and still active in the Madison sporting community.”