Salisbury Radio is proud to welcome Giant Storage to our growing list of partnership advertisers.
The family-run self-storage company headquartered in Salisbury, is continuing to grow its presence across Wiltshire and Somerset, offering secure, flexible and affordable storage solutions for both households and businesses.
Henry Langdon from Giant Storage says, "Our company’s focus has always been on simplicity and transparency.
"We're excited to use advertising on Salisbury Radio to explain to listeners how we make storage straightforward, with no hidden fees, no complicated contracts, just secure space you can access whenever you need it."
The Salisbury Highpost facility has become particularly popular with residents moving house, renovating properties, or needing additional business storage space.
Units range in size from small household storage to large-capacity containers suitable for full home contents or commercial stock.
The company also has established facilities in Old Sarum in Salisbury as well as Amesbury, Frome, Yeovil, Warminster and Crewkerne.
The company's seven sites means Giant Storage is becoming one of Wiltshire and Somerset's leading providers of container-based storage facilities.
Mr Langdon adds, "Unlike traditional indoor storage units, we use robust steel shipping containers designed for durability, security and weather protection.
"Each of our units offer drive-up access so customers can load and unload directly from their vehicle without the need for lifts, trolleys or long corridors."
All sites are fully gated and monitored by 24/7 CCTV, with customers holding individual access and control of their own units.
Salisbury Radio Head of Partnerships Debbie Edwards says, "It's great working with Henry and his team and we're pleased to help Giant Storage grow as they increase their capacity at Highpost to meet increased local needs."
For more information about Giant Storage, visit: https://giantstorage.co.uk or call 01722 698 000.
For more information about advertising on Salisbury Radio call Debbie Edwards on 01722 433 300.

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