So with other words, you need to find out are they insured to cover your stuff or do you need to maintain separate insurance (it is recommended that you always carry insurance regardless).
Are they a bonded warehousing company? Can you store items until the duty is paid and it’s cleared by customs? This is very important if you deal with international carriers.
2. Look What Are The Lease Terms
This is more important than you might know. Have you even rented an apartment then realized it wasn’t right for you? Or even worse; had a great opportunity but could break your rental agreement?
Keep this in mind when working with a warehousing company. Make sure they are flexible.
You need a company that won’t lock you into terms that aren’t realistic for your needs. Many businesses are like the ocean tides, sometimes they sitting dry and other times they are over their heads.
