Closings slip. Leases run out before the new place is ready. DSL Moving keeps a move-gap storage bay at the Spring Grove Avenue yard for that stretch between addresses, billed in flat 60-day blocks instead of a daily rate that creeps up. Aaron Beckjord tracks every inventory tag from intake to pickup.
Storage at the Camp Washington yard
- Move-gap block: 60 days at $90 a month flat
- Same crew that loads the truck unloads it at the bay
- Inventory tagging and padded racking on every piece
- Access by appointment through dispatch
One flat $90-a-month figure – not a sliding daily rate that adds up when a closing gets pushed twice.
How the move-gap block works
Book the load date, hand the goods to the crew at the curb, and set pickup once the new Cincinnati-area address clears. The signed block runs $90 a month for a 60-day window, with early or late release billed at the same rate. See how last-minute moves work.
What’s separate
Storage covers the bay, racking, and inventory tagging. Pre-pack labor, piano climate handling, and storage past 60 days aren’t part of the standard block. Home.
What’s Included
- 60-day move-gap block at $90 a month
- Same crew loads the truck and unloads the bay
- Inventory tagging and padded racking included
- Camp Washington yard, appointment-only access
- No long-term contract required
What Does It Cost?
Pick the clock or skip it — a two-mover crew starts at $99/hr, or lock a flat band by home size from $299
Either way the truck, blankets, and dollies ride free in the number: $99 for two movers, $139 for three, $179 for four, or a flat rate by bedroom count if you would rather skip the clock. Whatever DSL Moving writes on the quote is what shows up on the invoice — nothing gets added after the truck is loaded.
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