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North Shropshire company 4M expands self storage facilities

By Shropshire Live Business5 September 2023
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Prees-based 4M Portable Buildings has expanded its self storage division with the launch of 30 new indoor units to double its total capacity.

North Shropshire company 4M expands self storage facilities

Available for both domestic and business storage, the rooms are located at 4M’s site just off the A49 between Shrewsbury and Whitchurch.

Room sizes vary from 80 to 160 square feet meaning customers can store items such as machinery, vehicles, boats and furniture alongside paperwork or household items.

Customers have 24/7 access with personalised entry codes and there is a purpose-built off-loading bay and a sizeable car park from which to unload.

The company offers short, medium, and long-term rentals.

Explaining the decision to expand its self-storage division, 4M’s Operations Manager Mark Jones said, “We launched our self storage division in 2021 which has been very successful and, due to increasing demand, we took the decision to invest in additional rooms. 

“We are fortunate to have ample development space here at our site and after looking at a variety of development options, we decided to construct storage units indoors which are really resonating with customers.  Providing top quality rooms and a wide selection of different-sized units were high on our agenda.

“We are now working on the next phase of development as we have the potential to construct a further 40 indoor rooms.”

Owned by the Grocott Group, 4M is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. 

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