Coastal Storage

Coastal Storage runs four self-storage locations in Orleans, on Giddiah Hill Road, two spots on Rayber Road and Route 6A, and it turns up in reviews almost as much for its moving help as for its units. The company describes itself as offering climate-controlled and outdoor storage for household, commercial and seasonal items, plus a moving service for getting boats, cars, RVs, trailers and household belongings in and out. The name that keeps showing up is owner Colby Cameron, credited by name across years of reviews for answering questions quickly and, in more than one account, sending his own crew to pick up boxes from a customer's basement and pack them straight into the unit. One reviewer used the moving side directly, describing a crew member named Aidan who moved belongings from the Cape to two separate addresses in Connecticut. Another described the storage and moving legs together in a 2025 review, calling billing seamless and the moving crew on-time, careful and "top notch." On the storage side, the recurring notes are cleanliness, security — password-only doors, a bathroom on every floor — and climate control holding up for things like stored artwork over multi-year rentals. Pricing comes up favorably in several reviews, with a few customers comparing Coastal to other facilities they had used before and calling it the better deal. Worth knowing before booking: this is a young company. Its BBB file shows the business started in December 2023 and was incorporated as an LLC (under the name Perseverance Coast, LLC) in January 2024, so its written track record runs under two years even though every review on file is five stars. It is also not BBB accredited — a separate paid program many small operators skip rather than a mark against them. For someone who needs secure, climate-controlled storage on the Cape, or wants the same outfit to also pack and move a few things, the reviews point to a responsive, owner-run operation. Worth confirming current pricing and exactly what the moving side covers — local hauling versus a longer trip — since most of what's documented here is the storage business.