Rochester Storage Facility Fire Damages 80 Units, Destroying Sentimental Properties

Rochester storage facility fire damages 80 units, destroying sentimental properties

Firefighters battled for over nine hours to extinguish a blaze that ripped through a Rochester storage facility, leaving 80 units destroyed. The damaged units contained everything from sentimental photos to business items.

3-alarm fire damages Rochester Hills self-storage building

The blaze began around 9 p.m. on Tuesday and was extinguished around 3 a.m.

80 storage units destroyed in massive fire overnight at Sto-Away Storage in Rochester Hills

WWJ Newsradio 950’s Charlie Langton reports the fire broke out at around 9 p.m. Tuesday, and burned for over ten hours at Sto-Away Storage, on John R Rd. near E. Avon Rd.

Crews battle fire at Oakland County storage facility

Crews battled a large fire at a storage facility in Rochester Hills late Tuesday night into early Wednesday morning.

Crews investigating cause of fire at Rochester Hills storage facility, no injuries reported

Crews are assessing the damage after a fire broke out at a storage facility in Rochester Hills on Tuesday night. The fire has been put out, and no one was injured in the incident, according to fire officials.We're told that crews responded to the fire at John R and Avon around 8:43 p.m. last night. Ann Nichols, Fire Marshal and Assistant Chief for the Rochester Hills fire department, tells us that eight departments responded to the scene. Watch …

Why do self-storage units keep popping up in Rochester?

Developers keep adding self-storage facilities across Monroe County as demand stays strong and investors view the sector as a stable real estate asset. The post Why do self-storage units keep popping up in Rochester? appeared first on Rochester Business Journal.