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+1 702-656-6664
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| 4680 W Craig Rd, North Las Vegas, NV, 89032 | |
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Specialties
Stor-More Self Storage is located at the corner of Craig and Decatur, behind Brake Master. We offer drive-up and air-cooled units, covered RV spaces and uncovered parking spaces. Our unit sizes range from 5’x5’ to 15’x50’.
Our office is open seven days a week for your convenience. Our onsite resident managers take pride in keeping the property clean and well maintained. To make your move an easy one, we even sell boxes and packing supplies from our office. When you call our proprety, be sure to ask about our free rental truck for move-in day!
We believe that quality is important. Our facility is gated and equipped with security cameras to ensure the safety of both you and your belongings. If you’d like to get a feel for what it would be like to store with us, please call or stop by today! We’ll gladly take you on a tour and answer address any of your concerns. We appreciate your business!
History
Established in 1978.
We started the business in 1978 with a single location in Everett, WA and have grown into several locations in Washington State and a location in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Meet the Business Owner
Ray M.
Business Owner
Ray Moore is the founder and owner of Stor-More Self Storage facilities throughout Washington State. A long time resident, Moore and his family have resided north of Seattle for the past 40 years.
Ray began his career building homes in the 1960’s. He started his land development business: purchasing land, constructing homes and going on to build 110 houses each year into the mid-1970’s.
From this start in development, Ray eventually shifted his buy, build and sell strategy to the burgeoning business of storage facilities.
In 1978, Ray came across an ad in the Wall Street Journal about a weeklong storage seminar in St. Louis. Ever industrious and seeking to grow his business, Ray was one of the first builders at the time to start building storages. Inspired, he purchased a piece of property and built his first storage facility in Everett, WA and the rest is history, as they say.
