Mini Storage Outlet supplied these these (2) mini storage buildings in Bailey, Colorado. They are now part of Deer Creek Secure Self-Storage, a 95-unit self-storage facility located about 45 minutes southwest of Denver.
The storage facility welcomes residential and commercial tenants with traditional outdoor access storage units, RV and boat storage needs and has a fence, gate, digital video surveillance and other security measures in place. All the storage units inside both buildings are accessible 24/7, and all units are climate-controlled, keeping items housed inside them in prime condition.
Mini Storage Outlet worked closely with the self-storage business owner to create buildings that would accommodate the needs of residents living along the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains. The business owner also verified building and engineering codes with the local building department before starting this project and Regency engineered the buildings to meet them.
The population of Bailey and the surrounding area is steadily increasing, rising about 9% in 2020 alone. As population increases, so, too, does demand for self-storage. These buildings bring almost 100 new storage units to the region and pull in a steady stream of revenue for their owner.
Building Features
Location | Bailey, Colorado |
County | Park County |
Job Type | Exterior Access Self-Storage Buildings |
Number of Buildings | 2 |
Total Square Footage | 19,215 |
Number of Units | 95 |
Building Sizes | Building A – 35’x324’x9.5′ Building B – 35’x225’x9.5′ |
Roof Pitches | 3:12 |
Roof Sheeting | 26 Gauge PBR |
Wall Sheeting | 26 Gauge PBR |
Wind Speed | 115 mph |
Snow Load | 35 psf |
Building Code | IBC 15 |
Doors | (89) Janus Model 650 7’x7’ mini storage doors (6) 4070 steel entry doors |
Insulation Type | Roof & Walls: R-13 Insulation |
Additional Features | Gutters and Downspouts |
The town of Bailey sits in the foothills of the Front Range and is one of the biggest communities in central Colorado’s Platte Canyon region. The town sits about 15 miles southwest of Conifer and about a 23-mile drive from Evergreen.
