How does Store My Goods work?

You schedule a pickup → our team packs and transports your items → we store them in a secure warehouse → you request return whenever needed.

What types of items can I store in your warehouse storage space?

You can store a variety of items including household goods, office furniture, equipment, inventory, and more. Restrictions apply to hazardous materials and perishable items.

Where is Store My Goods available?

Store My Goods operates Pan India, with dedicated storage services currently available in Delhi NCR, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, and Chennai.

Do I need to pack my items?

No. Our team will handle professional packing and moving of all your goods.

How secure are my stored items?

Our facilities have 24/7 CCTV surveillance, fire safety systems, restricted access, and regular pest control to ensure the safety and hygiene of your belongings.

Is there a minimum number of days for storage?

Yes, the minimum storage duration is 7 days.

How is the storage cost calculated?

Storage pricing is based on the household goods you need to store and the duration. Discounts are available on prepaid plans of 3, 6, and 12 months.

Can I access my items in storage?

Yes. You can visit the warehouse during working hours (with prior notice) or place a return request via the SMG Customer Portal or Customer Support.

What happens if my stored items are damaged or lost?

In the unlikely event of fire, theft, or burglary, your items are protected under the provided Risk Coverage, ensuring financial protection.

What payment modes are available?

We accept UPI, debit/credit cards, and net banking. We strictly do not accept cash payments.

Expert Tips for Safely Packing Shoes and Sneakers for Travel!

28 March 2024

When gearing up for a trip, packing efficiently and effectively is crucial, especially when it comes to footwear. Shoes and sneakers are essential items that require proper handling to prevent damage during transit. Here are some expert tips to ensure your footwear stays safe and sound in your travel bags:

Clean Them Up: Before packing, give your shoes a quick wipe to remove any dirt or debris. This not only keeps your bags cleaner but also prevents stains from setting in during travel.

Stuff Them: To maintain their shape and prevent crushing, stuff your shoes with socks, tissue paper, or shoe trees. This helps preserve the structure of the shoes and prevents them from getting misshapen.
Use Shoe Bags: Invest in shoe bags or re-purpose cloth bags to individually wrap each pair of shoes. This not only protects them from scuffs and scratches but also keeps the rest of your belongings clean.
Pack Strategically: Place your shoes at the bottom of your suitcase or travel bag, near the wheels for better weight distribution. Alternatively, pack them along the sides of the bag to utilize space efficiently.

Separate from Clothes: Keep your shoes separate from your clothing to prevent any transfer of dirt or debris. Use shoe compartments or packing cubes to create a barrier between your footwear and garments.
Choose the Right Bag: Opt for a travel bag with a dedicated shoe compartment or pockets to keep your footwear organized and separate from other items. This ensures easy access and minimizes the risk of damage.
Wrap Fragile Parts: For delicate shoes with embellishments or fragile materials, wrap them in tissue paper or bubble wrap to provide extra protection.
Secure with Straps: If your bag has straps or compression features, utilize them to secure your shoes in place and prevent them from shifting during travel.

By following these simple yet effective tips, you can ensure your shoes and sneakers remain in pristine condition throughout your journey. Happy travels!

Expert Tips for Safely Packing Shoes and Sneakers for Travel!

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