What we store · Family Heirlooms
Protecting Family Heirlooms in South Florida
Heirlooms are the assets with no replacement value and no market price. Insurance pays out; it does not give the object back.
Private, by appointment. No account relationship required to visit.
40+
Years in operation since 1983
Zero
Security incidents on record
9R
Highest UL vault rating available
250+
MPH — Category 5 hurricane rated
Why this matters
The risk you are actually carrying
Most heirlooms are lost to water, not theft — a roof failure, a storm surge, a burst line while the family is north for the summer. Seasonal residents carry this risk for half the year with nobody in the house.
Why clients store family heirlooms here
- Waterproof and airtight vault seal, rated through Category 5 conditions.
- Stable climate protects textiles, paper, silver, and photographs.
- Beneficiary designation means the next generation can reach the box without a court order.
- Seasonal residents can leave assets secured while the house sits empty.
Which box size fits
Mixed heirloom collections — silver, photographs, documents, small objects — usually settle into a 5×15×24 or 10×10×24.
Common questions
- What happens to the box when I die?
- With a beneficiary on file or a trust rental, named parties get access without probate. This is worth setting up on day one.
- Can I store photographs and film?
- Yes. The controlled climate is well suited to it.
- I am only in Florida part of the year.
- That is one of the most common reasons clients here rent a box.
Serving clients across Broward County
Store your family heirlooms where it cannot be reached.
Tours are private and by appointment. You will see the vault door, the man-trap entry, and the box sizes in person. No account relationship is required to visit.