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Cromwell AAA Self Storage celebrates fifth year anniversary

Cromwell AAA Self Storage has nearly 400 fully insulated individual storage bays or units totaling nearly 50,000 s/f. The facility has both climate controlled and non-climate controlled units. The property is spread out over five acres with five single story storage buildings and an office building used for customer service, sales, marketing, storage supply and moving materials, and property management. In an effort to say thank you to the community, Cromwell AAA Self Storage is offering a special program to all customers who establish a new storage account during the months of April and May 2009. They will receive their second month's rent free. In addition, as Cromwell AAA serves a particular niche of being the storage facility of choice for pharmaceutical and other manufacturers' representatives based in central Connecticut, there will be numerous specials run through the balance of the calendar year 2009, with respect to these new accounts. "We are thankful to the community to be able to celebrate five years of operations," said founder Brian Callahan of Old Westbury, New York.
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