Point of the Mountain Storage

Point of the Mountain was built as a multi-building campus to serve all three. Drive-up self-storage units carry the everyday household demand from the surrounding residential growth, with unit sizes ranging from 5x10 small-inventory units up through 10x20 and 10x30 for the moves and the larger gear hauls. Oversized RV parking and boat storage carry the recreation-driven demand from the I-15 commute pattern. The site partners with U-Haul for moving rentals, which gives the facility a built-in demand engine on top of self-storage lease-up.

Construction is pre-engineered metal building across every structure on the site. Steel frames engineered to the Salt Lake County and Utah County jurisdictional snow, wind, and seismic loads (the site straddles county-line considerations, and the structural package was sized accordingly). Standing seam Galvalume roofs, 26-gauge A-panel walls, and EP3 corrosion-proof spring roll-up doors.

RV storage drive aisles were sized for back-in and pull-through access by Class A motorhomes, fifth wheels, and full-length boat trailers. Door clearances on the enclosed RV bays handle the rigs that the Wasatch Front market actually drives, not the lowest-common-denominator clearance that most converted self-storage facilities offer. That difference is what gives Point of the Mountain its multi-year average tenant tenure on the boat and RV side, where most facilities churn at the eight-to-twelve-month conventional self-storage rate.