What we hold
Eight categories, one signed inventory.
Each of these fails differently over a multi-year absence — dispersal, escheatment, degradation, or plain forgetting. Pick the one that matches the client.
Consultations with counsel are complimentary. We can meet at the facility or at your office.
Case & Legal Documents
Originals do not photocopy. Executed agreements, deeds, titles, and signed instruments have to exist physically when they are needed — which may be several years after the client last touched them.
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Family Heirlooms
Heirlooms are the property with no replacement and no market. They are also the first thing dispersed when a household breaks up — sold, borrowed, or simply lost track of.
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Jewelry & Watches
Portable, valuable, and easy to liquidate — which makes jewelry the property most likely to disappear from a household during a long absence, and the hardest to prove was ever there.
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Business & Corporate Records
A company does not pause because a principal does. Formation documents, share ledgers, minute books, and executed contracts still have to be produced on demand — by whoever is running the business in the meantime.
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Deeds, Titles & Identity Documents
These are the documents needed to prove ownership, transfer property, or re-establish an identity — and each one takes months to replace if it is lost.
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Precious Metals
Metal keeps its value across a long term better than almost anything else a household owns. It also has to physically survive that term somewhere, and a house that may not be kept is not the place.
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Digital Media & Drives
Drives left plugged in are reachable. Drives left in a drawer degrade. Over a multi-year term, both problems compound — and cloud accounts lapse when nobody pays for them.
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Personal Effects & Photographs
The lowest-value and highest-cost category. Letters, photographs, service records, children’s things. Nobody insures them and nobody can replace them.
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See the vault before you decide.
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.