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“Great place. On a dead end street good for a couple of trucks for overnight parking. Restrooms and vending on site! 2 ladies working in the office are outstanding!!! Loaders are quick and are awesome as well. Overall great experience.”
“Liberty University Warehouse was an old shoe factory that has been restored to resemble a multi-family garage sale, but each family works construction and doesn't know how to throw anything away.The building was built in 1910 and also included a fallout shelter that was accessible from 12th Street. The fallout shelter is completely useless now, unless you are a survivor of a nuclear winter and are looking for a few irradiated rats to munch on.The six-story, 200,000 square-foot warehouse has one freight elevator that has to be opened and closed manually - which is really fun and not at all a bottleneck for the entire operation of the warehouse (especially when someone doesn't close it all the way). When the elevator does get left open and you're patiently waiting on another floor - just keep ringing that call button. Press that sucker down and hold it as if the ghost of Johnnie Moore will haunt you for all eternity if you let go.One of the most interesting things about the warehouse is that it was a featured filming location for a recent blockbuster hit movie - The Trump Prophecy. I won't spoil the movie for you, but if you look closely, you'll find a two second clip of a student blowing a ram's horn next to a pallet of ceiling tiles that are no longer used anywhere on campus.By far, the best reason to visit the warehouse is to meet Steve. Steve works on the first floor and is the best darned Toyota forklift driver you'll ever have the pleasure to me--- Oh, they don't let Steve drive the forklift anymore? Oh, that's a shame. Just for that, I'm bringing this down to four stars.”
“I had a great experience, they were really flexible with our requirements and were able tailor what we needed in regards to cost and availability. Communication was great too!”
“This is the best place I’ve ever been to pick up a load. Arrived 10 minutes before appointment. Got me to a door immediately. As soon as I unhook my truck, go inside, use the bathroom and sit down on the couch, the lady at the window is telling me the truck was loaded. Couldn’t have been more than 10 minutes. The best place to pickup a load. Also don’t forget the people are NICE. All I can say is good job for whoever is running this facility.”
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“The signs need to be more clearer upon arrival. Drive all the way to the end of the fence and beside dock door 20 you will have to follow the instructions below. Aside from that the visit was like any Shipper & Receiver.”