Business storage with shelving for professionals and documents formalizes what you’re already doing informally for Blair Jewer, Tina Jewer, and Michael Cohn into an actual product line. Every provincial law society mandates specific retention periods for closed client files, and CPAs carry the same kind of mandated retention on tax and audit records — so lawyers, accountants, notaries, insurance brokers, and engineering firms across the Exploits region are all sitting on legally required file storage they’re currently solving badly, usually by burying a spare office in banker’s boxes instead of using that square footage for billable work. Fit out a secure, access-controlled room with industrial shelving, price it per banker’s box or shelf-foot with a flat retrieval fee for anything they need pulled, and you’ve turned dead storage space into recurring revenue with almost no operating overhead — no staffing, no inventory, just square footage and a lock. You’ve already got three professionals proving the model works; the move now is pricing it as a real tiered service and taking it to every other office in town still burying files in a back room.
