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EXCITING NEW SERVICES NOW AVAILABLE
GIVE RESIDENTS MORE SPACE - WITHOUT LOSING YOURS
If your community doesnβt offer storage, renters will pay someone else for it β or move. Fetch Storage keeps them happy and keeps them homeFetch Storage gives your residents instant access to flexible, offsite storage β without renovations, contracts, or extra staffing.
Fetch Storage Solves the Space Problem β Instantly.
GIVE RESIDENTS MORE SPACE - WITHOUT LOSING YOURS
If your community doesnβt offer storage, renters will pay someone else for it β or move. Fetch Storage keeps them happy and keeps them homeFetch Storage gives your residents instant access to flexible, offsite storage β without renovations, contracts, or extra staffing.
Fetch Storage Solves the Space Problem β Instantly.
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No Build-Outs, No Maintenance, No Cost to You.
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No Build-Outs, No Maintenance, No Cost to You.
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Turnkey Amenity, Activated With a Click.
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Turnkey Amenity, Activated With a Click.
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Flexible Storage for Every Resident β Starting at Just $10/Month.
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Flexible Storage for Every Resident β Starting at Just $10/Month.
Trash Pickup Shouldnβt Be a Daily Fire Drill
We built Fetch Valet Trash to eliminate missed pickups, hallway messes, and vendor excuses β with smart routing, centralized operations, and real-time visibility.
Trash Pickup Shouldnβt Be a Daily Fire Drill
We built Fetch Valet Trash to eliminate missed pickups, hallway messes, and vendor excuses β with smart routing, centralized operations, and real-time visibility.
Convenience. Savings.
More Reasons to Stay.
Convenience. Savings.
More Reasons to Stay.
Fetch Market delivers everyday essentials - snacks, drinks, household staples, and more - directly to residents' doors. No cost to your community. No fees. No tips.
*Currently available in Austin, TX. Nationwide expansion coming soon!
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