TEMP-PACK marks one year since uniting MI-BOX Austin/San Antonio, Self Pack, and Mobile Cold Storage into one Buda-based mobile and cold storage brand.

BUDA, TX, UNITED STATES, August 24, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — One year ago, a Central Texas storage company that had spent a decade operating under three different names stopped doing that. MI-BOX® of Austin/San Antonio, Self Pack, and Mobile Cold Storage became TEMP-PACK Mobile & Cold Storage, one brand covering both portable storage and refrigerated storage across roughly a 75-mile radius from Buda.

The people, the containers, and the service level did not change. The company has been renting portable storage units in Central Texas since 2015. What changed was that a restaurant owner who needed a freezer trailer for a festival weekend and a homeowner who needed a container for a kitchen remodel stopped having to figure out which of three companies to call. It is the same phone number now: 512-385-4444 now a branded house to bring you a wider product line to service more industries,” said Matt Higley, owner of TEMP-PACK. “Customers would rent a container in March, need a refrigerated trailer for an event in June, and have no idea they were calling the same place for both. Putting one name on the whole operation was mostly us catching up to how people already thought about us.”

The consolidated company runs two service lines out of a 49,000 square foot climate-controlled facility in Buda. Mobile storage covers steel containers in 8×8, 16×8, and 20×8 foot sizes, delivered at ground level using the company’s TempTrack hydraulic lift system, then either relocated or stored at the Buda climate-controlled facility. Cold storage covers 8×12 foot refrigerated and freezer trailers that arrive pre-cooled, set anywhere between 0 and 50 degrees Fahrenheit. TEMP-PACK has recently launched their EaaS product line for cold storage, for those customers that are looking for longer-term cold storage needs.

The second product line is the unusual part. Portable storage companies in Texas are not hard to find. TEMP-PACK says it is one of the only ones serving Austin and San Antonio that handles mobile and cold storage from the same local team, which matters most to the customers who need both for the same event: caterers, event producers, BBQ competition teams, grocers, pharmacies, and senior living facilities.
In its first year under the single brand, TEMP-PACK completed hundreds of deliveries and served just as many customers. The company holds a 4.9-star average across more than 150 customer reviews and was named Top Mobile Storage Provider in Texas for 2026 by the Click360 B2B Awards.
Matt said the plan for year two is to launch our EaaS product and deepen our reach into our current markets that we already serve. “We are a local team answering a local phone. No call center, no out-of-state dispatch. Scaling is harder than it sounds, but working hard for our customers will make that happen organically.”

TEMP-PACK serves Austin, San Antonio, Buda, Kyle, San Marcos, New Braunfels, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, and surrounding communities.

About TEMP-PACK Mobile & Cold Storage
TEMP-PACK Mobile & Cold Storage is a locally owned portable and cold storage company based in Buda, Texas, serving Austin, San Antonio, and Central Texas since 2015. The company rents mobile storage containers for residential and commercial use and refrigerated and freezer trailers for temperature-sensitive inventory, delivered and set up on site. TEMP-PACK was formed in 2025 through the consolidation of MI-BOX® of Austin/San Antonio, Self Pack, and Mobile Cold Storage. Any Time. Any Temp. Learn more at temp-pack.com.

Matt Higley
TEMP-PACK Mobile & Cold Storage
+1 5123854444
email us here

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