Safe. Secure. Economical.

When you entrust your coaches, boats, cars and ATVs to RTS, they are always safe and secure.  We’re located in a well-lighted industrial park surrounded by several nationally branded service companies. And, our 65,000 square foot concrete tilt-up is rock solid.

Our buildings have only two points of entry and feature armed, roll-up doors with magnetic contacts. Our state-of-the-art alarm system includes:

To round out our peace of mind package, we hold a comprehensive 5A insurance policy, the highest quality instrument available for the commercial market.

Reno Toy Storage Management

Bill Huber, General Manager

Bill oversees all of Reno Toy’s daily operations. He formed the company late in 2006 after his wife and business partner, Nancy Huber, got tired of his big boy toys cluttering all available blacktop around their Reno home. 

Bill has been camping and RV-ing since he was a little boy, which was kind of a while ago.  Growing up in the Seattle area, his family taught him the love of outdoor adventure—and how to hitch a car to the back of a coach. Today, he is an instrument rated licensed pilot (single engine) and holds a non-commercial class B drivers’ license as per the State of Nevada. He has been the owner of a Beaver Class A motor home, a Cessna single engine airplane, and numerous motorcycles, which Nancy forbids him to ride.

Bill earned a BSME from the University of Washington (Go Huskies!). Prior to forming Reno Toy Storage, he had a successful business career in engineering design, commercial HVAC sales and property management.

Nancy Huber, Vice President of Finance

Nancy has more than 25 years’ experience in finance, strategic planning, business process improvement and mergers and acquisitions. She’s had numerous executive and CFO positions with both private and publicly-held corporations.  But, she has the most fun helping Bill keep things humming at the office.

Nancy grew up in Madison, Wisconsin, where she spent summers fishing and boating in the northern part of the state. Her family still owns cabins in the Three Lakes region, which is the largest inland chain of lakes in the world.

Nancy holds a Master of Management degree from the J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management and a B.S. degree in Chemical Engineering from Purdue University (Go Boilermakers!)