Our History

Our headquarters complex was originally built for and occupied by the "Curtiss-Wright Aeronautical Company" that manufactured and tested airplane engines before and during WWII.

The facility is bomb shelter-like and features explosion proof chambers where the engines were tested and are now being used for vaulting purposes.

The engines for the Spirit of St. Louis and the Enola Gay were built and tested here, making the former use of our buildings an important part of the glory and security of America’s past.

Allstate has been protecting information assets for over 15 years now. From our humble beginnings in a 10’ x 20’ space, we’ve grown exponentially over the years. With the addition of our regional facility in Pennsauken, NJ, we now control close to 1 miilion square feet of secure storage space.

Starting out with a team of 3, we now have close to 50 employees ready to serve you.

We saw that some clients had a need to store vital and historical documents, so we developed our 12” thick concrete "Archive Vaults” to protect the most sensitive of paper documents.

Upon noticing Archive clients storing tapes and disks in the General Record Center, we researched the best possible environment and added the Firelock vault.

Since our profession is so dynamic, we are always looking ahead at various services which can assist our clients.

We will never forget that the best way to grow a business is to keep your clients happy. This has been, and always will be our mission.