Three generations take the reins at Get Simple Box of Phoenix

Get Simple Box Storage Containers in Phoenix has added Brielle Artunduaga to ownership, joining her mother, Cher Harrison, and sister, Demi Harrison, in a family business that dates to 1997. The transition highlights the company’s customer-first model as it serves contractors, builders, businesses and homeowners across the Phoenix area.

Why it matters: - The ownership change extends a three-generation family business in the Phoenix storage market. - The move reinforces a customer-service model built around relationships, responsive delivery and local support. - The company is positioning itself to serve demand from contractors, home builders, businesses and homeowners across greater Phoenix.

What happened: - Brielle Artunduaga has joined Get Simple Box Storage Containers in Phoenix as co-owner and operator alongside Cher Harrison and Demi Harrison. - The family leadership traces back to Debbie “Nana” Black, who established the business foundation that the next generation is carrying forward. - The company marked the transition while continuing operations from its El Mirage yard.

The details: - Get Simple Box of Phoenix provides portable storage solutions for commercial and residential customers. - The company serves projects throughout the greater Phoenix area, including large job sites and home projects. - The business uses heavy-duty, weather-resistant Corten steel containers for secure on-site storage in Arizona heat and seasonal monsoons. - The company is located at 10201 N. 121st Ave. in El Mirage. - Get Simple Box of Phoenix says it has delivered container solutions since 1997. - The company offers 10-foot, 20-foot and 40-foot conex boxes for rent or purchase. - Fast local delivery is available within a 100-mile radius of the yard. - Debbie Black said the family built the business to create something dependable for the community and a foundation for the family.

Between the lines: - The leadership handoff reflects a broader rise in women-owned businesses, which now account for about 44.6% of U.S. businesses and generate more than $2.5 trillion annually. - The family’s background in a restaurant shaped the company’s approach to service before it entered the storage industry. - The emphasis on employee support and work-life balance suggests the company sees culture as part of its service model, not just an internal policy. - The push to invite contractors, homeowners and business owners to tour the yard points to a relationship-driven local sales strategy.

What's next: - The Phoenix team is encouraging local customers to connect, tour the inventory and evaluate container options in person. - Brielle Artunduaga, Cher Harrison and Demi Harrison are expected to continue running the business with the same customer-first approach that has defined the company since its start. - The company will continue serving the Phoenix metro area with portable storage and container rentals or sales.

The bottom line: - Get Simple Box of Phoenix is betting that family ownership, local service and durable containers will keep the business growing across generations.