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Welcome to Storage Rentals of America in Augusta, Georgia, conveniently located at 3044 Washington Rd. Near Carl Sanders Hwy (I-20). We specialize in providing affordable self-storage options tailored to your requirements. Whether you need a compact 5x5 unit, a spacious 10x30 unit for your household, or storage for vehicles such as cars, boats, or RVs, we have the perfect space. Enjoy the flexibility of our month-to-month leases, offering freedom without the constraints of long-term contracts. Contact our knowledgeable customer service team, available by phone 7 days a week, for expert guidance in selecting your ideal unit. Move-in effortlessly over the phone, online, or in person.
Security is a top priority at Storage Rentals of America. Our meticulously maintained and well-lit storage units have state-of-the-art gate systems for added security.
Find essential moving supplies at our office, including boxes, tape, bubble wrap, mattress covers, and more. Visit us today to experience the Storage Rentals of America difference.
If you need assistance finding the perfect storage solution, remember that we have multiple locations across Augusta, ensuring we meet all your self-storage needs.
Disc locks are required for all units and can be purchased at the office.
Moving and storage go hand in hand. Whether traveling across town or the country, moving is an exciting and fresh start. While Storage Rentals of America is here to help you with all your storage needs, we also want to help you get familiar with the area. That's why we put together this resource guide for Augusta.
Augusta County and the city of Augusta combined to form the Augusta Metropolitan Area. The 2020 census determined that 202,081 people are living there.
James Oglethorpe first founded Savannah in 1733 and then two years later founded Augusta. The British King George gave large land grants in the new territories so cotton plantations could be developed with the massive use of enslaved labor. During the American Revolutionary War, the American military took the city from the British.
After American independence from the British was won in 1783, Augustan landowners continued to exploit enslaved labor to grow and process cotton until the American Civil War freed the enslaved people in 1865.
Legendary musician James Brown was called upon to cool racial tension after the race riots in the 1970s. He has an 8,000-seat arena in this city named after him.
In contemporary times, Augusta is a pleasant place to live. The city is most famous for its golf courses and hosting the yearly Masters golf tournament.
Here are some features and places to visit:
The Augusta local economy depends on tourism, healthcare, retail, education, manufacturing, and construction. The rate of unemployment is 5.2%. An average household earns $55,408 yearly. This income is much lower than the average across the USA of $69,021. The economy is growing at a good pace. Augusta's predicted ten-year job growth rate is 38.5%, which compares favorably to the American average of 33.5%.
The industries offering the most jobs are healthcare (16.4%), hospitality services (8.6%), education (9.3%), administration (4.6%), construction (5.6%), government (5.2%), and professional services (3.1%).
The median price for homes in Augusta ranges from around $100,000 to over $500,000.
Here are some neighborhoods that are worth considering in the different price ranges:
The Richmond County School System is the administrator of the public schools. The cost for each student paid by the district is $12,591 each year. It has an exceptional 14-to-one student-to-teacher ratio.
There are 24 private schools in the Augusta area. The best private schools in Augusta are the Episcopal Day School (NS to 8th), Augusta Preparatory Day School (NS to 12th), and Augusta Christian Schools (PK to 12th).
Augusta State University is a public four-year college in Augusta. There are six other colleges within about an hour’s drive. Augusta Technical College is one of the four technical colleges in Augusta.
The municipal government consists of a mayor and ten commissioners serving on the Augusta Commission.
The Augusta Georgia Recreation & Parks manages the campgrounds, playgrounds, community centers, athletic fields for baseball, softball, and soccer, swimming pools, tennis courts, basketball courts, and dog parks.
There are youth and adult programs. Seniors (60+ years old) can access special programs designed for them. Youth can participate in after-school activities such as dance classes, fitness programs, spring camps, and summer camps. Adults benefit from exercise programs. Those over 60 can get meals delivered and other adult day care services that support independent living.
The median home sales price in Augusta is $204,000. The market has remained the same median price year-over-year. It is a balanced market that does not favor buyers or sellers. The homes listed for sale match the number of interested buyers.
The cost of living in Augusta is 9% lower than the rest of the state and 18% lower than the rest of the United States.