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Find self-storage units at Storage Rentals of America's secure facility in Woodbridge, New Jersey, conveniently located at 501 King Georges Road. We proudly serve residents and businesses throughout Middlesex County with clean, affordable, and reliable storage solutions designed to make storing your belongings or vehicles simple and stress-free.
Whether you’re moving, renovating, or need extra room for your home or business, our Woodbridge facility offers a variety of unit sizes and storage options, including climate-controlled storage, drive-up units, and indoor storage spaces. We also provide car storage, perfect for keeping your vehicle protected year-round in a secure environment.
Security is our top priority. Our facility is fully fenced and equipped with electronic gate access and 24-hour video surveillance, ensuring your belongings and vehicles stay safe at all times. With well-lit grounds and easy-to-navigate access points, you can visit your unit with confidence.
We make storage simple and convenient with ground-floor and elevator-accessible units, month-to-month rentals, and easy online payment options. Our friendly on-site team is ready to help you choose the right storage solution and offers boxes and moving supplies to make packing and organizing even easier.
Located on King Georges Road, our Woodbridge storage facility is easily accessible from nearby areas such as Edison, Perth Amboy, and Fords. With proximity to major highways and local neighborhoods, visiting your storage unit is always quick and convenient.
At our Woodbridge, NJ storage facility, we combine security, convenience, and excellent customer service to provide a storage experience you can trust. Whether you need short-term space during a move or long-term storage for your belongings or car, we have the perfect solution waiting for you. Rent a unit with us today.
Woodbridge is part of a township in New Jersey that was chartered in 1669 by King Charles II of England. As one of the state’s oldest settlements, it predates the formation of the United States itself. Several historical buildings in the Oros Park Historical Site are older than the nation. In New Jersey, a township is a collection of smaller communities governed together under one local administration.
The area was originally settled by English Puritans from New England who built a village near the Raritan River. The fertile land and navigable waterways supported early farming and trade, and the town became a key colonial location during the American Revolution, positioned between British-controlled New York and patriot strongholds farther south.
In the 19th century, the discovery of high-quality clay led to the rise of a brick-making industry that put Woodbridge on the map. With the expansion of railroads and highways, the township evolved into a nationally recognized manufacturing center.
Today, Woodbridge Township includes ten communities: Avenel, Colonia, Fords, Hopelawn, Iselin, Keasbey, Menlo Park Terrace, Port Reading, Sewaren, and Woodbridge proper. Combined, the population totals 100,421, according to the 2020 U.S. Census.
Woodbridge offers a blend of historic charm, outdoor recreation, and cultural experiences for residents and visitors.
Woodbridge’s economy is diverse, supported by healthcare, retail, manufacturing, and education. The unemployment rate is 6.8%, higher than the national average of 4.3%. However, the median household income is $96,484, which is roughly $13,000 higher than the national median.
Job growth is projected to increase by 27.2% over the next decade, slightly below the national forecast of 33.5%.
Key employment sectors include:
Woodbridge Township offers a range of upscale neighborhoods, many with homes priced above $500,000.
Public schools are operated by the Woodbridge Township School District, which spends $26,600 per student annually and maintains a student-teacher ratio of 12:1.
Private schools in town include:
While Woodbridge does not have its own colleges, there are eight institutions within ten miles and more than 100 within 25 miles. Nearby schools include:
Woodbridge Township is governed by an elected mayor and an eight-member Council. Additional details are available on Woodbridge’s official website.
The Woodbridge Recreation Department oversees the township’s parks, recreation centers, swimming pools, youth programs, concerts, and boating facilities.
The median home price in Woodbridge is $550,000, reflecting a 30.2% increase over the past year. The market currently favors sellers, with high demand and limited supply. Housing costs are 64% above the national average, while the overall cost of living is 4% higher than other New Jersey cities and 25% higher than the U.S. average.
The following military installations are located within 50 miles of Woodbridge: