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With a convenient location and budget-friendly prices, Storage Rentals of America in Columbus is the ideal choice for your storage needs. Whether you’re looking to store a few small items or need a larger space for bigger belongings, we've got you covered. Our facility offers a wide range of storage unit sizes, from compact 5x5 mini units to spacious 10x30 units that can help you reclaim valuable space in your home. If you're looking to clear up your driveway, we also offer vehicle storage options. Whether it's a car, RV, or boat, we have the perfect parking spot to accommodate your needs.
Not sure which unit is right for you? Just give us a call! Our friendly and knowledgeable customer service team is ready to guide you through the rental process over the phone, helping you choose the storage solution that best fits your needs. At Storage Rentals of America in Columbus, we make storing your belongings easy and stress-free.
We can even move you into your storage unit over the phone or online. All have month-to-month leases, so you are not locked into a long-term contract. This is just another way we make storage rentals easier.
Get peace of mind when you store with us as we offer clean, brightly lit storage units. You'll discover that security is one of our top priorities. Save time and money when you store with us.
Planning to move soon? Let us help relieve some stress by being your one-stop shop for all things packing and storage. We sell boxes, tape, bubble wrap, mattress covers, and more. Come and experience the Storage Rentals of America difference!
Cylinder 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 Columbus.
Columbus is the state capital of Ohio and its largest city. With a population of 921,000 people (over 2 million in the extended Metro Area), Columbus is a welcoming city on the banks of the Scioto River that also serves as one of the Midwest's most significant hubs for culture and commerce.
Rich in history and diverse culture, Columbus has many unique neighborhoods representing its varied past. Originally founded in 1797, Columbus' growth during the 19th century was spurred on by its location along the Ohio & Erie Canal and expanded further thanks to the arrival of the Interstate in the 1950s. Today, Columbus has a diverse economy has been experiencing a Renaissance in the new millennium.
Columbus is a center for the arts and culture in Ohio. It also offers a great food scene, a wealth of outdoor recreation, and world-class athletic teams. Suffice to say, there's a lot to see and do in Columbus:
Columbus has a rich job market with diverse white-collar and blue-collar occupations. The unemployment rate is below the national average, and the projected future job growth over the next ten years is 34.5%. Columbus's most common occupations include healthcare and social assistance, retail trade, and education services.
As the state capital and a major education hub, the government employs a huge segment of the population on some level (the three largest employers in Columbus are Ohio State University, OhioHealth, and the State of Ohio). The largest private sector employers are JP Morgan Chase, Nationwide Insurance and Honda.
Columbus is a large city, encompassing an area of over 200 square miles. As such, it has dozens of distinct neighborhoods, many of which have their own unique character. Some of the most interesting neighborhoods in Columbus include:
The Columbus Metro Area includes more than a dozen school districts, ranging from the heart of the city to the suburbs. The largest school district in Columbus is Columbus City Schools, which serves more than 46,000 students across 116 schools. The top rated school districts in the Columbus area Dublin City Schools and OIentangy Local School District.
Columbus offers numerous options for higher education. The city is arguably best known as the home of Ohio State University, but it also offers other options such as Franklin University, Columbus State Community College, and the Columbus College of Art and Design.
Moving to a new place can always be challenging and disorienting, but the City of Columbus provides great resources to help new residents. First and foremost, the official Columbus Visitors Guide offers a ton of useful information, and the Recreation & Parks Department is an outstanding resource for parks, trails, facilities and events in the city.
Gas and electric service in Columbus is provided by Columbia Gas of Ohio as well as the City of Columbus Division of Power, while water is provided by the City of Columbus Public Utilities. Visit the Columbus Department of Public Safety to learn more about local police and fire departments.
Columbus's overall cost of living is 14.5% below the national average. Housing is particularly affordable in Columbus, with a median home cost of $205,800. The average rental rate in Columbus is $664 for a studio apartment, $754 for a one-bedroom apartment, and $938 for three bedrooms. These rates are slightly above average for Ohio but well below the national average.