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Find the Perfect Storage Unit Size for Your Needs

No matter how much or how little you need to store, Storage Rentals of America has the ideal unit size for you. Use our size guide to select the best fit for your belongings, ensuring a stress-free and organized storage experience.

Selecting the Right Unit Size

How to Choose the Right Storage Unit for Your Needs

Finding the perfect storage unit can make all the difference when it comes to keeping your belongings safe and organized. Here’s a guide to help you choose the right unit:

Determine What You’re Storing

Start by taking an inventory of the items you plan to store. Consider the size and quantity of your belongings, as well as any special requirements, such as temperature control for sensitive items like electronics or artwork. Consider mapping out our most popular storage unit, 10ft x 10ft in your living room to get a good idea of the dimensions you will be working with.

Estimate the Space You Need

Storage units come in a variety of sizes, from small lockers to large spaces that can fit the contents of an entire home. A small unit may be sufficient for boxes and small furniture, while a larger unit may be necessary for storing bigger items like appliances or a vehicle. Our size guide can help you estimate the space you’ll need.

Consider Accessibility

Think about how often you’ll need to access your items. If you plan to visit your unit frequently, you might prefer a unit with drive-up access or one located near the facility entrance. If your items are going to be in storage long-term, you may prioritize security over convenience.

Decide on Climate Control

Climate-controlled units maintain a consistent temperature and humidity level, protecting your items from extreme conditions. This is especially important for items like wooden furniture, important documents, and electronics that can be damaged by temperature fluctuations.

Budget for Your Storage Needs

Consider how much you’re willing to spend on storage. While climate-controlled and larger units typically cost more, they provide added protection and space. Look for promotional offers or discounts that can help you get the best value.

Visit the Facility

If possible, visit the storage facility to see the units in person. This will give you a better idea of the space available and the overall security and cleanliness of the facility. Our friendly staff is always ready to help you find the perfect unit.

Ask Our Helpful Team

Don’t hesitate to ask questions. Our team is here to help you make the best decision for your storage needs. Whether you’re unsure about the size, climate control, or payment options, we’ve got you covered.

Frequently Asked Storage Unit Questions

Can I Pick A Different Storage Unit If It's Too Small?

If you find that the unit you’ve chosen is too small, don’t worry! You can easily upgrade to a larger unit based on availability. Our staff will help you find a better fit so that all your belongings are stored comfortably.

What storage unit sizes are available?

Storage units come in a variety of sizes to meet different needs, ranging from small spaces ideal for a few boxes or seasonal items to larger units that can accommodate the contents of an entire home or business inventory. Whether you need a compact space for personal items or a more spacious unit for furniture and appliances, there are multiple options to choose from. The best size for you will depend on what you plan to store.

What are climate controlled storage units?

Climate-controlled storage units are designed to maintain a consistent temperature and humidity level, protecting your belongings from extreme weather conditions. These units are ideal for storing items that are sensitive to temperature fluctuations, such as electronics, wooden or leather furniture, artwork and antiques, or important documents and photos.

By regulating the environment, climate-controlled units help prevent damage like warping, cracking, or mildew, ensuring your items remain in top condition. SROA keeps our climate controlled storage units between 55 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit.

What are the differences between indoor and drive up storage units

Indoor Storage Units: These units are located within a building and offer protection from the elements. Access is typically through a hallway or common area. Indoor units are ideal for items that need extra security and protection, such as electronics, documents, or delicate furniture. They’re often climate-controlled which provides additional protection.

Drive-Up Storage Units: These units are accessible directly from the outside, allowing you to drive your vehicle right up to the door of your unit. This makes loading and unloading heavy or bulky items much easier. Drive-up units are typically not climate-controlled but are convenient for storing larger items like furniture, tools, or vehicles.

Do Your Storage Units Have Electricity

For the safety of our tenants, no residential storage units have electricity. Our facilities are well lit, and interior building lighting provides ample lighting when visiting your storage unit.

How much do storage units cost?

The cost of storage units can vary depending on several factors, including the size of the unit, whether it’s climate-controlled, and the facility’s location. Prices typically range, but it’s important to contact the facility directly for the most accurate and up-to-date pricing. Additionally, costs may be influenced by factors like accessibility, security features, and any special promotions or discounts that may be available.

I Need to Talk to Someone. What Are Your Call Center Hours?

Most Property Offices are open to serve you 5 days a week: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9:30am – 5:30pm Saturday 9:30am – 4:00pm We have many locations that are open on Wednesday. Please check our website for site specific hours of operation. Additionally, our team of Storage Specialists are available to assist 7 days a week. They can be reached Monday through Friday 8am to 8pm ET and Saturday & Sunday from 9am to 5:30pm ET at 800-457-5678.

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