On Storage.com, it's easy to find self storage in Washington, D.C. You can search for facilities in your zip code; compare pricing, unit sizes, and special features; and even reserve a unit directly on our website.
Unit Sizes and Pricing
In order to have a great storage experience, you should first figure out what size storage unit you need. Storage facilities in Washington, D.C., have a variety of unit sizes, ranging from as small as 3x4 to as large as 46x22. To help you estimate your size needs, Storage.com has an interactive storage guide, which offers illustrations and descriptions of what items can fit into a particular unit size. For instance, smaller boxes and totes or recreational gear may only need a 5x5 unit, whereas the contents of a multi-room house would need a larger 10x30 size.
Pricing will also make a difference when you're searching for a Washington, D.C., storage unit. Storage facilities directly within the city are in high demand, so storage unit prices can be more expensive. Having storage right in the heart of the city is convenient, but it does come at a price.
For those looking to save some money, renting Washington, D.C., mini storage outside of the city might be a great option, as the farther away a location is from the center of town, the cheaper it may be. However, it's important to consider how often you'll need to access your unit, as a long drive may cancel out any possible rental savings.
To narrow your search with unit sizes and pricing in mind, use Storage.com's advanced search filter sliders to adjust your search based on your storage needs.
Washington, D.C., Storage for College Students
The nation's capital is known for having incredible schools like The George Washington University, Georgetown University, and American University. But many students who attend these schools aren't originally from the D.C. area. This can cause problems during long summer breaks when students have to move out of their dorm rooms or residence halls and don't have a place to keep their belongings.
While moving everything back home is an option, it isn't a convenient one. For those in this situation, Washington, D.C., mini storage is a great solution. Self storage provides a convenient and temporary place to keep your belongings during breaks from college, preventing you from having to schlep your stuff back to your parents's house over the summer. Storage.com can also help you find Washington, D.C., self storage with short-term agreements so you don't get roped into a long-term contract when you only need storage for a few months.
Washington, D.C., Climate-Controlled Storage
The cold winters and hot summers of Washington, D.C., makes it a great place to live for people who like experiencing different weather throughout the year. However, the ever-changing temperatures and humidity levels can damage sensitive items in storage, such as antiques or musical instruments.
Many of Washington, D.C., storage facilities offer climate-controlled units. These units are temperature-regulated to keep your items safe from drastic changes in temperature and humidity. No matter how hot or how cold it gets outside, climate-controlled storage protects your items from damage.
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