Find Cheap Storage Units in Oklahoma City, OK

Finding storage in Oklahoma City, OK

Are you searching for self storage in Oklahoma City, OK? Storage.com can help you find and compare storage facilities, unit sizes, pricing, and special features in your area! Not to mention, with Storage.com, you can reserve a unit directly online! No matter what you need storage for—moving, clearing out clutter from a garage or closet, business inventory—we’ll help you get the additional space you need.

Finding the Perfect Oklahoma City Storage Facility

With Storage.com, you can find convenient storage facilities in Oklahoma City just by entering your state, city, or zip code into the search field. However, we recommend searching by zip code—such as 73101, 73102, 73103, 73104, or 73105—to narrow down the results in your area and find the closest facility to your home or office.

When it comes to finding the best location, it’s important to think about what you’re storing. If you’re storing personal items, home lawn equipment, additional vehicles, or household furniture, you’ll want something closer to your home so that you can access these items without having to drive across town. If you’re using storage for business, we suggest looking for facilities near your office, warehouse, store, or client offices. That way, you’re always within driving distance of your inventory, supplies, or equipment if you need to get to them.

Be aware, though, that a good storage location can sometimes mean a more expensive rent. If you have a strict budget, you might actually want to find less convenient storage facility locations, as the farther away from the center of town these locations are, the more affordable they can be.

 Determining Unit Size

Finding the right Oklahoma City storage unit size for your needs can be a challenge, especially if you’ve never rented storage before. Typically, smaller storage needs can fit into a 5x5 or 5x10 unit. These would be things like small boxes, storage tubs, small furniture and appliances, a mattress set, lawn equipment, or sporting gear. Larger storage needs, such as the contents of an entire house or vehicles, require unit sizes around 10x20 or 10x30.

If you’re not sure what unit size you need, you can always check out Storage.com’s interactive size guide, which provides helpful illustrations of common unit sizes and what type of items can fit into them. This is very useful if you’re a visual planner.

Climate-Controlled Storage

Oklahoma City has consistently hot and humid summers. Though you might be able to handle this type of weather, certain items in your storage unit can’t. These would be items like electronics, antiques, wooden furniture, wine collections, firearms, musical instruments, and photos. If you plan to store any of these items, it might be wise to invest in a climate-controlled storage unit. What the climate control feature does is allow you to moderate the temperature and humidity levels in your Oklahoma City storage locker. That way, your items are kept in good condition until you need them again.

Oklahoma City Boat Storage

With Lake Hefner, Stanley Draper Lake, Lake Overholser, and Lake Thunderbird State Park all near Oklahoma City, chances are you might have a boat. But what do you do with that boat when you’re not out enjoying the water?

Rather than storing your boat in your garage or driveway, where it takes up space and is at risk for getting hit by another vehicle, move it to an Oklahoma City self storage facility. Facilities often have three different types of vehicle storage available for boat owners—indoor, outdoor, and covered. Outdoor is obviously the least expensive, but your boat is also prone to weather damage. No matter what type you need, Storage.com can help you find a facility that offers boat storage.

Short-Term Storage for College Students

Students at Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City University, and other nearby colleges often use temporary storage to keep dorm furniture and belongings in a unit near campus rather than dragging everything home over break. Some will even share a unit with a roommate to have lower rent payments. If you’re a student who’s in the market for short-term storage, Oklahoma City mini storage with month-to-month leasing is the best option for you. Then, you won’t be stuck in a long-term contract with a unit you only need for three months over the summer.

Thanks for using Storage.com to find Oklahoma City self storage! If you’ve found a unit you like, you can reserve directly online or by calling in to speak with one of our storage representatives!