Finding storage in Seattle, WA

Looking for the best self storage in Seattle, WA? Storage.com can help you find and compare storage facilities, unit sizes, availability, pricing, special storage features, and more all in one convenient place online!

Expand Your Living Space with a Seattle Storage Unit

Apartment living is common in Downtown Seattle, which often means less space for more money. Sure, there are cheaper homes with more space out in the suburbs, but living in the suburbs can be inconvenient for people who work downtown. Because of this, many apartment renters in Downtown Seattle turn to Seattle self storage.

Self storage is a more affordable option compared to upgrading a living space downtown. And with the right storage location, it's easy to store a bike, motorcycle, seasonal clothing and decorations, and more close to your downtown office or apartment. If you need more space in your apartment, give self storage in Seattle some thought.

Finding Seattle Storage Facilities Near You

Convenience is important in every industry, and it's no different when it comes to self storage. For a lot of people, convenience means proximity. In a growing city like Seattle, you don't want to travel across town to access the items in your storage unit, whether it's inventory for your company or items that clutter your home. If a good storage facility location is high on your priority list, Storage.com can help.

You can search for Seattle mini storage based on your zip code and compare locations with our interactive map. With all of these great resources, it's never been easier to find the closest storage facility to your home or office, which will make your storage experience less stressful.

How to Calculate Storage Unit Size Needs

With Storage.com, you can find a storage unit in Seattle for all of your storage needs. Whether you need a unit that's small, medium, or large, Storage.com has tools to help you get the right Seattle storage unit for your items.

Small Units (5x5, 5x10): These smaller units may be all you need if you're trying to gain some additional space while living in a small apartment or condo. Affordable apartments hardly exist in Seattle, so a storage unit roughly the size of a spare closet can be a great way to expand your space without busting your budget. A 5x5 storage unit is also perfect for storing items that you need to keep but don't need access to 24/7, like recreational gear or bikes.

Medium Units (10x10, 10x15): A 10x10 storage unit is perfect for a lot of uses. Medium-sized storage units are ideal for small families who need additional space or for the avid Seahawks fan who needs a place to store tailgating equipment. These 10x10 storage units are even great for University of Washington students who prefer to store dorm belongings in Seattle mini storage near campus over summer break instead of taking them all home.

Large Units (10x20, 10x30): Large units are typically used by small businesses and people in the process of a move. With several major tech companies in Seattle, people are constantly moving into the city. If you're moving to Seattle for work, using a 10x30 storage unit during your move can make the entire process a lot easier. For people who need to store vehicles or boats in Seattle, a unit like this can also function as a single-stall garage.

If you're not sure what unit size you need, you can always check out Storage.com's interactive size guide, where you can see helpful illustrations of each unit and what they can hold. You can also speak to one of our storage representatives over the phone if you need more specifics.

Summer Storage for College Students

Are you a student at University of Washington, Seattle University, or Seattle Pacific University? Do you need storage in between the spring and fall semesters of school? Many students need somewhere to store their things when transitioning between dorms and the homes of their parents or guardians. A common option for many college students is to rent a unit at a Seattle storage facility near campus. That way, it's easy to keep everything close to school so that fall move-in is much easier. 

Storage can also be a great for students taking advantage of on-campus housing, but who have too much stuff to fit in a shared room. Together, roommates can go in on a Seattle self storage unit to get a larger space at a split cost.

Deals on Seattle Storage Units

In Seattle, you can expect to spend about $80 to $125 a month for a 5x5 unit. Storage.com wants to save you time and money in your search for storage, which is why our directory makes it easy to narrow down the storage facilities that come up in your area results. If you're looking for Seattle mini storage on a budget, you can use the advanced search filters to set a price range that you're comfortable with. Then, you'll only see units you can afford.

Also, Storage.com often has web-only specials for storage facilities so you know you're getting the best deal. Hot specials like first month free, $10 off monthly rent, and more can be found right here on Storage.com.

Renting Seattle Mini Storage with Storage.com

Thanks for using Storage.com as your Seattle storage directory! You can reserve your unit directly on the site, or you can call in to speak with one of our storage representatives, who will help you if you're still unsure of what facility or unit will best fit your needs.