Self Storage Units & Facilities Near Washington, DC

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Blair Road Self 38 Kennedy St Ne, Washington, DC 20011 202-291-7867

Blair Road Self Storage 5909 Blair Rd Nw, Washington, DC 20011 202-291-7867

Capital Self Storage 301 N St Ne, Washington, DC 20002 202-543-1400

Extra Space Storage 1420 U Street, NW, Washington, DC 20009 866-349-2725

Extra Space Storage 6011 Blair Road NW, Washington, DC 20011 866-349-2725

H Street Self Storage 624 H St Ne, Washington, DC 20002 202-543-9080

National Self Service Storage Company 600 Rhode Island Ave Ne, Washington, DC 20002 202-636-8282

Professional Record Storage Inc 1501 Cabin Branch Dr, Washington, DC 20018 202-526-2297

Public Storage 1618 Bladensburg Rd Ne, Washington, DC 20002 800-887-5135

Public Storage PUD DC 725 13th St NW, Washington, DC 20005 571-227-6867

Public Storage- Self Storage 1230 S Capitol St Se, Washington, DC 20003 202-479-4510

R Street Self Storage 175 R St Ne, Washington, DC 20002 202-529-7867

Storage USA 1428 U St Nw, Washington, DC 20009 202-667-6333

U Store 301 New York Ave Nw, Washington, DC 20001 202-547-7500

U Store It 1200 Upshur Street Washington, DC 20011 202-640-5710

U-Haul South Capitol St - Self Storage and Truck Rentals 1501 S Capitol St SW, Washington, DC 20003 202-554-2640

Uptown Self Storage 1200 Upshur St Nw, Washington, DC 20011 202-541-1555

Washington Archives & Storage 6035 Blair Rd Nw, Washington, DC 20011 202-829-2216

Finding and renting trusted self-storage facilities in Washington, District of Columbia is now easier through MoversCorp. Compare options and rent storage near you with just a few clicks. We provide the convenience of reserving affordable storage units online or by phone. No credit card or long-term contract is required. Consider us as your solution for finding and reserving a storage facility throughout District of Columbia, including options for mini storage units and storage containers to suit a variety of needs.

The cheapest storage unit in your area may not always be the best choice. Please consider the following factors when selecting a storage unit in Washington, District of Columbia.

• Monthly rates are based on features such as 24/7 access, climate control, facility security, location, and overall demand in your area.
  
  
• For household goods, the most common storage unit sizes are 5x5, 5x10, 10x10, and 10X15. For added flexibility, some companies also offer portable mini storage units for rent for temporary residential use that can be delivered to your property or hauled by you for on-site storage.
  
  
• Many facilities offer larger unit sizes for commercial and business storage, like 10x20 or 10x30. These sizes are ideal for storing office equipment, inventory, or business records. These sizes can also accommodate vehicles, making them a great option for car storage.
  
  
• Most storage facilities require insurance for stored items. If you don’t have your own policy, you may need to buy one through the facility, adding about $15 to $50 to your storage rental cost each month. Some places also charge a refundable deposit or an administrative fee when you move in. Always ask about these costs and refund conditions before signing a lease.
  
  
• Storage facilities with flexible leases allow you to rent on a month-to-month basis. Be aware that storage unit price increases are common. Many customers say their rates go up after a few months, sometimes more than once a year. Since storage rentals are month-to-month, facilities can raise prices with proper notice. Ask about potential rate increases before committing to a unit.
  
  
• The monthly rent will also depend on whether a facility offers climate-controlled units or only drive-up units. Climate-controlled units cost more than drive-up units or storage containers.
  
  
• Most locations have digital keypad access, which provides you with your personal access code. Check with the office for availability.
  
• Consider drive-up access for easier loading and unloading, especially for heavy or bulky items.
  
  
• Some facilities may provide extra room or rental space for public use, such as areas for organizing or handling your stored items. Contact the property manager to confirm availability.
  
  
• Check for online reviews and recommendations. Local experts can guide renters to facilities that stay available and maintain reliable service during peak demand.
  
  
• Ask the office about the preventive security measures for safeguarding the location. Facilities with experienced staff often maintain stronger daily oversight by monitoring access logs and responding quickly to tenant concerns.

Are there free storage deals in Washington, District of Columbia?

Many companies offer promotions for new customers, such as a free first month. Search by your zip code or distance to locate cheap storage units that come with the first month free and other decent storage discounts. Take advantage of specials if you're a first-time renter.

How do I find the cheapest storage in Washington?

You can sort by price, from low to high, to find affordable options on our website. Away from the city center, you have a better chance of finding inexpensive storage rental solutions. The facility's size and amenities affect the monthly price.

What is the difference between an indoor and outdoor unit?

You have easy access to your unit when it is an outdoor unit. If the unit is indoors, you must first enter the building to get to it.

What is the difference between office hours and gate hours?

The property's operating hours are during office hours. The store manager will be on duty to help you with your questions. If you have questions or need help outside these hours, look up the property's phone number to contact the leasing office directly. The gate hours determine when you can enter the property and use your unit.