Browse 30 listings with more than 681 storage units in and around Washington, DC.

Non-climate-controlled self storage for the bulk of your storage needs

Non-climate-controlled self storage units are the most popular and widely used types of units, and they are also the most affordable. These units are great for storing various belongings, from clothing, books and toys to furniture and appliances.

The average rate of a 10'x10' non-climate-controlled self storage unit in Washington hovers around $165.

Climate-controlled self storage in Washington, DC, for your most important belongings

Climate-controlled units ensure temperature and humidity levels that are suitable for the long-term storage of expensive and fragile belongings, including artwork, antiques, expensive clothing and accessories, electronics, various collectibles and so on. These storage units keep your important belongings safe, regardless of the weather outside.

You can find 12 storage facilities that offer climate-controlled units in Washington.

The average monthly rent for a 10'x10' climate-controlled unit in Washington is around $220.

Self storage makes moving to Washington, DC, a lot easier

Washington is a popular and attractive place, where many people want to move in order to benefit from its advantages in terms of jobs, education or entertainment. Washington has 672,079 residents at the moment, with about 128,994 people relocating here in 2023.

Compared to 10 years ago, Washington's population grew 6.05%.

Here's how the population of Washington changed over the last 10 years:

Numbers are total population figures in Washington, DC, as per the U.S. Census.

Self storage can be a huge help in the process of moving to Washington or moving to a new home if you already are a resident. Rent a self storage unit in Washington, situated as close as possible to your new home, and use it to store your belongings as you pack them. This way, you'll be able to make moving day a lot less complicated and stressful.

Keep your home properly organized with self storage in Washington, DC

Residents of Washington have varied storage needs that derive from factors such as the housing stock and size of homes locally, as well as lifestyle, family composition and spending habits. About 41% of residents of Washington are homeowners and 59% are renters. The most usual number of bedrooms that can be found in a Washington home is 1.

Residents of Washington that live in smaller houses or apartments might not have enough space at home for all their belongings, such as out-of-season clothing, camping and sports equipment, bikes and so on. Those who reside in large homes, on the other hand, tend to also have big families, which creates the need to store things like baby items, extra furniture, clothing appliances, outdoor furniture and tools.

Washington, DC, self storage helps college students during both school and summer

Students enrolled in the 23 universities located in Washington may find themselves in living quarters that don't accommodate all their possessions. Renting a storage unit helps them avoid cluttering up their rooms. And they can keep renting it during the summer break, so they don't have to take all their belongings home and then back again.