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Self storage in Kirkland, WA, offers many non-climate-controlled units

Storage units without climate control may be inside the facility building or outside with drive-up access. They are suitable for items not prone to damage by extreme humidity or temperatures, or during seasons when these conditions do not occur. Units of small size are often called ‘lockers' and are great for a few boxes and tools.

A non-climate-controlled unit rents for $168 per month, on average, in Kirkland.

Climate-controlled self storage units in Kirkland, WA, help in many situations

For delicate or especially valuable items, renting a storage unit with climate control is a good idea, as the humidity and temperature levels will be regulated. Antique furniture, clothes and anything made of paper benefit from the extra protection.

There are 3 self storage facilities in Kirkland offering climate-controlled units.

In Kirkland, a climate-controlled storage unit rents for $174 per month, on average.

Moving can be made easier by using Kirkland, WA, self storage services

Many people are choosing Kirkland as their new home – there are 92,015 residents currently, and around 14,252 people decided to move to Kirkland in 2022 alone. Newcomers are making the most of what Kirkland has to offer but moving can be stressful and time consuming.

Compared to 10 years ago, Kirkland's population grew 21.34%.

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

Numbers are total population figures in Kirkland, WA, as per the U.S. Census.

Renting a self storage unit in Kirkland, located close to your new home, will help make the moving process a lot easier. Whether you're dealing with a long-distance or a local move, you can take or ship your belongings to the storage unit, as you pack them, turning moving day into a far easier task.

Self storage makes the Kirkland, WA, housing market easier to navigate

Everyone loves a neat and tidy home, but even living in Kirkland, people's lifestyles and preferences can sometimes interfere with this desired outcome. Factors such as family size, home size and the types of activities people do can create the need for extra storage.

Homeowners make up about 62% of the location's residents while another 38% are renters. The number of bedrooms most frequently found in Kirkland homes is 2.

Renters living in smaller homes might need some extra storage space for furniture and appliances that they can't use right now, or for items such as tools or sport equipment. Residents of Kirkland that live in larger houses usually also have big families, thus they might also be pressed for space. In all these situations, the self storage industry in Kirkland can help, ensuring a safe and affordable way to store your possessions.

Self storage in Kirkland, WA, can be used by college students over summer break

Kirkland has 3 universities, and its academic tradition encourages thousands of students to come here in order to pursue higher education. The majority of the students leave Kirkland and their dorm rooms over the summer break, which means they need storage space to keep their belongings until the fall semester starts. The self storage facilities located close to the campuses often provide special deals to college students trying to rent a self storage unit over summer.