Storage units in Wellington, FL, and nearby areas

Non-climate-controlled self storage in Wellington, FL

Non-climate-controlled self storage units in Wellington are great for belongings that aren't sensitive to heat or temperature such as gardening tools, plastic patio furniture and kitchen items. They can be outdoor units, which typically means you have drive-up access to them, or situated indoors. If you're looking for the smallest size available, a locker type of storage unit is also available.

Renting a non-climate-controlled storage unit costs around $146/month in Wellington.

Count on climate-controlled self storage in Wellington, FL, for sensitive items

Some items such as furniture, documents, appliances and others need to be stored in a special environment where temperature and humidity are optimal to preserve them. In this case, climate-controlled units are the perfect choice for storage away from home.

A total of 3 self storage facilities provide climate-controlled units in Wellington.

Climate-controlled units in Wellington rent for $164/month.

Self storage can assist you when you're relocating to Wellington, FL

With Wellington boasting varied job prospects and an attractive lifestyle, 7,948 people made Wellington their new home in 2021, based on U.S. Census data. Overall, the city's population is 61,445 people, a -5.45% change year-over-year.

Compared to 10 years ago, Wellington's population grew 8.96%.

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

Numbers are total population figures in Wellington, FL, as per the U.S. Census.

Self storage supports the Wellington, FL, housing market

The Wellington housing market is made up of 24% renters and 76% homeowners, and about 4% of adults in Florida are living in multigenerational homes. Homes in Wellington come with 3 bedrooms more commonly than with any other configuration. If you're looking to maximize living space in your home, you can keep bulky and seasonal items in a storage unit.

An apartment in Wellington offers 1,125 sq. ft. on average. If you're looking to maximize living space in your home, you can keep bulky and seasonal items in a storage unit.

Moreover, if you're a homeowner and you wish to engage in some type of home improvement project, self storage can also lend a helping hand. To assist you during the renovation time – which can take months – the contents of a room, or any items close to the construction site, can sit in a storage unit until the project is done to prevent cluttering your home even more.