Storage units in Saint Peters, MO, and nearby areas

Saint Peters, MO, facilities offer non-climate-controlled self storage

Non-climate-controlled units are among the most common type of units and Saint Peters is no exception. People typically store things such as plastic lawn furniture, kitchen items and gardening tools in this kind of unit. Many of them can be accessed by driving up to them. Some facilities also offer indoor units that require entering the facility building to access them. Smaller units, such as lockers, are also offered by storage facilities, providing storage for smaller objects.

Rent for a non-climate-controlled storage unit is about $81/month in Saint Peters.

Climate-controlled self storage in Saint Peters, MO

Climate-controlled units are excellent for storing temperature- and humidity-sensitive items such as furniture, appliances, documents, clothes and much more.

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

Renting a climate-controlled storage unit costs around $79/month in Saint Peters.

Boat Storage in Saint Peters, MO

Boating is a preferred activity in Missouri, with approximately 297,562 boats registered in Missouri.

There is 1 facility in Saint Peters offering boat storage, so you can have a place to keep your boat safe and dry during the off-season.

Self storage in Saint Peters, MO, makes moving easier

Saint Peters is a dynamic, vibrant city, with about 75,016 residents, and there are more coming in. Around 6,668 people moved to Saint Peters in 2021 alone, in order to make the most of the city's many opportunities, from employment to education and entertainment.

Compared to 8 years ago, Saint Peters's population grew 3.51%.

Here's how the population of Saint Peters changed over the last 8 years:

Numbers are total population figures in Saint Peters, MO, as per the U.S. Census.

However, moving to Saint Peters, or even a local move within Saint Peters, can be complicated – self storage helps with the logistics.

Rent a self storage unit close to your new home and use it to store your belongings, as you pack them, to reduce the volume of items to transport on moving day. You can keep your belongings in storage if you have small repairs and cleaning to do at your new home, until everything is done.