Browse 121 storage facilities for the best storage units in and around Springfield, OH.

Non-climate-controlled self storage options in Springfield, OH

The standard storage unit is typically non-climate-controlled, and it can assist you in various ways. It is designed to hold items that are not sensitive to temperature and humidity fluctuations. Some of these items include plastic patio furniture, gardening tools and kitchen utensils. Moreover, non-climate-controlled units are often outdoor ones, which means they have drive-up access.

A non-climate-controlled storage unit rents for about $84/month in Springfield.

Climate-controlled self storage options in Springfield, OH

If you plan to store furniture, appliances, clothing, documents and other items that are sensitive to temperature and heat, then a climate-controlled unit is the best option for you.

Springfield has about 6 self storage facilities that provide climate-controlled units.

Rates for a climate-controlled storage unit in Springfield range around $80/month.

Vehicle Storage in Springfield, OH

There are 11,867 households owning a vehicle in Springfield. If you're not using your car on a daily basis, self storage can come in handy. Also, if you own more than one vehicle and your garage is simply not enough, you can easily store your car or your motorcycle at a Springfield self storage facility.

There are 3 facilities that offer vehicle storage in Springfield.

Renting vehicle storage costs around $131/month in Springfield.

Springfield, OH, boat storage

With about 449,541 boats registered, boating is clearly one of Ohio's pastimes.

Springfield claims 2 self storage facilities that also offer boat storage so that locals can keep their boats safe during the off-season.

Self storage makes moving to Springfield, OH, a breeze

Attracted by job opportunities and the great lifestyle it caters to, 11,851 people moved here in 2021, based on U.S. Census data. Springfield numbers close to 58,992 people, a 0.06% change year-over-year.

However, there is a lot of outbound migration as well. In fact, compared to 10 years previously, Springfield's population decreased by 2.86% in 2021.

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

Numbers are total population figures in Springfield, OH, as per the U.S. Census.

Being part of the Springfield, OH, housing market brings self storage into focus

In Springfield, about 50% of the housing market is made up by renters and 50% by homeowners. Additionally, around 2% of adults in Ohio live within a multigenerational household in Springfield. In Springfield, homes with 2 bedrooms are more common than those with any other number of bedrooms.

If you live in an apartment in Springfield, you get to enjoy about 835 sq. ft. of living space. If carving out more space is important to you, you can rent a storage unit to keep seasonal and large items until a later time.

As for homeowners, self storage can also be a beneficial service, especially if they're about to start a home remodeling project. Instead of spreading furniture and décor from the construction area all over your house, it's easier to simply put them in storage until the project is complete. Renovations can take months, making self storage a lifesaver in the meantime.

College students can benefit from self storage

In Springfield, there are 2 colleges and universities. If you're a college student here, you can also use self storage at the end of the academic year. Instead of moving all your belongings back home — which can be expensive and time-consuming — it's easier to put your things in a storage unit until the next academic year begins. Self storage presents the same type of advantage for international students as they don't need to bring their belongings back if they visit their home country for the summer.