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Non-climate-controlled self storage in Springfield, OR, solves the bulk of your storage needs

The non-climate-controlled storage units in Springfield are an excellent solution for storing most of your belongings, either long term or short term. Whether you need to store clothing, extra furniture, sporting equipment or seasonal decorations, you can use one of the non-climate-controlled storage units in Springfield.

Non-climate-controlled self storage is the most popular type of self storage, suitable for a wide range of belongings, and it's usually the most affordable type of self storage.

Renting a 10'x10' non-climate-controlled self storage unit in Springfield averages out at $136 per month.

Climate-controlled self storage in Springfield, OR

Climate-controlled storage units ensure constant temperature and humidity levels throughout the year, regardless of the weather outside. Thus, climate-controlled storage is the ideal solution for expensive and delicate belongings, including collectibles, electronics, antiques, artworks, expensive clothing and accessories.

There are around 6 climate-controlled facilities in Springfield.

The monthly rate for a climate-controlled unit in Springfield hovers around $130.

RV storage in Springfield, OR

RVing is a popular activity in and around Springfield and the entire state. Annual RV sales in Oregon amount to around $915M, clearly indicating the local interest for this activity. Residents are using their RVs not only for short weekend getaways in the area but also for longer vacations away from home. However, while not in use, RVs need a safe place where they can be stored – keeping them parked on the street or in the driveway is not an optimal solution. Self storage can help with that!

There is 1 self storage unit suitable for storing RVs in Springfield.

The average monthly rate for an RV unit, which can hold various types of recreational vehicle, is $80.

Self storage in Springfield, OR, makes moving easier

Springfield is a dynamic, vibrant city, with about 62,138 residents, and there are more coming in. Around 10,044 people moved to Springfield in 2021 alone, in order to make the most of the city's many opportunities, from employment to education and entertainment.

Compared to 10 years ago, Springfield's population grew 4.70%.

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

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

However, moving to Springfield, or even a local move within Springfield, 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.

Self storage supports the Springfield, OR, housing market

The Springfield housing market is made up of 46% renters and 54% homeowners, and about 2% of adults in Oregon are living in multigenerational homes. Homes in Springfield come with 2 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 Springfield offers 880 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.

College students can benefit from self storage

In Springfield, there is 1 college or university. 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.