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Non-climate-controlled self storage provision in Smithfield, UT

Self storage units in Smithfield come in many shapes and sizes as they serve various needs. Non-climate-controlled units are the most common ones and they're usually situated outdoors. That means they often offer the perk of drive-up access. Most people store items such as patio furniture, kitchen items and gardening tools in non-climate-controlled units. You can also rent indoor units — the smaller ones are also known as lockers.

The cost of a non-climate-controlled storage stands at around $76/month in Smithfield.

Moving? Self storage in Smithfield, UT, will streamline the process

Smithfield is a popular city which attracts newcomers – around 1,982 people relocated to Smithfield in 2021, striving to make the most of the thriving local economy and agreeable lifestyle.

Compared to 10 years ago, Smithfield's population grew 39.49%.

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

Numbers are total population figures in Smithfield, UT, as per the U.S. Census.

Moving, whether long-distance or local, can be a laborious and complicated process. Renting a self storage unit in Smithfield, close to your new home, and using it to store the bulk of your belongings prior to moving day makes the process easier. This offers you the time and the space to organize things better in your new home.

The Smithfield, UT, housing market benefits from self storage

When it comes to the Smithfield housing market, about 83% of residents are homeowners and close to 17% are renters. Moreover, 4% of adults in Utah are part of multigenerational households. A typical home in Smithfield has 3 bedrooms.

Renters living in a Smithfield apartment usually enjoy about 1,293 square feet. If they need to make more room in their apartments, seasonal and bulky items can stay in a storage unit until later.

As for homeowners, self storage can come in handy whenever they're about to start a home improvement project, for instance. As these types of projects can carry on over a few months, moving belongings from the area of the home under construction into storage can be quite effective. The project can be finished without cluttering the rest of the home.