Public Storage - 410 Old Galveston Road, Webster, TX 77598

4.2/5 - 197 Reviews
Location:
410 Old Galveston Road, Webster, TX 77598
Office hours:
  • Mon-Fri: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.
  • Sat: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Public Storage - 410 Old Galveston Road, Webster, TX 77598

  • Climate-Controlled

    Protect belongings from temperature changes and humidity

  • Indoor

    Units are located indoors for added protection and convenience

  • Drive-Up Access

    Drive directly up to your unit for easy loading and unloading

    Not sure which size you need? Check our size guide to find the perfect fit.
    5x15 Self Storage 75 Sq. Ft.
    $74 - $93/mo
    5x10 Self Storage 50 Sq. Ft.
    $36 - $60/mo
    5x8 Self Storage 40 Sq. Ft.
    $34/mo
    5x5 Self Storage 25 Sq. Ft.
    $25/mo
    10x15 Self Storage 150 Sq. Ft.
    $114 - $167/mo
    5x20 Self Storage 100 Sq. Ft.
    $88/mo
    15x30 Self Storage 450 Sq. Ft.
    $319/mo
    15x25 Self Storage 375 Sq. Ft.
    $237/mo
    10x40 Vehicle 400 Sq. Ft.
    Drive-up Access Outdoor Access Parking RV Storage
    $113/mo
    10x35 Self Storage 350 Sq. Ft.
    Drive-up Access Garage Outdoor Access
    $234/mo
    10x35 Vehicle 350 Sq. Ft.
    Drive-up Access Outdoor Access Parking RV Storage
    $111/mo
    10x30 Self Storage 300 Sq. Ft.
    $197/mo
    10x25 Self Storage 250 Sq. Ft.
    $176 - $267/mo
    10x20 Self Storage 200 Sq. Ft.
    $233/mo
    No units are currently available.

    Amenities & features

    • Climate-Controlled
    • Indoor
    • Drive-Up Access
    • Retail Available
    • Onsite Manager
    • Contactless Renting
    • Security Camera
    • Gate
    • Parking
    • Credit Cards Accepted
    • Online Payment
    • RV Storage

    Customer reviews

    4.2/5
    Average rating
    197
    Number of reviews

    Read some helpful reviews of Public Storage, shared by real renters with genuine experiences and honest opinions.

    Jerry S. - 1 October 2025
    Samatha R. - 15 September 2025
    I'm still trying to figure out exactly what the extra step is for paying over the phone... I've been told at no fault of the managers that an additional $5 is going to be chargeding me if I'm paying over the phone and I ask what extra step are you doing that justifies this extra $5?Now?Just to make a point I decided to call while I was closing my storage and walk in the store while I was on the phone and I asked the very nice lady. And very helpful Christian. Could I please make my payment? She informed me that she was going to have to charge me $5 for paying over the phone and yet I am standing right in front of her. I was simply trying to make a point. Is what extra step are you taking that justifies this $5??... It makes absolutely no sense and in my opinion. Owners are simply trying to nickel and dime every cent.They can out of loyal customers which I am.. please, if you would kindly respond to me and explain to me how you justify that $5 when I am standing right in front of the young lady who let me explain again is very sweet and nice. And still have to pay five dollars? This makes absolutely no sense.And you are absolutely nickel and diamond wherever you can.... ... Read more
    Angelo S. - 21 June 2025
    L.J. H. - 10 June 2025
    Devan S. - 22 March 2025
    The manager is nice and seems helpful but overall this is looking like a major nightmare. Apparently nothing that I have stored there is safe and management is evidently okay with that. I am very disappointed in the lack of concern over paying customers' valued possessions. I feel that moving my belongings here was a major mistake from which I will have a difficult time recovering and the lack of security is an abomination. All I can say is do not store ANYTHING here if you care about it. ... Read more
    Erminie M. - 22 January 2025
    I’ve been so angry that I couldn’t even write a review, but now, after realizing my newborn’s diapers and wipes are also missing, I’m absolutely fuming. Who steals baby items? How low can someone go? Ironically, the woman working in the office happens to be pregnant… Here’s the story: At the end of November, I moved everything I own into storage because I was going on unpaid maternity leave. I’m a single mother staying temporarily with family. I gave birth in mid-December. On Christmas Eve, I went to the storage unit to drop off larger diapers and extra boxes of wipes that I wouldn’t need immediately. I had purchased these over the course of my pregnancy, knowing I’d be without income, and received many at my baby shower. Everything was intact at that time. Fast forward to January 3rd. I returned to the storage to grab a few things, only to find a tag on my unit and the lock missing. At first, I thought I was at the wrong building, but I wasn’t. I opened the unit, only to find what I thought were all my belongings, aside from my 75-inch TV that was now missing. I immediately called the police, who were just as confused as I was. They contacted the onsite property manager, who was the pregnant woman I mentioned earlier. Her story kept changing and she wasn't very cooperative. She first said the unit was vacant, then later admitted recognizing my name and said the thief must have stolen a tag from another unit and placed it on mine afterwards. When the officer suggested this might be an inside job and asked about security cameras, her story changed again. She said several units had been burglarized on the 30th/31st, that thieves had cut through the fence (which was intact imo, see), and that only the front of the property had cameras. When asked if the police had been contacted and her name would be attached to the report, she claimed they were, but she was conveniently off that day. Meanwhile, there was a man that she named her bf in the background yelling causing a commotion. Officers had to intervene. It’s beyond me why he was so upset when my things had been stolen. The property manager told the officer I could come by the next day, but after thinking it over, it just didn’t add up. If the thieves had stolen my TV, they would have had to carry a large 75in TV across train tracks, through a field near the police station, fit it through a chain-link fence without causing damage and walk down Highway 3 to a vehicle without being noticed. The math isn’t mathing. The next day, I went by to find her with her shirt up and belly out (didn’t even bother to pull her shirt down; what a professional appearance) and was met with immediate confrontation about the police having her personal number. She even claimed she asked corporate about it—why would I have that info to give? When I told her that she was listed as “key holder” for emergencies, she said she wasn’t the manager after 6 p.m. and only worked during business hours. No apology or concern was expressed. When I asked why I wasn’t contacted and why my unit was left unsecured, she said I wasn’t listed as a burglarized unit when they checked the others, and couldn’t explain why mine wasn’t included. She also claimed she didn’t know who had placed the tag. I was referred to contact the 1800 number when asked to speak with a superior and was asked to provide an explanation as to why I was asking. Today, I remembered the diapers and wipes I dropped off on Christmas Eve and am officially livid. iStorage needs to investigate these burglaries. With missing items, conflicting stories, and uncooperative management, it feels like an inside job. The lack of transparency and security is unacceptable. This is not how a storage facility should operate, especially when people trust them with their personal belongings. I really hope iStorage investigates thoroughly. ... Read more
    Kaysie C. - 7 January 2025
    I was overcharged for months before I realized it. I received no notification that my rate had increased significantly. Christian is overwhelmed with complaints obviously and hung up on me. I’m known for my phone etiquette surprisingly. ... Read more
    Seth H. - 28 October 2024
    It’s very disappointing to be paying top dollar for an inside unit and not have working lights in the hallway. I don’t feel safe even going in the daytime as the lighting has been out since we moved into our unit. The local manager , Christian is great , but the lighting needs to be fixed ASAP ... Read more
    Jan H. - 17 September 2024

    About this facility

    Located at 410 Old Galveston Road in Webster, Texas, this iStorage facility offers small, medium, and large units to suit a variety of storage needs. With options for climate-controlled units, it provides an excellent solution for protecting sensitive items from the heat and humidity common in the Gulf Coast area. The availability of indoor access ensures added comfort and convenience, especially during the warm Texas summers.

    This facility stands out for its practical amenities, including drive-up access for easy loading and unloading, parking spaces for vehicles, and dedicated RV storage for those needing extra room for recreational vehicles. Security is a priority, with a security camera system, gated access, and an onsite manager to help ensure your belongings are safe and monitored.

    For added convenience, this iStorage facility accepts online payments, supports credit card use, and offers moving supplies for purchase. Truck rentals are also available to streamline your moving experience. With 24-hour access, it’s an ideal choice for residents and businesses in Webster needing a reliable and secure storage solution.

    Price comparison

    See how this facility's unit prices compare to others in Webster, broken down by size.

    Small $42/mo
    Location minimum Location maximum
    $10/mo $119/mo
    Medium $101/mo
    Location minimum Location maximum
    $39/mo $234/mo
    Large $203/mo
    Location minimum Location maximum
    $55/mo $583/mo

    Location & walkability

    This storage facility is in a highly accessible area with excellent walkability and public transit options.

    54

    out of 100

    Walk Score

    Somewhat Walkable

    Some errands can be accomplished on foot

    53

    out of 100

    Bike Score

    Bikeable

    Some bike infrastructure

    Walk Score®: 54, Bike Score®: 53

    Neighborhood highlights

    Located near shopping, car wash stations, and other local conveniences, this storage facility helps you make the most of every visit.

    • Team Titan Weightlifting

      Recreation & Entertainment 0.11 miles

    • Assistance League of the Bay

      Shopping 0.12 miles

    • Carlos Beer Garden

      Food & Drinks 0.13 miles

    • Nobi Public House

      Food & Drinks 0.19 miles

    • Webster Police Department

      Services 0.21 miles

    • Webster Fire Department

      Services 0.23 miles

    • Whataburger

      Food & Drinks 0.24 miles

    • Ryan's Smokehouse

      Food & Drinks 0.26 miles

    • Noon Mirch

      Food & Drinks 0.31 miles

    Frequently Asked Questions

    The right storage unit size depends on what you plan to store and how much space you need to move around your items.

    5x5 or 5x10 units are great for smaller loads, such as chairs, lamps, small furniture pieces, boxes, books, and documents.

    10x10 or 10x15 units work well for larger furniture, bicycles, appliances, and the contents of a small apartment.

    10x20 or 10x30 units can typically fit the contents of a three-bedroom home, including large furniture and multiple appliances.

    If you’re unsure which size is best, a unit size calculator can help estimate the right fit based on the items you’re planning to store – helping you avoid paying for more space than you need.

    Climate-controlled storage units maintain consistent temperature and humidity levels, helping protect items from damage caused by heat, cold, or excess moisture.

    You may want climate control if you’re storing items that can be sensitive to temperature changes, such as furniture, clothing, appliances, paperwork, photographs, artwork, electronics, or wood and leather goods. These units are especially useful for long-term storage or in areas with hot summers, cold winters, or high humidity.

    If you’re storing durable items like tools or outdoor gear, a standard unit may be sufficient. When in doubt, climate control offers added protection and peace of mind.

    The facility at 410 Old Galveston Road is accessible during regular access hours, typically Mon-Fri: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sat: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Office hours and gate access times may differ, so it’s a good idea to check the facility’s posted schedule before your visit.

    To open your storage unit door, start by unlocking it, whether it uses a traditional padlock or a Bluetooth-enabled smart lock. Once unlocked, grab the bottom handle and lift or pull up the roll-up door until it’s fully open.

    If you’re using the unit for the first time, make sure the lock is properly removed before opening the door to avoid damage.

    Security helps protect your belongings while they’re in storage and gives you peace of mind between visits. Many self storage facilities use a combination of features such as video surveillance, gated access, on-site management, and well-lit premises to help deter unauthorized access.

    At Public Storage - 410 Old Galveston Road, available security amenities may include Security Camera, Gate, Onsite Manager, designed to help keep your items protected.

    Yes, most standard vehicles can be stored in self storage units. A 10x20 unit typically provides enough space for a car, while outdoor or designated parking areas may be available for larger vehicles.

    For safety reasons, most self storage facilities restrict certain items. These commonly include:

    • Hazardous, flammable, or toxic materials
    • Perishable food
    • Live plants or animals
    • Cash, firearms, or irreplaceable valuables

    Always check with the facility at 410 Old Galveston Road for specific restrictions and recommendations.

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