Space Savers Self Storage - 110 Virginia Ham Drive, Suffolk, VA 23434
Amenities
- Drive-Up Access
- Onsite Manager
- Security Camera
- Gate
- Multi-Level Storage
What customers are saying
Read some helpful reviews of Space Savers Self Storage at 110 Virginia Ham Drive, shared by real renters with genuine experiences and honest opinions.
Overview
Located at 110 Virginia Ham Drive in Suffolk, VA, this Space Savers Self Storage facility provides a convenient option for those seeking extra space in the area. Offering small units, it’s a practical choice for individuals needing to store seasonal items, personal belongings, or other compact essentials.
The facility features drive-up access, making it easy to load and unload your items directly from your vehicle. With multi-level storage, customers have access to a variety of options based on their specific space needs. Security is a priority at this location, with a security camera system in place and an onsite manager to provide added peace of mind. Gated access ensures that only authorized individuals can enter the premises.
This facility is ideal for Suffolk residents navigating smaller living spaces or those in transition during a move. Its combination of features and accessibility makes it a reliable choice for local storage needs.
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Storage units in nearby cities
Want to see how Suffolk, VA, compares to other places? There are plenty of great options nearby. Cypress, VA, 6 miles away, has 3 self storage facilities with rents starting from $36/month. Or you could drive to Smithfield, VA, just 21 miles distant to find other options, where the cheapest units in the 2 facilities there can be rented for $40/month. In Poquoson, VA, just 35 miles away, there are 2 facilities available, offering rents as low as $46/month. Further out, Yorktown, VA (35 miles away), and White Marsh, VA (46 miles away), have 7 and 2 facilities, with minimum rents of $44 and $50, respectively.
Check out storage units in trending cities
Still looking for the ideal storage unit? For more great self storage options you wouldn't have to cross the state border: units can be leased in Virginia Beach, VA and Chesapeake, VA, starting from $16 and $25, respectively. Even more storage is available and with low starting rents, in Arlington, VA ($28), Norfolk, VA ($29) and Richmond, VA ($18).
Frequently Asked Questions
What amenities does Space Savers Self Storage - 110 Virginia Ham Drive offer?
There is a wide array of amenities available for the storage units that Space Savers Self Storage - 110 Virginia Ham Drive has to offer. These amenities include Drive-Up Access, Onsite Manager, Security Camera, Gate and Multi-Level Storage. Most of these amenities can prove to be very useful depending on what you need to store. For example, climate-controlled units can come in handy for keeping sensitive items, drive-up access can make your loading and unloading process easier, and extra security measures will ensure your items are kept safe at all times.
What kind of unit should I get?
The unit size that you should choose obviously depends on how much stuff you need to store. On the one hand, you should think of smaller units (5'x5' or 5'x10') as closets – they can be used to store chairs, lamps, moving boxes and sports equipment, along with smaller pieces of furniture, books and documents.
On the other hand, the 10'x10' and 10'x15' spaces are good for storing larger items of furniture, bicycles and a larger number of possessions. If you need even more space, then 10'x20' and 10'x30' units can easily accommodate the contents of an entire 3- or 4-bedroom house.
Is drive-up access important?
We know that when it comes to self storage, there is nothing more important than quickness and accessibility. Drive-up access is an extremely convenient amenity, as you can park your vehicle right next to your unit, making it significantly easier to load and unload the items you will use storage for. However, drive-up storage units tend to be outdoors, so you might consider indoor storage spaces with climate control if you're looking to keep temperature-sensitive items in peak condition.
What is climate control? Do I need it?
Yes, you might, depending on what you need to put in storage. Climate-controlled spaces keep temperatures and humidity levels consistent all the time, which means they are perfect for storing sensitive items. Seeing that a whole host of things can be damaged by varying temperatures and excessive moisture, many people choose to rent climate-controlled units for personal items such as documents, photographs, paintings, collectibles, electronics, wooden furniture, antiques and even vehicles. If you're looking to store such items that are valuable to you, consider renting a climate-controlled unit!