Climate-controlled storage units maintain a consistent temperature and humidity level year-round. This helps protect sensitive items from extreme heat, cold, and moisture.

Climate-controlled units are ideal for storing items that are sensitive to temperature and humidity changes, such as:

• Electronics
• Furniture (especially wood or leather)
• Documents and photos
• Musical instruments
• Antiques and collectibles
• Clothing and fabrics

Most climate-controlled units are kept between 55°F and 85°F. Humidity control may also be included depending on the facility.

Yes, they typically cost more than standard units due to the added protection and energy costs. However, the extra expense is often worth it for valuable or sensitive items.

Access hours vary by facility. Many offer 24/7 access, while others have set business hours. Check with your specific location.

Most climate-controlled units are located inside a building, offering additional protection from the elements and improved security.

Sizes vary by facility, but common options include:

• 5x5 (small closet)
• 5x10 (walk-in closet)
• 10x10 (small bedroom)
• 10x20 (one-car garage)

Yes. Even in mild climates, seasonal changes in humidity and temperature can damage sensitive items over time.

You can typically reserve online, by phone, or in person. Some facilities offer contactless rentals and online payment options.

Not exactly. Temperature control only regulates heat and cold, while climate control also manages humidity, offering more comprehensive protection. We use both at our facilites.