Search for storage units near me in San Francisco, CA with every marketplace and local operator in one search. Compare prices, climate control, and promos across hundreds of facilities — in seconds. We found 23 storage units near you — sorted by price, distance, and rating below.
Market estimates combine local facility listings, public map data, and US Census context for California. Verify final pricing with the facility before reserving.
Estimated monthly rates based on market medians for California. Actual prices vary by facility — click through for current rates.
| Unit size | Standard | Climate |
|---|---|---|
| 5×5Fits a closet — boxes & small items | $81/mo | $92/mo |
| 5×10Fits a small bedroom | $130/mo | $176/mo |
| 5×15Fits 1 bedroom + extras | $175/mo | $187/mo |
| 10×10Fits 1–2 bedrooms | $160/mo | $225/mo |
| 10×15Fits 2–3 bedrooms | $295/mo | $358/mo |
| 10×20Fits 3–4 bedrooms or small garage | $273/mo | $445/mo |
| 10×25Fits 4–5 bedrooms | $334/mo | $457/mo |
| 10×30Fits full garage / small warehouse | $531/mo | $628/mo |
A lot of storage sites make you trade your contact information for basic answers, then the calls, texts, and emails start a few minutes later. This page is built the other way around: check prices, unit sizes, climate control, ratings, and direct facility links first, then decide who deserves a call.
The lowest visible estimate in this snapshot starts near $59/mo at StoragePRO Self Storage of Beale. Treat that as a comparison point, then check the ongoing rate after promos, required insurance, admin fees, and lock costs.
We currently show 22 facilities with climate-control signals in San Francisco. Compare climate control if you are storing electronics, wood furniture, photos, paperwork, instruments, leather, or anything that would be painful to replace. It costs more, but damage costs more than the monthly upgrade.
For boxes, seasonal decor, dorm items, or a small bedroom, start with a 5x5 or 5x10. In San Francisco, our estimates put 5x10 standard storage around $130/mo and climate-controlled 5x10 storage around $176/mo before facility-specific promos.
A 10x10 is the usual starting point for apartment moves, while 10x20 and 10x30 units are closer to garage-sized storage. We show 13 San Francisco facilities with drive-up signals. That can make a big difference when you are moving heavy furniture or visiting the unit often.
For boats, trailers, RVs, and extra vehicles, compare parking-sized storage, gate hours, security, aisle width, and whether the facility offers outdoor, covered, or enclosed options. Search nearest-first, then confirm vehicle rules directly before reserving.
Use local prices as a shortlist, not the whole decision. In this estimate set, 10x10 standard storage is around $160/mo and climate-controlled 10x10 storage is around $225/mo before promos, admin fees, locks, taxes, and required insurance.
San Francisco currently has 23 storage facilities to compare on this page, giving shoppers a faster way to narrow options before opening multiple facility sites or sharing contact details.
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For quick budgeting, estimated San Francisco prices start around $130/mo for a smaller standard unit, around $160/mo for a 10x10 standard unit, and around $225/mo for climate-controlled 10x10 storage. Larger 10x20 units estimate near $273/mo before promos, admin fees, locks, or insurance.
California renters should compare standard versus climate-controlled units before booking. Climate control usually adds 15-30%, but it is the safer choice for electronics, wood furniture, documents, instruments, photos, and anything sitting through a full summer or winter.
The fastest path is to compare local areas served, price context, and facility details before you contact anyone. That keeps the decision focused on real tradeoffs: distance, monthly price, climate control, access hours, reviews, and the total move-in cost.
Start with a shortlist before calling around. These San Francisco storage facilities stand out by review signals, price estimates, and available facility details, then the full local list continues below.
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If you're searching for storage units near me in San Francisco, you're looking at a local market of about 873,965 residents in California. Storage rates, unit availability, and amenities vary by neighborhood — our search pulls every facility we can find, so you can compare them side by side instead of calling around.
The typical storage renter in San Francisco, CA is someone in transition — between apartments, consolidating after a move, freeing up a garage, or temporarily holding furniture during a renovation. Small business use is also common: contractors storing tools and equipment, online sellers holding inventory, real estate professionals with staging furniture. Short-term rentals (1–3 months) make up the majority of contracts; long-term storage skews toward RV/boat parking and commercial inventory.
San Francisco, CA enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate — dry summers, wet but moderate winters. Storage here is generally low-stress on contents, which means standard (non-climate) storage is acceptable for most household goods, tools, and seasonal items. Climate control is still recommended for electronics, fine art, musical instruments, or anything you'd consider irreplaceable. Coastal air can carry a bit more salt/moisture than inland, so facilities farther from the water tend to be drier.
Facilities in San Francisco, CA compete on price, location, and amenity mix. National chains typically offer more consistent security and better online reservation flow; local operators often beat chain pricing and are more flexible on month-to-month terms. Rates can vary 30%+ between facilities just a few miles apart — especially between units near main roads or downtown versus facilities on the outskirts. The cheapest option isn't always the best; check the facility's Google reviews for clean-site signals and responsive management before locking in. A city the size of San Francisco typically has 15–30 storage facilities within a reasonable drive; our search surfaces them in one place.
Storage shopping in San Francisco is easier when you compare first and contact facilities only after you have a shortlist. Use this page to scan prices, reviews, climate-control availability, drive-up access, and gate features without filling out lead forms or opening ten tabs.
Prices shown are estimates based on market medians. Actual rates, availability, and amenities are set by each facility — verify before reserving. Storage Units Near Me may earn a commission when you book through a partner link, at no extra cost to you.
