Self Storage Units in California
Compare 2,037 facilities across 212 cities
Cities in California
Popular Cities
Los Angeles
San Diego
Sacramento
San Jose
Bakersfield
San Francisco
Fresno
Riverside
Stockton
Long Beach
Santa Rosa
Roseville
Anaheim
Irvine
Oakland
Chula Vista
Lancaster
Santa Ana
California has 2,037 self-storage facilities across 212 cities — from Los Angeles and San Diego to smaller towns across the state. StorageAtlas lists real monthly rates and amenities for every facility so you can compare storage units without calling each one.
Storage units in California start at $15/month for a small unit. A 10×10 unit fits the contents of a 1-bedroom apartment and is the most commonly rented size. Climate-controlled storage is available at most facilities and typically costs 20–40% more per month than a standard unit.
Self Storage in California — Common Questions
How much does self storage cost in California?
Self storage in California starts at $15/month for a small unit. A 10×10 — the most popular size — typically runs $100–$200/month. Prices vary by city, unit size, and whether climate control is included. Browse all 2,037 facilities on StorageAtlas to compare real monthly rates.
How many self storage facilities are in California?
There are 2,037 self storage facilities listed in California across 212 cities on StorageAtlas, including national chains like Public Storage and Extra Space, and independent local operators. Each listing shows real unit sizes, monthly pricing, and amenities.
Which cities in California have the most self storage options?
The cities with the most self storage facilities in California include Los Angeles, San Diego, Sacramento. Each city page on StorageAtlas shows real monthly prices, unit sizes, and amenities for every facility — no phone calls required.
What size storage unit do I need in California?
The most rented storage unit size is the 10×10 (100 sq ft), which holds the contents of a 1-bedroom apartment. A 5×10 fits a studio or a few pieces of furniture. A 10×20 (200 sq ft) holds a full 2–3 bedroom home. When in doubt, size up — it's cheaper than renting a second unit.
How do I find cheap storage units in California?
Search your city on StorageAtlas to compare real monthly prices side-by-side — no calls, no sales pressure. Look for first-month-free promotions, drive-up units (usually 10–20% cheaper than interior units), and facilities slightly outside the city centre. Storage in California starts at $15/month.