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Self Storage Units in San Lorenzo, CA

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16025 Ashland Avenue, San Lorenzo

Business checkedUpdated Apr 2026
4.7 out of 5 stars(316 Google reviews)

6 units listed

Availability not confirmed

From

$28USD/month

for a 5x5

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Facility in San Lorenzo, CA

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Rates in San Lorenzo start at$28 USD/month at Public Storage for a 5x5
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Compare storage units in San Lorenzo

Looking for storage units in San Lorenzo, California? Browse and compare 1 self-storage facilities side by side. 5x5 units start at $28/month. 1 of them publish a monthly rate and unit sizes, so you can compare those without ringing round.

Self Storage in San Lorenzo — Common Questions

How much does self storage cost in San Lorenzo, CA?

The cheapest 5x5 unit published in San Lorenzo is $28/month. Prices rise with unit size, and operators charge more for a climate-controlled unit than a standard one. 1 of the 1 facilities we list in San Lorenzo publish a rate you can compare, and the rest we ring for you.

How many self storage facilities are in San Lorenzo?

There are 1 self storage facilities in San Lorenzo, California listed on StorageAtlas, including national chains and local operators. 1 of them publish a monthly rate; every listing carries the address, amenities and contact details we hold.

What size storage unit do I need in San Lorenzo?

A 5×5 unit (25 sq ft) holds a few boxes or seasonal items. A 10×10 (100 sq ft) fits a 1-bedroom apartment. A 10×20 (200 sq ft) suits a full 2–3 bedroom home. Most people over-estimate — stacking boxes and taking furniture apart usually lets a smaller unit do the job. Go a size up only if you have large items that cannot be dismantled, like an appliance or a sofa bed.

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