Orlando storage pricing at a glance
Orlando storage ranges from $50/month for tiny lockers to $400+/month for large climate-controlled garage units. Climate control adds $30–$60/month vs non-climate — worth it in Florida’s humidity.
5×5 — The closet
25 sq ft. Fits: 10–20 boxes, 1 mattress, a bike, small items. $50–$90/month in Orlando.
Best for: Seasonal gear (holiday decor, ski gear before you sold it), college-student storage between semesters, business document archives.
5×10 — The walk-in
50 sq ft. Fits: studio apartment worth of stuff. Mattress, small couch, bike, 30+ boxes. $90–$130/month.
Best for: Studio apartment clear-out, small home office, short-term move gap.
10×10 — One bedroom
100 sq ft. Fits: full 1-bedroom apartment — queen bed, sofa, dining set, boxes. $130–$180/month.
Best for: 1-bed apartment dwellers, roommate splits, mid-size business storage.
10×15 — Two bedroom
150 sq ft. Fits: 2-bedroom apartment or small house contents. King bed + queen bed + living room + kitchen boxes. $180–$240/month.
Best for: Growing families, 2-bed apartment moves, seasonal business inventory.
10×20 — Two to three bedroom house
200 sq ft. Fits: 2–3 bedroom home contents. Multiple beds, full living room, full dining, kitchen, outdoor. $240–$320/month.
Best for: Downsizing, closing gap between selling and buying, commercial seasonal inventory.
10×25 or 10×30 — Full house
250–300 sq ft. Fits: 3–4+ bedroom home contents. Think garage-sized. $300–$420/month.
Best for: Full-home storage, estate transitions, vehicle storage + household.
Climate control — yes or no?
In Florida: yes, for almost everything you care about. Our heat + humidity destroys unprotected:
- Wood furniture (warps, cracks)
- Electronics (corrosion)
- Leather (mildew)
- Paper + photos (yellowing, sticking)
- Artwork
Non-climate is OK for: outdoor tools, lawn equipment, metal furniture you don’t care about.
How to pick the right size
- Smaller than you think. Most people overbuy storage — 25–40% oversize.
- Stack vertically. 10ft ceilings double your effective space.
- Leave a walking path. If you need to access stuff, don’t pack to the doors.
- Month-to-month contracts. Never sign annual storage contracts — your needs change.