Where Can I Find Self Storage in Arizona?
US Storage Centers operates in ten Arizona cities, from the Phoenix metro to Tucson and the White Mountains. Choose a city to compare its facilities:
What Storage Types Are Available in Arizona?
Climate-controlled units hold a steady indoor environment — the right default for fine furniture, electronics, documents, and anything that shouldn't experience a 110-degree afternoon; the deepest climate selections are in Mesa, Goodyear, Chandler, Cave Creek, and Show Low. Air-cooled units use evaporative systems to run roughly 15–20 degrees below outdoor temperatures at a friendlier price — the central Phoenix and Scottsdale standard. Drive-up units put your vehicle at the roll-up door for the fastest loading (Phoenix, Glendale, Peoria, and Tucson). And vehicle storage ranges from spaces to 30 feet in Peoria and open parking to 45 feet in Glendale, to covered and indoor RV bays to 55 feet at Tower Storage in Chandler and covered parking to 75 feet in Show Low.
What Amenities Do Arizona Locations Offer?
Amenities vary by location — each facility page lists its own set — but across Arizona you can expect electronic gated access with personalized entry codes, 24-hour video recording, well-lit drive aisles, and clean, access-controlled buildings. Indoor facilities add passenger elevators and free moving carts; most offices sell boxes, locks, and packing supplies; several teams serve customers in English and Spanish; and every location rents month to month with online reservations. Many Arizona facilities are Kure It Certified Locations, where tenants can round up rent to fund cancer research.
Unit Sizes & Current Rates
| Size | Best for |
|---|---|
| 5x5 – 5x10 | Boxes, seasonal items, small furniture |
| 10x10 – 10x15 | One-to-three-bedroom homes |
| 10x20 and larger (drive-up) | Large households, business inventory |
| Vehicle spaces to 75 feet | Cars, boats, RVs, fifth-wheels |
Current rates and unit availability appear in the live unit listings on this page.
Arizona Self Storage FAQ
How many US Storage Centers locations are in Arizona?
Sixteen facilities across ten Arizona cities, with an eleventh market — San Tan Valley — opening soon. That includes six Phoenix locations plus Mesa, Glendale (two), Chandler, Scottsdale, Goodyear, Peoria, Cave Creek, Tucson, and Show Low, including professionally managed partner brands Tower Storage, Nest Self Storage, Storage Now, Small Town Storage, and Alta Vista Mini Storage.
Does Arizona storage need to be climate-controlled?
For anything heat-sensitive, yes — Arizona summers regularly exceed 110°F, and enclosed spaces without cooling run hotter still. Climate-controlled units hold a steady environment for wood furniture, electronics, and documents; air-cooled units run roughly 15–20 degrees below outdoor highs and suit most household goods at a lower price point.
What is air-cooled storage?
Air-cooled units use evaporative cooling systems to keep interiors roughly 15–20 degrees below outdoor temperatures — meaningful relief in a Phoenix summer without the cost of full climate control. They're the standard at our central Phoenix and Scottsdale facilities and a practical middle option for furniture, tools, and boxed household goods.
Where can I store an RV or boat in Arizona?
Tower Storage in Chandler offers covered bays up to 55 feet plus indoor RV bays and open parking; our Glendale San Miguel facility parks rigs up to 45 feet; Show Low provides covered RV parking to 75 feet for White Mountain travelers; and Peoria and several Phoenix locations offer vehicle spaces for smaller rigs and trailers.
Are US Storage Centers rentals month to month?
Yes — every Arizona location rents month to month with no long-term commitment. Reserve online in minutes, size up or down as your needs change, and move out when you're done storing.
I'm moving to Arizona — when should I reserve a storage unit?
As soon as your dates firm up. Online reservations take only a few minutes, and arriving with a unit already lined up at the end of an I-10 or I-40 drive removes the biggest variable from unloading week — especially in summer, when you'll want the truck empty before mid-morning heat.