Rates vary by city, unit size, storage type, and current availability, and they change frequently. A climate-controlled 10x10 in central Houston prices differently than a drive-up 10x10 in a smaller market. See today's rates in the live unit listings on each location page.

For long-term storage of wood furniture, electronics, photos, documents, instruments, or anything sentimental, yes — Texas summers regularly top 100°F, and Gulf Coast humidity adds moisture risk. For sturdy items over short terms, a standard drive-up unit is usually the economical choice.

US Storage Centers and the brands we professionally manage serve 16 Texas cities: Arlington, Austin, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Denton, Floresville, Fort Worth, Harker Heights, Houston, Missouri City, Pasadena, Plano, Red Oak, San Antonio, Victoria, and Waco. Each city page compares its local facilities by storage type and unit size.

The 10x10 is the most common choice — at 100 square feet, it holds a one- to two-bedroom apartment. Renters storing boxes and seasonal items usually take a 5x5 (25 sq ft) or 5x10 (50 sq ft), while a 10x20 at 200 square feet fits a three- to four-bedroom home.

Select Texas facilities offer RV and vehicle parking — including outdoor, covered, and indoor spaces at our Grissom Road location in San Antonio, the largest parking selection in our Texas portfolio. Availability and space types vary by site, so check the location page for your city or call the local manager to confirm what your vehicle needs.

Pick your city page, compare its facilities, and reserve online in minutes. Rentals are month-to-month, and local on-site managers can help you choose a size before you commit.