How should south-valley households plan a storage move?

Book the unit before the moving truck: sizes turn over quickly in growth markets, and the live listings show exactly what's open today. If you're staging a home for sale — common in Draper's market — a 10x10 clears the clutter from a typical three-bedroom without touching daily-use furniture. Contractors and businesses: drive-up units keep tools and materials one tailgate away from the job route along I-15. And load heaviest items along the back wall first, lightest and most-needed by the door.

Which areas does the Draper location serve?

The 700 East facility serves Draper, Sandy, Riverton, South Jordan, and Bluffdale, and is a straight shot up I-15 from Lehi and the Point of the Mountain employment centers. Mid-valley or downtown? Our Millcreek location on 3300 South is closer; on the east bench, see Cottonwood Heights on 1300 East.

FAQ

US Storage Centers at 12362 S 700 E sits just off the I-15 and 12300 South interchange — 700 East connects straight to 12300 South, so the facility is a quick surface-street stop without deep neighborhood detours.

Yes — climate-controlled interior units from 5x4.5 up to 10x30 at our 700 East facility hold a steadier temperature range through Draper's freezing winters and 95°F-plus summers.

Yes — ground-level drive-up units run from 5x10 up to 13x30, the widest drive-up footprint among our Utah locations, built for direct loading of furniture, inventory, and equipment.

A 10x15 typically holds a two-bedroom home and a 10x20 a three-bedroom; large moves step up to 10x25 or 10x30. The live unit listings show current openings in each size.

Yes — units through 10x30, drive-up loading, and quick I-15 access make the 700 East facility practical for inventory, records, and field-crew equipment serving the Point of the Mountain corridor.

Same day in most cases — pick a unit from the live listings, complete the online rental in minutes, and your gate access is set up at move-in.