Oregon storage facilities are an excellent answer to your inventory and business storage needs. You can use self-storage units in Oregon to house your extra merchandise, to house your important paperwork, store your delivery vehicles and more.

Finding self-storage in Oregon is easy. There will always be a need for people to store stuff, so Oregon storage units abound.

To find the storage units in Oregon that are right for you:

1. Determine what your self-storage in Oregon needs are. Are you storing papers that it needs to be climate controlled? Do you need outside storage for vehicles? Do you just need a large space to put your stuff?

2. Determine how much space you need. Standard self-storage in Oregon units range from 5'x5' to 10'x30', but you can certainly find larger warehouse size facilities as well.

3. Find out about long term discounts at your Oregon storage facility. Most Oregon storage unit places will have discounts starting at 6 months, but some start as early as 3 months.

Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done

Find a Oregon storage chain

Going through an Oregon storage organization with multiple facilities means that you are typically paying lower prices and have nicer facilities.

I recommend: Find out if there is a Public Storage facility nearby. They are a global chain that has clean and well-lit facilities that are open 7 days a week. Urban Self Storage has 10 Oregon storage facilities. Northwest Self Storage offers you 48 locations. Extra Space Storage gives you 2 Aloha, OR locations and 1 Beaverton, OR location.

Think about a portable storage unit in Oregon

Sometimes you want to keep your stored goods a little bit more 'close to home,' and in that case you should consider a portable Oregon storage option.

I recommend: PODS offers their business customers 2 sizes of containers, as well as short and long-term storage options with your choice of either on-site storage or storage at a secure PODS storage facility. PODS containers are even weather-resistant and offer protection of your stored assets and documents during severe weather and natural disasters. Big Box Storage can deliver a storage unit measuring 8' x 5' x 7' to any address in Portland or Portland suburb.

Locate one of the many other smaller Oregon storage units

Besides storage chains and portable storage units, you also have the option of going with a smaller, privately owned Oregon storage unit facility.

I recommend: A & O Storage offers commercial units. Their sizes range from 5' x 10', to 10' x 20', they have paved, lit aisles and they have outside vehicle parking. Downtown Self Storage has 2 Portland locations, has electronic security and a sprinkler system, as well as on-site managers. Salem Self Storage is part of a Northwest US chain that has 1 Salem, OR location. A-1 Westside Storage has units 5'x5' to 12'x40', which is larger than most, as well as competitive prices.

Tips & Tactics

Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

• •  Look for a newer Oregon storage unit facility. They are generally cleaner and have more state-of-the art security.