(1) How much does climate-controlled storage cost?
Climate-controlled storage generally costs 20% to 50% more than a standard, non-climate-controlled unit. In Alabama, the average cost for climate-controlled units ranges:
Note: Prices in Wedowee may vary based on local facility rates, availability, and specific features.
(2) Is climate control worth it for storage?
Yes, it is often worth the extra cost for sensitive or valuable items, especially in the fluctuating temperatures and high humidity common in Alabama. Climate-controlled units maintain a consistent temperature and humidity level, which helps prevent:
(3) Is it better to get a climate-controlled storage unit?
If you are storing delicate, valuable, or temperature-sensitive items, a climate-controlled unit is the better choice for their preservation. For less sensitive items like yard equipment, tools, or general non-perishable household goods, a standard drive-up unit may be sufficient and more cost-effective.
(4) How much does a storage unit cost in Alabama?
On average, standard self-storage in Alabama costs around $93 per month. Prices vary significantly by unit size and whether it is climate-controlled:
Yes, storage units are typically rented on a flexible month-to-month basis. You can rent a unit for as long as you need, including for many years. Most facilities require you to give a specific amount of notice (e.g., 10-30 days) before moving out.
(6) How much is 3 months storage at Wedowee Multi Storage?
| Unit Type (Size) | Monthly Rate | 3 Months Cost (Monthly Rate x 3) |
| Climate-Controlled (4 x 12) | $35.00 | $105.00 |
| Uncovered Grassy Lot (10 x 32) (RV/Boat) | $30.00 | $90.00 |
| Non-Climate-Controlled (10 x 8) | $55.00 | $165.00 |
| Climate-Controlled (8 x 10) | $90.00 | $270.00 |
| Climate-Controlled (12 x 16) | $100.00 | $300.00 |
| Non-Climate-Controlled (10 x 20) | $65.00 | $195.00 |
A 10x20 storage unit (200 sq. ft.) is typically large enough to hold the contents of a three- to four-bedroom home, including:
If you have large furniture, a lot of boxes, or want space to maneuver within the unit, opt for the 10x15.
Yes, it is illegal and strictly prohibited by self-storage facility contracts and local/state laws. Storage units are not zoned or designed for human habitation, and attempting to live or sleep in one poses severe safety risks, including a lack of plumbing, proper ventilation, fire protection, and utility access. Doing so will result in fines, immediate eviction, and potential legal action.