Climate-controlled storage near Illinois

1427 facilities found in Illinois matching 2 filters. View the local guide → + Add a facility not listed

Facilities matching “Illinois”: South Illinois Store & Lock It (Mansfield, OH), CubeSmart of 2135 North Illinois Street Indianapolis (Indianapolis, IN)
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AreaChicago (151)Springfield (30)Rockford (20)Belleville (18)Bloomington (17)Champaign (13)Peoria (12)Effingham (12)Naperville (12)Elgin (11)
TypeSelf storage unitsClimate controlledDrive-up unitsCar & vehicleRV storageBoat storageOutdoor yardLockersBusiness storagePortable containersWarehouse & pallet space
Size5×55×1010×1010×1510×2010×30
FeaturesClimate controlledDrive-up24-hour accessOpen nowReserve onlineTruck rental
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Ceiling8 ft+10 ft+12 ft+14 ft+

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About climate-controlled storage

Climate-controlled units sit inside a building that's heated in winter and cooled in summer, so the temperature stays within a set range all year. Many facilities also manage humidity, which is what really protects wood, paper, fabric and electronics from warping, mold and corrosion.

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