Drive-Up Storage Units Available Near You at Valley Storage
What Is Drive-Up Storage and How Does it Work?
Drive-up storage units let you pull your vehicle right up to the door. There are no stairs or hallways to navigate.
This setup works well for storing furniture, tools, or anything heavy. You can load and unload quickly.
Most Valley Storage locations offer drive-up access.
Units are available at our self-storage facilities in Ohio, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Pennsylvania. Stop in
Who Uses Drive-Up Storage Units?
Benefits of Drive-Up Storage Units at Valley Storage
- Park your vehicle right next to the unit
- Quick access without stairs or hallways
- Faster loading and unloading
- Ideal for large or heavy items
- Simple drive-in access for trailers or trucks
- Available in multiple unit sizes
- Located inside fenced perimeters
- Monitored by security cameras
- Great for business, personal, or temporary storage
- Available at multiple Valley Storage locations
Security and Accessibility Features
Security Camera Monitoring
Secure Keypad Entry
Gated and Fenced Perimeter
Choosing the Right Size
Not sure how much space you need? Here’s a quick guide to help match your storage needs with the right drive-up unit size.
5×10 Unit
- Fits a few pieces of furniture and several boxes
- Good for renters or minimal overflow from a small apartment
- Comparable to a walk-in closet
10×10 Unit
- Holds contents of a one-bedroom home
- Ideal for small business inventory or home renovations
- Frequently used during moves or downsizing
10×20 Unit
- Accommodates furniture from a two- to three-bedroom home
- Room for equipment, tools, and larger appliances
- Popular with contractors and homeowners doing major work
Not sure what size you need? Use our storage unit calculator to better determine what size storage unit to rent.
Common Items Stored
How to Rent a Drive-Up Storage Unit: Online or In-Person
How to Rent a Storage Unit Online
- Go to the facility’s online rental page
- Select a unit and enter your email
- Enter your move-in date
- Choose a Protection Plan or upload your own coverage
- Apply any available discounts
- Fill out your contact and alternate contact info
- Enter payment details and submit your order
- Check your inbox and open the follow-up email
- Click “E-Sign Your Lease”
- Upload a valid driver’s license
- Sign all required fields
- Move in on your selected date
How to Reserve a Storage Unit Online
- Visit the storage facility’s online rental page
- Select a storage unit and enter your email
- Provide your contact details and choose a move-in date
- Apply any discounts if available
- No payment is required at the time of reservation
- Complete payment before your move-in date
- Move in as scheduled
How to Rent a Storage Unit In-Person
Visit any facility during office hours and speak with the on-site staff. They’ll help you choose the right unit, walk you through the rental process, and get you set up with access right away. Just bring a valid ID and a form of payment.
Drive-Up Storage Units – FAQs
What is a drive-up storage unit?
It’s a ground-level unit that allows you to park directly outside the door. You can load and unload without using elevators, hallways, or stairs.
Can I access my drive-up unit anytime?
Access hours vary by location, but most Valley Storage facilities offer extended daily hours. Check the location page for specific times.
What can I store in a drive-up unit?
These units are ideal for furniture, tools, seasonal items, business supplies, and recreational gear. As long as items are non-perishable and not restricted, they’ll fit well in a drive-up unit.
Are drive-up units secure?
Yes. All drive-up units are located within fenced areas and are monitored by security cameras. Entry is controlled by keypad or gate access.
Do all Valley Storage locations offer drive-up units?
Most do. You can check availability by entering your ZIP code on our website or contacting a nearby facility.
Can I rent a drive-up unit for short-term use?
Yes. Valley Storage offers month-to-month rentals with no long-term commitment required.
Are drive-up units good for business storage?
Absolutely. Many business owners use them for inventory, tools, or equipment that they need to access regularly.
