Self-storage, container storage and climate-controlled units — short or long-term, fully insured.
Storage is priced per square foot, per week. Picking one size too big is the most common way UK customers overpay. Use the guide below, then let partners confirm the size from your inventory.
| Unit size | Typically holds | Indicative UK price |
|---|---|---|
| 25 sq ft (locker) | Studio flat, boxes, small furniture, seasonal items | £18–£30 / week |
| 35 sq ft | 1-bed flat: sofa, bed, wardrobe, 20–30 boxes | £22–£38 / week |
| 50 sq ft | 2-bed flat contents or a small office move | £30–£50 / week |
| 75 sq ft | 2–3 bed house, appliances and garden equipment | £40–£65 / week |
| 100 sq ft | 3-bed house, full furniture set plus boxes | £50–£85 / week |
| 150–200 sq ft | 4–5 bed house, business stock or archive storage | £75–£140 / week |
Indicative ranges only — your quotes come from real facilities and may differ by location and availability.
Containers suit long-term, low-access storage. Self-storage suits frequent access.
Worth it for documents, artwork, instruments and electronics stored over winter.
As a rule of thumb, a 1-bed flat fits in roughly 35 sq ft, a 3-bed house in 100 sq ft. Partners will recommend the right size after you describe your inventory.
All listed facilities carry building and contents insurance. You can also add your own contents cover.
Yes — many of our removal partners offer combined move + store quotes.
Most partners offer flexible weekly or monthly contracts with no long-term commitment.
Indicatively, a 25 sq ft locker runs about £18–£30 a week, 50 sq ft about £30–£50 and 100 sq ft about £50–£85. London and the South East sit 25–50% above regional rates, and paying several weeks up front usually earns a discount.
Container storage is drive-up, sealed and usually cheaper, which suits long-term storage you rarely need to open. Self-storage is an indoor unit inside a manned building, better when you want frequent, easy access.
Only for humidity-sensitive items — documents, artwork, musical instruments, electronics and upholstered antiques. It typically adds around 10–20% to the unit price.
You submit one form and we pass it to verified facilities covering your postcode, so you can compare real prices side by side instead of ringing round.