Compare Self-Storage Units in Glasgow

We’ve researched the costs of self-storage across the UK. According to Octagon Capital, the average annual cost for a 50 sq. ft. unit is £700, almost 20% cheaper than the UK’s national average at £868. City centres usually are more expensive for everything, but it’s good to know that Glasgow remains affordable for storage costs, more than half the price of London.

The cost of your storage unit will depend on the size of the unit and how long you require the unit for. Most storage companies offer cheaper prices per sq.ft as the unit sizes get bigger, so it’s worth working out how much storage space you’ll need.

It’s important to compare quotes for your storage in advance as it really helps to get a range of prices from local providers. You’ll be able to find the best deal for your Glasgow storage and have peace of mind knowing you’re saving time, money and stress.

To learn more, read how much does self storage cost.

Buying a house or flat can be stressful, without even thinking of moving day. With flats being the most affordable property type in Glasgow and seeing a 7.02% in price during the last year, many people living in Glasgow need more space in their properties. Using self-storage during your move can really help alleviate some stress. Whether you need to declutter before moving or your new property doesn’t have space for your garden equipment, self-storage is the answer.

By using storage when moving house, you can also help to save on your removal costs as you aren’t packing and moving so many items. If you want to eventually donate or sell some of your items and don’t’ want the hassle of taking them to your new home, putting them into storage will help you get started on this process.

Whatever the reason, we can match you with local providers in Glasgow to help with all your storage needs.

To learn more, read our guide to moving house and self-storage.

Glasgow is a major centre of higher and academic research, with top universities in the city such as the University of Strathclyde, the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Glasgow School of Art and Glasgow Caledonian University, and the City of Glasgow College, the largest college in Britain.

Student accommodation is notoriously small, with many only having space for a single bed and a desk. Many students will go on to find their own flats or shared homes after using university accommodation in their first year, so can often be in-betweeen accommodation. Using self-storage can put your mind at ease if you’re popping home during holidays. Our storage companies have CCTV monitoring and their units are safe and secure. Even better, storage is so flexible you can store as little as single items if needed.

To learn more, read our guide on student-self storage.