Is $100 to much for a 10x10 storage unit they will let you in 24/7 but got to see if there is electricity
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Is $100 to much for a 10x10 storage unit they will let you in 24/7 but got to see if there is electricity
if you have room, we rent a storage container for $90 a month 48 x 8, plus its in our yard so we hae convienence to
A 10 x 10 should only be around $50. a month, a few years back I had a 10 x 30 for $85.
The one out north of town has a 5 x 10 for $25. and there is elec. plug outside about every 3 units, just need a good extension cord.
I pay 65$ a month for a 5x10 but everything around here is expensive to begin with. They usually do not have elect either.
Depends on where you are. Nowhere around here will you find one for $50. $80 to 100 is about right for around here. Back where I came from they were $45 for a 10 x 20. You will just have to see how the prices compare for your area.
Typically will not see power in them either.
Time to call around get prices I guess? Is it worth the drive to go a few more miles for a few bucks cheaper?
put the money into some lumber ;)
Live in a apt till August just to hold me off till then
Like Parrothead said, depends on where you are. Funny, I just looked into getting a storage unit. The quotes I got (I'm in the Northeast) were
5x5: $55, 10x10: $80
Yikes 5'x5', that is like renting a closet.
I know it, huh? :) Wasn't the size I was looking for, but I thought that was pretty pricey for, like you said, a closet basically.Quote:
Originally Posted by injunjoe
My dad told me there is old buildings in this little town near me that might rent a garage stace out cheap.
That's about the size of our bathroom, gotta walk out into the kitchen to change your mind.Quote:
Yikes 5'x5', that is like renting a closet.
were getting 12 x 20 for $55
5 X 10 $100 per month, no elect, single light in unit, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., pre-pay for six months get unit for 8 months. long island n.y. Cheapest one I found. Forget "WESTYS" it was like walking into a hotel and prices were too.
Look on CL for storage, under housing.
If it has a light it has electric just have to buy one of them sockets that you can plug into is all.Quote:
Originally Posted by BRASSCATCHER
Thanks Idaho...checked last night nothing in my area.
It would be a long drive, but in my little town in sw GA, that size is $30 a month.
thanks for that tip. I never thought of that, I found some good ones with electricity cheaper than the storage unit places. I might be checking them out.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdahoScrapper