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Compare self-storage and containerised storage quotes from vetted UK providers. Tell us what you are storing and for how long; local facilities quote.

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Why QuoteMyMove for self storage
The storage experience, reimagined.
Containerised or self-storage
A unit you hold the key to, or a sealed container in a warehouse — cheaper per week, but you cannot drop in. Say which suits you.
Ask about climate control
Documents, electronics, art and upholstery fare better in a climate-controlled unit. Not every facility has them — ask, and it will be on the quote.
Security you can check
CCTV, alarms, access codes and staffed hours vary by facility. A good one will tell you exactly what it has; look before you sign.
Weekly, monthly or annual terms
Most operators run rolling contracts, and many discount a prepaid 3 or 12 months. Ask for both prices.
Drive-up or indoor units
Ground-floor drive-up is easiest for furniture; indoor upper floors are usually cheaper. The quote form asks what you are storing so firms can suggest the fit.
Insurance, included or separate
Most facilities require your contents to be insured and will sell a policy; many home insurers will extend cover for less. Worth a call to yours first.
The process
Four steps.
Zero stress.
Firms that cover your postcode see the brief as soon as you submit it. The ones that want the job get in touch; you decide who to talk to.
Estimate your space
As a rule of thumb, a 1-bed flat fits in about 50 sq ft and a 3-bed home in about 100.
Compare local providers
Up to 5 quotes from vetted UK storage operators covering your area.
Reserve with the facility
You deal with them directly — visit the unit before you commit if you can.
Drop off and relax
Access on the facility's terms, which you will have agreed in writing.
Price guide
What does storage cost in the UK?
Typical UK ranges to set expectations — a guide, not a quote. Final prices depend on access, distance, urgency and add-ons; the quotes you get back are the real numbers. Always free to compare.
Pro tip
Going long-term? Ask for a prepaid 3-month and 12-month price as well as the rolling rate — the discount is often worth having.
| Type | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Small (25 sq ft) | £12–£20/wk |
| Medium (50 sq ft) | £18–£30/wk |
| Large (100 sq ft) | £32–£55/wk |
| X-Large (150+ sq ft) | £50–£90/wk |
"Three quotes came in within 20 minutes. Picked one. Sorted. I'd been dreading this for weeks."
A. Patel
Storage customer · Manchester
Frequently asked questions
Everything you wanted to ask about self storage.
How much storage space do I need?
As a rule of thumb: a studio in around 25 sq ft, a 2-bed in about 50, a 3-bed in about 100, a 4-bed in 150 or more. Facilities will show you the units before you commit, and moving down a size later means moving everything twice.
Is my stuff insured?
Usually you have to arrange it. Many facilities include a small amount of basic cover and sell more at the counter; your home insurer may extend cover to goods in storage for less. Ask both.
How long can I store for?
Most contracts are weekly or monthly rolling — a week, a year or longer. Ask about notice periods and whether a prepaid term is discounted.
Can I access my unit any time?
It depends on the facility. "24/7 access" and "24/7 gate access" are not always the same offer, and staffed hours differ again. If you need evenings or Sundays, confirm it before you sign.
What items can't I store?
Generally: flammable liquids, perishable food, weapons, live animals and anything illegal. Each facility publishes its own list — read it.
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