If you’ve driven the Lincoln Highway lately, you’ve probably noticed a few new storage signs popping up. Prices can feel all over the map, so we did the homework for you. Below is what most folks in Everett and Bedford County are paying right now (give or take a few bucks depending on demand).
| Unit Size | Fits… | Typical Monthly Range* |
|---|---|---|
| 5×5 | Holiday bins, a few boxes | $35 – $45 |
| 5×10 | Dorm room or office closet | $55 – $65 |
| 10×10 | Contents of a one-bedroom | $75 – $90 |
| 10×15 | Small house, business overstock | $100 – $115 |
| 10×20 | Three-bed home or contractor tools | $130 – $150 |
*Rates checked May 2025; call or reserve online for today’s pricing.
Size, obviously. The more square feet, the higher the rent.
Drive-up convenience. Units you can back a truck right up to (all of ours!) run a bit more than upstairs or corridor units in city settings.
Lease length. Month-to-month gives you freedom; pre-paying six or twelve months often lands a discount.
Current promos. Quick Lock Storage Everett is still running 50 % off the first month on 5×5 and 5×10 units—handy if you just need short-term breathing room.
Split a unit with a buddy. A 10×10 divided down the middle is cheaper than two separate 5×10s.
Right-size before you rent. Take a quick phone video of what you’re storing and measure big furniture. Our online size guide does the math.
Ask about referral credits. Bring a friend and both of you shave a few bucks off next month’s bill.
Move during the middle of the month. Local demand spikes during college breaks; mid-month move-ins sometimes snag better deals.
24/7 access – grab that kayak after a late paddle on the Raystown Branch.
True drive-up units – no hallways, no elevators, perfect for the tight streets in town.
Transparent pricing – no “administrative surprises” on move-in day.
Ready to lock in a rate? Reserve online in under two minutes or call us at (814) 200-1414. See you at the unit!