Trusted Storage Solutions Serving Lake Oswego, OR

Your Neighborhood Storage Partner Across Lake Oswego

Lake Oswego is one of Oregon’s most desirable communities, known for its top-ranked schools, pristine 395-acre lake, and vibrant neighborhoods. As your local storage partner, we’re proud to serve residents throughout all Lake Oswego neighborhoods, including:

North Lake Oswego: First Addition, Lake Grove, Blue Heron, Bryant, Birdshill, Old Town

Central Lake Oswego: Forest Highlands, Palisades, Evergreen, Glenmorrie, Forest Hills

West Lake Oswego: Westlake, Uplands, Mountain Park, Lake Forest, Westridge

South Lake Oswego: McVey South Shore, Lakewood, Waluga, Stafford, Springbrook Park, Rosewood, Skylands

East Lake Oswego: Hallinan Heights, Holly Orchard, Mary’s Landing, Country Club North Shore, Foothills, Childs

Whether you’re in the cottage-style homes of First Addition (recognized by Cottage Living magazine as one of America’s best cottage communities), the family-friendly streets near Forest Hills Elementary, or the established neighborhoods surrounding Lakeridge High School, we provide convenient storage solutions tailored to your specific needs.

Why Lake Oswego Residents Choose Partner Storage Solutions

1. Local Expertise with Community Understanding

Unlike national chains with distant corporate offices, we understand Lake Oswego’s unique character. We know that residents in Palisades and Mountain Park often need climate-controlled storage for valuable outdoor equipment between seasons. We recognize that First Addition homeowners value their historic architecture and may need temporary storage during renovation projects. Families in Lake Grove and Bryant frequently require flexible solutions during life transitions, whether it’s a college student coming home for summer or elderly parents downsizing from a larger home.

Our team knows that Lake Oswego isn’t just a commuter town—it’s a thriving community with its own identity, top-ranked schools (consistently #1 in Oregon), vibrant arts scene, and strong property values that homeowners protect through careful maintenance and organization.

2. Comprehensive Storage Solutions for Every Need

Residential Storage Services:

• Decluttering & Seasonal Storage: Lake Oswego homes, particularly in neighborhoods like Evergreen, Uplands, and Westridge, maintain high property values. We help you maximize your living space by storing seasonal decorations, outdoor furniture, sports equipment, and items you’re not ready to part with.
• Renovation & Remodeling Storage: Protect your belongings during kitchen remodels, bathroom updates, or whole-home renovations common in established neighborhoods like Glenmorrie and Holly Orchard.
• Life Transition Storage: Whether you’re welcoming a new baby, sending kids to college, helping aging parents downsize, or going through a divorce, we provide compassionate, flexible storage during life’s changes.
• Boat & RV Storage: With the Willamette River and Tryon Creek State Natural Area nearby, many Lake Oswego residents own boats, kayaks, paddleboards, and RVs. We offer secure vehicle storage to protect your investment year-round.

Business Storage Services:

• Professional Office Storage: Lake Oswego’s thriving business community in areas near Old Town and downtown needs secure document storage, archived records, and inventory management.
• Contractor & Trade Storage: Contractors working on Lake Oswego’s beautiful homes need secure equipment storage with flexible access.
• E-commerce & Small Business Inventory: Growing online businesses need affordable space to store products without expensive retail overhead.
• Medical & Pharmaceutical Storage: Healthcare professionals require secure, climate-controlled storage for medical supplies and equipment.

3. Security Features That Protect Your Valuables

Lake Oswego residents expect—and deserve—premium security. Our facilities feature:

• 24/7 Digital Video Surveillance: High-definition cameras monitor all areas continuously
• Biometric Thumbprint Access: Your unique fingerprint is your key—no lost keys or forgotten codes
• Individual Unit Alarms: Each unit has its own security system for additional protection
• Well-Lit Facilities: Bright LED lighting throughout ensures safety during evening access
• On-Site Management: Live managers provide peace of mind and immediate assistance
• Gated Entry with Personal Access Codes: Control who enters the facility and when

4. Climate-Controlled Storage for Oregon’s Weather

Lake Oswego experiences Pacific Northwest weather—wet winters, temperature fluctuations, and occasional summer heat. Our climate-controlled units maintain consistent temperature (65-75°F) and humidity levels to protect:

• Fine furniture and antiques (common in established neighborhoods like Palisades and First Addition)
• Important documents and photographs
• Electronics and appliances
• Musical instruments
• Wine collections
• Business inventory and records
• Artwork and collectibles
• Seasonal clothing and textiles

5. Convenient Features That Save You Time

Covered Loading Areas: Oregon weather means rain. Our covered loading zones let you load and unload your vehicle without getting soaked—a feature particularly appreciated during our wet winter months.

Wide Hallways & Large Elevators: Easily move furniture and boxes, even from upper-floor units. Perfect for transporting items from Lake Oswego’s multi-story homes.

Free Moving Truck Use: Most locations offer complimentary 14-foot box truck rental with your storage unit—saving you hundreds of dollars on moving expenses.

Moving Supplies On-Site: Purchase boxes, tape, bubble wrap, and packing materials without making extra trips to home improvement stores.

Package Acceptance Service: We’ll receive and store deliveries in your unit—ideal for busy professionals, pharmaceutical representatives, and online shoppers who want secure package handling.

Month-to-Month Rentals: No long-term commitments. Rent for a month or a year—it’s your choice. Extend or downsize as your needs change.

Online Account Management: Reserve units, pay rent, and manage your account 24/7 through our user-friendly mobile app and website.

Storage Unit Sizes for Every Lake Oswego Need

Small Units (5×5 to 5×10)

Ideal for: Seasonal decorations, sports equipment, small furniture, business files, college student belongingsLake Oswego Use Cases: Lakeridge High School students storing belongings over summer break; outdoor gear for Tryon Creek hiking; seasonal Festival of the Arts vendor storage

Medium Units (10×10 to 10×15)

Ideal for: One-bedroom apartment contents, furniture during remodeling, business inventoryLake Oswego Use Cases: Waluga and Stafford area homeowners decluttering before selling; small business inventory for Lake Oswego entrepreneurs; temporary storage during home staging

Large Units (10×20 to 10×30)

Ideal for: Entire home contents (3-5 bedrooms), business warehousing, vehicle storageLake Oswego Use Cases: Mountain Park families downsizing from larger homes; contractor equipment storage for trades serving Lake Oswego; estate storage for families settling properties in established neighborhoods

Supporting Lake Oswego’s Unique Community Needs

For Families Throughout Lake Oswego

Lake Oswego families choose our community for its exceptional schools, safe neighborhoods, and outdoor lifestyle. We support that choice by providing storage solutions that help maintain organized, functional homes:

• Growing Families: Expectant parents in neighborhoods like Blue Heron and Bryant need space for baby gear while keeping older children’s toys accessible
• School Transitions: Lakeridge High School and Lake Oswego High School families navigate college transitions, requiring summer storage for dorm belongings
• Sports & Activities: With youth sports, performing arts, and outdoor recreation central to Lake Oswego culture, equipment storage keeps garages and mudrooms organized

For Lake Oswego’s Vibrant Arts Community

As home to the renowned Lake Oswego Festival of the Arts (attracting 25,000+ visitors each June) and the Lakewood Center for the Arts, our community values creativity. We provide:

• Climate-controlled storage for artwork, sculptures, and supplies
• Flexible access for artists preparing for shows and exhibitions
• Affordable space for art teachers and instructors storing supplies between classes

For Outdoor Enthusiasts

Lake Oswego’s location offers unparalleled outdoor access—the 395-acre lake for boating and swimming, 24 developed parks, Tryon Creek State Natural Area’s 645 acres of trails, and proximity to Mt. Hood. Store your:

• Kayaks, paddleboards, canoes, and boat accessories
• Camping and hiking gear
• Bicycles and ski equipment
• Golf clubs (Lake Oswego has public and private courses)
• Fishing equipment

For Professionals & Businesses

Lake Oswego’s educated workforce and proximity to Portland make it an attractive business location. We serve:

• Remote Workers: Store archived files, equipment, and inventory without dedicating home office space
• Healthcare Professionals: Medical and dental offices need HIPAA-compliant record storage
• Real Estate Professionals: Stage homes and store furniture between listings
• Contractors & Trades: Secure equipment storage between job sites throughout the metro area

Understanding Lake Oswego Storage Costs

Storage costs in Lake Oswego typically range from $55-$408 monthly, depending on unit size and features. Climate-controlled units average $157/month. We offer:

• Transparent Pricing: No hidden fees, deposits, or administrative charges at most locations
• First Month Specials: New customers often receive 50% off or first month free promotions
• Price Match Guarantee: We compete with Public Storage, West Coast Self-Storage, and other Lake Oswego providers
• Military & Senior Discounts: Honoring those who served and our senior community members

Compared to Portland storage rates just 8 miles north, Lake Oswego offers competitive pricing with superior facility quality and the convenience of storing close to home—saving you time and fuel costs.

Moving & Storage Tips for Lake Oswego Residents

Best Times to Move in Lake Oswego

• Late Spring/Early Summer: After Lake Oswego schools end (June) but before the rainy season
• September/October: After summer vacations, before winter weather arrives
• Avoid: December-February (wettest months) and during the Festival of the Arts weekend (crowded)

Neighborhood-Specific Considerations

• First Addition/Old Town: Narrow streets and historic homes may require smaller moving trucks and careful maneuvering
• Mountain Park/Palisades: Hillside locations require careful planning for steep driveways
• Lakefront Properties (Lake Grove, Blue Heron): Consider boat and watercraft storage needs
• Newer Developments (Springbrook Park, Stafford): Larger homes mean more items; plan accordingly

Packing for Oregon’s Climate

• Use waterproof bins for items prone to moisture damage
• Climate-control is essential for wood furniture, electronics, and papers
• Label boxes clearly—you’ll thank yourself later
• Create an inventory list, especially for insurance purposes