Climate Controlled Storage

Climate-controlled storage units maintain a stable temperature — typically between 55°F and 80°F — year-round. Some facilities also regulate humidity, which is critical for wood, leather, and electronics.

Electronics, wood furniture, leather goods, artwork, photographs, vinyl records, musical instruments, wine, medications, and business documents all benefit from climate control.

If you're storing anything with sentimental or financial value — artwork, antiques, instruments, electronics — climate control is worth it. The cost difference is usually modest compared to the replacement cost of damaged goods.

Most climate-controlled units stay between 55°F and 80°F. Humidity-controlled units target 30–50% relative humidity. Check with your specific 10 Federal Storage facility for exact ranges.

Yes, if the unit is large enough. Enclosed climate-controlled vehicle storage is the gold standard for classic cars, motorcycles, and other collectible vehicles. Call your nearest location to check availability.

Clean them, remove batteries (which can leak), place in anti-static bags if possible, and box them with padding. Even in climate-controlled storage, elevate boxes off the floor in case of minor flooding.