By maintaining a consistent environment, climate control reduces the chances that temperature-sensitive items will get damaged in storage. This amenity is beneficial for anyone living in a region where weather changes are common or for anyone who needs to store delicate items like collectibles or other valuables.

Climate controlled storage units take the edge off of outside temperatures thanks to an air system that triggers when temperatures get unpleasant—roughly 50 degrees to 80 degrees. Public Storage first offered indoor climate control units two decades ago to cater to customer demand.

Climate controlled storage means that your storage and temperature is managed and managed accordingly. A heater keeps your unit warm and keeps you cool in the summer months. Humidifiers and dehumidifiers are used to manage the moisture levels in the storage unit.