Protection from extreme temperatures. You don't want your belongings sitting in a room that's above 100 degrees, or in below-zero temperatures. Climate controlled storage units prevent these types of temperature fluctuations that can damage your belongings.

While renting a storage unit, there are several factors that you should consider. These include:The ease of accessibility, such as being open weekends and holidaysLocks offeredClimate controlThe quality of surveillanceSizes offered by the storage unitsLighting of the facilityReviews given online by other users

Temperature-controlled facilities usually only manage temperature, while climate-controlled facilities may manage both temperature and humidity. Both humidity and temperature work together to control moisture levels in a storage space. As humidity in the air increases, so does the air's ability to hold heat.