Where is a great place to find cheap self storage right off Interstate 465 on the east side of town? This Indianapolis Public Storage on Washington Street, that's where.
Located on the south side of U.S. Route 40 between Franklin Road and Post Road, one mile east of I-465, this facility offers indoor storage units and outdoor storage units in multiple sizes to make sure customers have plenty of options when looking for cheap storage.
Families near Hawthorne Elementary School can pack up old toys and books in a 5x5 storage unit, or empty out a messy guest bedroom with the help of a 10x15 storage unit, which is big enough to hold a handful of boxes along with a mattress, bed frame or old dresser.
Downsizing from a home to an apartment in Eastgate or Raymond Park? A 10x30 storage unit provides some much-needed storage space for couches, recliners, washers, dryers and any other bulky items that may not fit in the new place.
The storage area is gated with key-code entry for access to units. This location also offers enclosed vehicle storage units.
Public Storage is proud to be a part of the Indianapolis community, providing affordable storage solutions to customers 7 days a week.
Avoid using this place, even if you move out a few days after the first of the month, they will charge you for an entire month. They should prorate your account. It was explained that I could do this and fount out I couldn't. That is terrible business practice.
Thanks you Robin
This review is for Public Storage off E. Washington St. Indianapolis Indiana. I say that because I see too many 4-5 star reviews and think it can't be my new location. Initially I see on their website they have units available near where I needed that were inside. Inside makes you think climate controlled right? Since most of the time (all of the time in my experience) it being inside is indeed a climate controlled facility. Price wasn't terrible and it was close. I get to facility and am on the "do it yourself" kiosk and get an off site employee (even though they definitely have live on site tenants) to pop on the screen to help and before I can tell her what I am looking for , she disconnected the call. Had she stayed and actually helped, I would not have wasted my time or money. Turns out my inside unit was just that... Inside a building but absolutely not temperature controlled. Instead, it smells so horrible like smelly dirty people's trash and rotting food that they actually have a fan above the entry way doors blowing air outside. Rat droppings inside my unit, got charged $19.99!!! for a lock I didn't need (I assume so they have a set of keys to snoop through your belongings) and no option to opt out of said lock. I only had my moving van for a short time due to the availability and it being reserved later in the day, so no time to find another facility. Storage of America down the street only had 2nd floor units available and while inside and temperature controlled, I know they don't have an elevator and you gotta carry your belongings up the stairs. I would carry my stuff 10x over to not feel as sick to my stomach as I do about leaving my stuff there yesterday. Access only until 9pm, and when signing up on kiosk, they scan your ID but it doesn't input any of your information on the application/renters agreement requiring you to peck away inputting it all in manually. 3 stars is gracious I feel. Hopefully today I can get reimbursed and move to a different facility. (Will update soon as I feel I am forgetting something else)
Booking my storage unit was quick and easy. Robin called to confirm that I was able to set everything up and asked if there was anything she could do for me.