Self-Storage in Montreal: Sizes, Costs & Best Locations
Montreal Storage Unit Sizes and What They Cost
A 5x5-foot locker ($60–$100/month) holds boxes, seasonal gear, and small items — perfect if you're downsizing temporarily. A 5x10 ($90–$160/month) fits a one-bedroom apartment's contents. A 10x10 ($140–$230/month) handles a two- to three-bedroom home. For a full house or large furniture, a 10x20 ($200–$350/month) gives you room to walk around your belongings.
Prices vary by neighborhood and floor level. Ground-floor, drive-up units cost 15-25% more than upper-floor units requiring an elevator. Downtown facilities near Griffintown and Old Montreal charge premium rates, while locations in Saint-Laurent, Lachine, and the East End offer better value for the same square footage.
Best Self-Storage Locations Across Montreal
Downtown and nearby: StorageMart on rue Saint-Patrick in Griffintown, Public Storage on rue Bridge near the Champlain Bridge. Central: Entreposage Montréal on boulevard Décarie in Côte-des-Neiges, Sentinel Storage on rue Jean-Talon in Villeray. West Island: Public Storage in Pointe-Claire, Access Storage in Dorval near the airport.
East End and Laval: StorageMart on boulevard Métropolitain in Saint-Léonard, Mini-Entrepôt on boulevard des Laurentides in Laval. South Shore: Entreposage Brossard on boulevard Taschereau. Choose a facility within a 15-minute drive of both your current and future home — you'll visit more often than you think.
What to Look for When Choosing a Facility
Security features matter: look for 24-hour camera surveillance, individual unit alarms, gated access with a personal code, and on-site management. Ask about insurance — most facilities offer optional coverage for $10–$25/month, or your renter's insurance may already cover stored belongings.
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Visit in person before signing. Check hallway widths (can you roll a dolly?), elevator size, and loading-area access. Ask about move-in specials — first-month-free deals are common, especially at facilities trying to fill vacancies in fall and winter when demand dips after the July 1st rush.
