Community Storage has locations in Noblesville, Pendleton, Muncie, Anderson, Marion, Yorktown, Farmland, Frankfort and Shelbyville.
Community Storage offers clean and inexpensive self storage units throughout many towns and cities in Indiana. We have varying sizes of storage units to accommodate those who are only looking to store a few pieces of furniture or larger storage units for those who have a garage full of items that need to be stowed away. Community Storage also offers heated and cooled storage at select locations for those who need their items to be kept at certain temperatures while the seasons change.
For those who are in the process of moving, Community Storage is also a certified U-Haul dealer. We carry moving supplies bundles that include boxes of varying sizes, bubble wrap and tape.
We know how important your belongings are to you, which is why at Community Storage we are dedicated to providing the cleanest and most secure self storage units in East Central Indiana, including Muncie, Anderson, Marion, Yorktown, Farmland, Frankfort, Noblesville, and Pendleton. At all twelve of our conveniently located storage facilities, we protect your belongings with a 24/7 digital access Sentinel Security System, along with industry standard commercial lighting along our paved drives. Now you can have access to YOUR things when YOU want, with the safety and security that YOU deserve.
We offer self storage units ranging from 5'x5' up to 20'x25'. Find the size and price to fit your needs. We have heated and cooled units in sizes up to 20x20!
We sell moving boxes - small, medium, large, extra large, grand wardrobe and mirror boxes.
We also sell boxes in bundles so you can get a variety of sizes.
We have other moving supplies for complete one-stop shopping:
* bubble wrap
* packing tape with dispenser
* disc locks and padlocks
* glass and dish packing kits
* mattress bags (twin, queen and king)
* dust covers
* sofa covers
* wrapping paper
We are an authorized U-Haul dealer. We rent trucks, dollies and furniture pads.
