Self Storage Units Near You in Frisco, TX

Cheap Storage Units Near You in Frisco, TX

Public Storage makes it easy to find affordable self-storage in Frisco, TX. With clean, convenient storage unit locations across the area, you can organize, declutter, and free up space at home or work. Whether you’re planning a move or clearing out clutter, our storage units are built to fit your needs.

Climate Control

Climate-controlled storage units help reduce the effects of heat, humidity, and cold while keeping visits comfortable year-round. It’s an ideal option for storing wood furniture, leather, fabrics, and other items that do best in consistent conditions.

Drive-Up Access

Storage units with drive-up access give you ground-level convenience for quick drop-offs and pick-ups. Pull up to your unit and store or retrieve boxes, tools, or equipment without hauling them indoors.

Car/Vehicle Storage

Public Storage makes car storage simple with covered, uncovered, and enclosed unit options. It’s an easy way to free up space at home while keeping your vehicle close and ready when you need it.

Boat Storage

Stash canoes, kayaks, jet skis, or trailered boats between trips. With ground-level and covered boat storage unit options available, you can clear driveway space, store your watercraft, and have it ready for your next outing.

RV Storage

Create space at home and keep your RV ready for the road with open or covered parking storage unit options. Enclosed drive-up storage units are also available for smaller trailers and campers, making it easy to store your vehicle.

24/7 Access

Our 24/7 Access upgrade lets you enter your storage space whenever you need to—day or night. With bright lighting, personalized gate codes, and around-the-clock support, it’s storage that works around your schedule, not the other way around.

Clean Storage Facilities

Public Storage facilities are cleaned and maintained regularly, so every visit feels comfortable and organized. Hallways, elevators, and loading areas are kept tidy to make moving in and out simple.

Business Storage

Running a business takes space, and Public Storage makes it easy to find it. Our flexible, month-to-month rentals help you store inventory, organize supplies, or manage equipment without the cost of extra office space.

Trusted Storage Facilities

Public Storage facilities feature keypad entry, gated access, and bright, well-lit surroundings designed for everyday convenience.

Trusted Nationwide Since 1972

For more than 50 years, Public Storage has been part of life’s biggest moves and everyday moments. With thousands of locations nationwide, we offer clean, convenient spaces to store, organize, and declutter on your terms. Wherever you are, we make it easy to make room for what’s next.

About Frisco

Frisco is a booming city in northeastern Texas, located about 30 miles north of Dallas. Frisco experienced explosive growth in the 2000s as suburban sprawl from the Dallas metropolitan area expanded past Plano and evolved into a thriving bedroom community.

In 1904, pioneers established the settlement that eventually became Frisco City, named after the St. Louis-San Francisco Railway that ran through it. The settlement was centered around the local train stop, which provided a convenient way to transport people and goods through the area. Between 1990 and 2010, Frisco grew at an incredible rate, rocketing from a population of 6,000 to more than 115,000.

Living in Frisco

Frisco has been named one of the best places to live in the U.S. by several national publications and media outlets, including CNN and Forbes magazine. It is among the fastest-growing cities in the country and has attracted many new people with its plentiful amenities, convenient location and family-friendly community.

One of the highlights of the city is Frisco Square, a newer development in the city that now functions as the downtown district. There, you can find plenty of urban-style housing options as well as commercial and business developments. Frisco is also a major hub for sports, serving as the headquarters for the Dallas Cowboys NFL team and hosting several major sports venues. The Frisco Athletic Center is another popular spot for locals, offering fitness classes, a weight room and an aquatic center. If you have children, the nearby Discovery Center is an ideal place to spend time, with its hands-on activities and educational experiences.

Working in Frisco

Part of Frisco's impressive growth has been due to its thriving economy and status as a bedroom community of Dallas. Whether you choose to work in Frisco or commute to Dallas, you'll find a range of job options to choose from. Several major, international employers are close by, including Frito-Lay, Dr. Pepper Snapple Group and J.C. Penney. The top employers in Frisco include Frisco Independent School District, T-Mobile, the city of Frisco and Amerisource Bergen Specialty Group. There are also a number of retail developments throughout the city, offering a range of sales and customer service positions.

Frisco Schools

Frisco Independent School District is responsible for the schools of Frisco, many of which are very highly rated. The city also operates an early childhood center and a career and technical education center for high school students. You can also find several private schools in the area, as well as a number of small college and university campuses.

Resources for Moving to Frisco

As you prepare for your move to Frisco, the following information will be helpful:

• Utilities: Like most Texas cities, Frisco operates under a deregulated energy system, which means you'll be able to choose your energy provider. Other major utilities are provided by TXU Energy, CoServe Electric and the city of Frisco.
• Garbage and Recycling: Weekly trash collection is offered to most single-family homes in Frisco.
• Transportation: The Denton County Transportation Authority provides paratransit services in Frisco.

Frisco Housing

The housing market in Frisco is strong and keeping pace with the city's growth. Many areas of the city, including Phillips Creek Ranch, Crown Ridge, Kingswood Village and Richwoods, have seen extensive new construction. You can expect the average home price in Frisco to be considerably higher than the national average. This has a lot to do with the high demand for housing in the growing city.