Whether you're between leases in the Beltline, downsizing a condo in Kensington, or staging a move across the city, Calgary has a wide range of storage options spread across all four quadrants. This list covers five well-reviewed facilities with current pricing information so you can make a quick comparison before committing.
Storage rates shift regularly and promotions change often, so treat these as starting points and confirm current pricing directly with each facility.
1. Sentinel Storage – Downtown (339 10th Ave SE)
For anyone living car-free or working in the Beltline, East Village, or Inglewood, Sentinel's downtown location is the most convenient option in the city. It's the closest facility to the downtown core, which comes with premium pricing — but if you need frequent access and don't have a vehicle, the location justifies the cost. Findstoragefast
Sentinel is one of Canada's most established storage brands, and the downtown location offers climate control, individually alarmed units, and drive-in loading bay access. Check their site directly for current rates, as downtown pricing fluctuates with demand.
Good for: Beltline and East Village residents, car-free renters, anyone needing frequent access to downtown-stored items.
2. Bluebird Self Storage – SE Calgary (96th Ave SE)
Bluebird stands out for one reason most storage companies won't advertise: they guarantee your rate won't increase for at least 365 days from your move-in date, a meaningful promise in a market where many operators quietly raise rent every three to six months.
They bill on a true calendar-month cycle rather than the four-week billing cycle used by some competitors Bluebirdstorage, which means you're getting what you actually paid for. The SE location is well-positioned for residents of Forest Lawn, Dover, Riverbend, and surrounding communities.
Good for: Long-term renters who want pricing predictability, SE Calgary residents.
3. Maple Leaf Self Storage – Glenmore (SE Calgary)
Located near Hotel Blackfoot on 64th Avenue SE, this facility offers modern climate-controlled storage across four levels Mapleleafstorage, making it a solid option for anyone storing furniture, electronics, or other temperature-sensitive items through an Alberta winter.
Maple Leaf has been operating for over 40 years and is now backed by QuadReal, a Vancouver-based real estate investment group, which means consistent standards across locations. Reviewers consistently mention clean facilities and helpful staff.
Good for: SE Calgary residents, anyone storing furniture or valuables long-term, seniors moving out of larger homes.
4. Bow City Storage – Downtown & Seton
Bow City is a locally owned Calgary operation with two locations: one in the downtown core and one in Seton, in the city's deep south. The facility offers keyless smartphone access, 24-hour entry via app, key fob, or PIN code, and video surveillance throughout Bowcitystorage — a noticeably more modern setup than many older facilities.
Reviewers call it one of the better-designed storage experiences in the city, with large elevators and a fully digital access system. Worth checking for anyone who values convenience and tech over rock-bottom pricing.
Good for: Downtown Calgary and Seton residents, tech-forward renters, and anyone who needs 24/7 access on their schedule.
5. StorageMart – Multiple Calgary Locations
StorageMart runs several facilities across Calgary and is one of the few operators offering heated storage units StorageMart — a genuinely useful feature given that Alberta winters can damage furniture, electronics, and anything else that can't handle sustained cold. They also offer vehicle, boat, and RV storage at select locations.
Their presence in multiple quadrants means there's likely a location within a reasonable distance, regardless of where you're based in the city.
Good for: Anyone storing through a Calgary winter, vehicle storage, renters who want multiple location options across the city.
What Does Storage Cost in Calgary?
Across Calgary's 32 storage facilities, a 10×10 unit currently averages around $192/month, with the lowest options starting at $102/month. There are 22 facilities offering climate control, 17 with drive-up access, and 15 with vehicle storage. Findstoragefast
One Calgary-specific note worth keeping in mind: drive-up access matters more here than in most Canadian cities — loading and unloading in -20°C January weather is a meaningful practical difference Findstoragefast that's worth factoring into your decision.
Need Help Moving Into Storage?
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Our Calgary rate is $140/hour for two movers with a three-hour minimum — whether you're moving into a unit in the Beltline, SE Calgary, or anywhere else in the city. Get a quick quote through our Calgary moving services page.