Storelocal Storage
New Irving facility with covered and indoor RV storage, electrical hookups, and a 5.0 rating from 154 reviews.
Irving sits between Dallas and Fort Worth, close enough to Lake Grapevine and the Trinity River that plenty of folks around here own a boat. There are 4 boat storage facilities in town, and they average 4.8 stars across hundreds of reviews. All 4 offer covered, indoor and outdoor spots, so you can pick based on how much sun and weather you want your hull to see.
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Every one of the 4 facilities in Irving lists covered, indoor and outdoor storage, which is more flexibility than most towns this size offer. Three of the four also handle vehicle storage, handy if you tow with the same truck you park. Two have 24/7 gate access, worth checking against your own schedule before you commit. The names to know are Storelocal Storage and three Public Storage locations. Storelocal carries a perfect 5.0 from 154 reviews. The Public Storage spots sit between 4.7 and 4.8 stars on review counts from 445 to 558, so there is a real track record behind those ratings. Rates are not listed here, so call each facility for current pricing and unit sizes.
North Texas sun is hard on gelcoat, vinyl and trailer tires, and hail season runs through spring. Covered storage keeps the worst of it off without four walls. Indoor storage costs more but shuts out UV, dust and storm damage entirely, which matters more if your boat is newer or you keep it a long time. Outdoor spots work fine for a working boat you launch often, especially if you invest in a good cover and check it after every storm. Two of the four facilities here have electricity on site, useful for a battery maintainer through the off months. Ask about gate hours even where 24/7 access is listed, since the ramp side may differ.
Drive by at the hour you would actually be hitching up. A gate that closes at dusk is a problem if you fish early. Look at the surface where your trailer sits, since gravel and dirt settle and can leave tires uneven. Confirm the facility allows the length you have, tongue to prop, and that the aisle gives you room to swing a trailer. Verify your boat and trailer are covered on your insurance while stored off your property, because homeowners policies vary on that. Snap photos of the hull and trailer at drop-off. A short walk around the unit on pickup day catches straps, covers and tire pressure before they cost you.
There are 4 boat storage facilities in Irving. All 4 offer covered, indoor and outdoor options, and 3 of them also store vehicles. Two provide 24/7 gate access. The average rating across the group is 4.8 stars.
Yes. The 4 facilities average 4.8 stars. Storelocal Storage holds a 5.0 from 154 reviews, and the three Public Storage locations sit at 4.8, 4.7 and 4.7 on review counts of 494, 558 and 445.
Indoor shuts out sun, hail and dust, which protects gelcoat and upholstery best. Covered keeps the worst weather off at a lower cost. Outdoor suits a boat you launch often. All 4 Irving facilities offer each type, so compare quotes against how often you use the boat.
Confirm gate hours match your launch schedule, even at the two locations with 24/7 access. Ask about allowed length and aisle width for trailer swinging. Also verify your insurance covers the boat and trailer while off your property.