Storage That's Simple, Secure, and Surprisingly
Affordable
Whether you're decluttering your garage, between homes, or
just need short-term storage for a move, J & J Mini-Storage
makes it easy. We're a no-frills, low-cost storage facility
near downtown Lebanon offering month-to-month units, drive-up
access, and a fully remote move-in process — no office
visit required.
Proudly managed by Furlo Property Management
We're not fancy. No climate control. No marble counters. Just clean, dry units that are easy to access and don't break the bank.
No long-term contracts. Cancel anytime with 10 days' notice. Great for moves, cleanouts, or short-term overflow.
Park, unload, done. No elevators, stairs, or long hallways — just pop the trunk and go.
Reserve, sign, and pay entirely online. Autopay is available to make life easier.
From 5x5 to 10x20, find the size that fits your stuff without overpaying. Perfect for furniture, boxes, or business inventory.
Access your unit every day from 8am to 8pm. Need extended hours? Just ask — we're flexible.
No lock? We've got one for a flat $15. Or bring your own — no pressure, no hidden charges.
Reserve:
Choose your
unit size and reserve it online. You'll instantly lock
it in — no credit card required to hold it.
Learn the Ropes:
We'll send a short video series showing you how
the facility works — so you're never left guessing what
to do next.
Sign & Pay:
Review
the agreement and sign digitally. Then pay online with your
card or bank. Autopay is available if you want to set it and
forget it.
Get Access:
We'll
text you your unit number, a facility map, and your lock
combo (if you buy one). You're good to go — no
in-person visit required.
Have questions?
Call or text Furlo Property
Management anytime:
(541) 725-6303
Perfect for storing boxes, seasonal gear, or apartment overflow. Clean, secure, and ready to go.
Right in the heart of Lebanon, OR. You won't need to drive to the edge of town or down backroads to get to your stuff.
Easy drive-up access for loading and unloading. No elevators, no hallways—just pop the trunk and go.
This is the front entrance to our 507 Harrison location. Look for the sign—it's a no-nonsense way to store affordably.
Need more space or a light while you load? This longer unit is great for furniture, tools, or business overflow.
You get:
You won't get:
And that's the point. You just need a place to put your stuff and we've got that. Reserve your unit in minutes.
Located at 507 & 485 Harrison St in Lebanon, OR, our self-storage facility is right in town — making it easy to store your items without a long drive. Convenient access, no confusing backroads.
Self-storage is like renting a closet away from home. You bring the stuff, lock the door, and only you hold the key.
Self-storage means you control the space — store what you want, when you want. 'Storage' can mean anything, even someone else handling your items.
It gives you a secure, private space to stash your stuff without cluttering your house. Think of it as offsite elbow room.
In Lebanon, storage units typically range from $50 to $300/month depending on size and location. Ours are priced to be among the most affordable downtown.
Most people pay between $1.00-$1.50 per square foot monthly. So a 10x10 runs about $120/month — no frills, just dry, lockable space.
Pay for what solves your problem. Storing a few bins? Don't overpay for a garage-sized unit. Match size to your actual need.
Expect $50-$300/month depending on unit size. Look for a place with simple terms and no surprise fees — like us.
In most towns, including Lebanon, 5x5s start around $50/month. Bigger units scale up from there. Local pricing varies seasonally too.
Nope — that's a hard no. Not only is it illegal, it's also unsafe. Storage is for your stuff, not your body.
No food, no flammables, no live animals. And definitely nothing illegal. If it smells weird or moves, it probably doesn't belong.
If you need more space and don't want to move, yes — it's cheaper than upgrading your home. 1 in 10 Americans use it regularly.
Units aren't climate controlled, so avoid items that hate heat or damp. And it's not a hangout — no power, no bathrooms.
10x10 is the Goldilocks of storage. Big enough for a 1-bedroom apartment. Just right for most folks.
It depends. If you're just storing tools or inventory, maybe. But running a public-facing business is not allowed.
A storage unit isn't a woodshop. No power, no ventilation, no sawdust allowed. Keep hobbies safe at home.
No gyms. No grunting. No deadlifts. The floor's not built for it, and we don't offer mirrors or memberships.
Yep. It's illegal to operate a business office inside a storage unit. Zoning and fire codes shut that idea down fast.
Downsizers, students, small business owners, people between moves — basically anyone who needs space without a mortgage.
You can usually add storage coverage to your homeowners' policy or buy a cheap rider through the facility — under $15/month.
Often yes — if you tell your insurer. Some policies treat storage as offsite property. Check coverage limits first.
Look for basic property insurance that covers fire, theft, and water damage. Many facilities offer it when you sign up.