Graham
Most people in Graham know Bigfoot Storage from one of two things: the office on Ohio Ave, or the statue out on the 380 Bypass. Not many know there are three locations, or that they are not all the same.
Here is what is at each, and how to choose.
215 N Ohio Ave — the office
This is where everything is run from. Every account, every phone call, every question about a gate code comes here. If you want to talk to a person before you rent, this is the one to drive to.
Ohio Ave is drive-up storage. You pull up to your door, unload, and leave. No stairs, no hallway, no elevator, no waiting on anybody. It is the simplest way to store, and for most of what people store it is the right answer.
Office hours are Monday to Friday, 10 to 3, and Saturday by appointment. Gate access runs 6 AM to 10 PM, seven days a week.
305 N Victory — climate controlled
Victory is storage only. There is no office here, so if you need help, call or come by Ohio Ave.
What Victory has that Ohio Ave does not is climate-controlled units. These are inside, held at a steady temperature year round rather than swinging with the weather.
That matters more in Texas than people expect. A closed metal unit sitting in an August afternoon can run well past a hundred degrees inside — hotter than the air outside. Heat and humidity are what warp wood, crack furniture glue, cloud photographs, and put a haze on electronics.
Climate control is worth it for: wood furniture, electronics, photographs and paper, vinyl records, musical instruments, anything upholstered, and anything held together with glue.
Climate control is not worth it for: patio furniture, yard tools, a mower, tires, plastic bins, and most things that already live in a garage. Drive-up is cheaper and easier for those, and there are drive-up units at Victory too.
1516 380 Bypass — the one with the statue
If you have driven the ...
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September 9th, 2026
