How much does a storage unit cost in Snyder, TX?
How much does a storage unit cost in Snyder, TX?
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September 24th, 2026
Pricing is the first thing people ask about and the last thing most storage companies put in writing. So here is Snyder's, dated, on a page anybody can read without giving up a phone number.
Current as of September 2026.
Start with the number
Units at 300 E 37th Street start at $50 a month.
That is a move-in price, not a teaser. Bigger units cost more than smaller ones, the way they always have, and what is open changes week to week — so the live number for the size you want sits on the Snyder facility page, which reads straight off the same system that runs the property. A rate card typed into a blog post is out of date the first time anything moves. That page isn't.
The part that makes Snyder different: you do the whole thing yourself
Renting here never waits on business hours.
Start to finish, it goes like this. Pick your size online. Pay the first month. Your gate code is live the same day, and you drive out to 37th Street, punch it in, and pull up to your own roll-up door. Evening, Saturday, the middle of a Sunday afternoon — the process is identical, because it is the same self-serve process every hour of the week.
Worth weighing when you are comparing prices around town, because your time is part of what a unit costs. A rate five dollars under ours is not actually cheaper if it means leaving work early to sign a piece of paper across town.
And if you would rather ask a person first — about which size fits, about a bill, about anything at all — call (325) 309-5504. That is Snyder's own line, not a national call center.
Every unit here is drive-up
Snyder has no climate-controlled units, and this page is not going to imply otherwise. What is on this property is ground-level, roll-up door, park-at-your-unit storage.
For most of what gets stored in Scurry County, that is the right building: shop and ranch equipment, tools, furniture waiting on a house to close, holiday decorations, hunting gear, overflow from a small business. You load out of the truck bed straight into the unit. No hallway, no elevator, no cart.
The things to think twice about are the ones that care about steady temperature and humidity — old photographs, certain electronics, an instrument. A drive-up unit follows the weather outside it. If that is what you are moving, say so on the phone before you rent and we will tell you straight whether this is the right place for it.
Working out which size you need
Price follows floor space, so the real question is how much floor you are buying.
The cheapest mistake to avoid is renting for what is sitting in the garage today when you already know the rest of the house is coming in a month. Moving twice costs more than the difference between two unit sizes, every time. Write down the big items first — the ones you cannot take apart — and size up from those rather than from the stack of boxes.
What the calendar looks like
Rent is month to month, collected on the 1st. Nothing to sign yourself out of a year later.
When you are ready to be done, give us ten days' notice before the end of the month. A month that has been paid for is yours through the end of it.
About the rate going up
Storage rates move, ours included. They go up now and then, tied to demand and how full a property is, and anybody in this business promising you a number frozen forever is telling you a story they cannot back.
What we will stand behind is the front end. The price on the screen when you rent is the price that leaves your account that month. No dollar-a-month opener that quietly resets once your belongings are already inside and your lock is on the door.
Finding it
The gate is open 6 AM to 10 PM, seven days a week, so a Sunday evening load-out is no trouble. You can rent online any hour and move in the same day.
Legacy Self Storage is owned by a Texas family, not a real estate trust with a regional office somewhere else. When something on your account needs a decision, it gets made by people who know the town it is in.