Brewster Storage Containers

Reliable & Affordable Brewster Storage Solutions Near You

If you need to store your furniture or other possessions in Brewster, consider taking advantage of the portable storage units offered by Go Mini's near you. We make it easy for you to store belongings you don’t have room for by delivering high-quality, secure portable storage containers to your property in and around the Brewster area.

We’ll drop off your selected container for you, and because we rent the units by the month, you won’t have to feel rushed when packing your items. Our largest storage container in Brewster is 20 cubic feet deep, which gives you 29% more cubic feet than the largest storage container offered by PODS®.

TO SCHEDULE A DELIVERY OR TO LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR STORAGE CONTAINERS IN BREWSTER, CONTACT US AT (845) 834-8532 or submit a form online!

Portable storage units in Brewster equals Efficiency plus Convenience

Simply putting things in boxes is an inefficient solution to your storage needs. When you use our secure portable storage containers during a move or remodel, you'll be using a unit with smooth walls and more tie-down points. Go Mini’s® has more than 200 locations nationwide in addition to ours in Putnam and Dutchess County, NY. Our moving and portable storage solutions in Brewster offer convenience in the form of a container. See what locals are saying about us!

Thanks to our low-sitting containers and padded wheels, you can enjoy loading your valuables without a ramp or the need to worry about your unit damaging your property. Once you are finished using the unit or need it to be transported to a new location, simply give us a call and we will handle it all for you. We can even store it in our secure Brewster storage facilities if you are in between properties.

Brewster is a village and the principal settlement within the town of Southeast in Putnam County, New York. Brewster’s population was 2,508 at the time of the 2020 census. The village, which is the most densely populated portion of the county, was named for two early farmer landowners, Walter and James Brewster, who donated land for the Brewster railroad station in 1848.