Storage units with electricity by state

South Dakota has the highest share: 8 of 57 facilities we checked there list power (14%). Across every state we cover, it's 517 of 8,759 (6%).

Last checked October 2026

Ranked by share with power

"Checked" is how many facility websites we read in that state. "List power" is how many say they have outlets in units or power at RV, boat, or car spots. We rank a state only once we've checked at least 50 facilities there.

States ranked by the share of checked storage facilities that list power
RankStateCheckedList powerShare
1 South Dakota 57 8 14%
2 Texas 1,917 204 11%
3 North Carolina 258 27 10%
4 Colorado 399 28 7%
5 Florida 906 61 7%
6 Arizona 475 31 7%
7 Nevada 79 5 6%
8 Minnesota 167 9 5%
9 Georgia 500 25 5%
10 Virginia 262 13 5%
11 Illinois 404 14 3%
12 California 1,308 42 3%
13 Michigan 222 7 3%
14 New Jersey 171 5 3%
15 Pennsylvania 140 4 3%
16 Washington 337 8 2%
17 Missouri 135 3 2%
18 Massachusetts 115 2 2%
19 Maryland 293 4 1%
20 New York 309 4 1%

A note on sample size: we only cover the larger metro areas in each state, so a state's number reflects those cities, not every town. In states with fewer facilities checked, one or two listings can move the share by several points.

Not enough data yet

We've checked fewer than 50 facilities in these states, too few to rank fairly.

  • Connecticut: 0 of 12 checked list power
  • Delaware: 1 of 47 checked list power
  • District of Columbia: 0 of 14 checked list power
  • Indiana: 3 of 27 checked list power
  • Louisiana: 1 of 46 checked list power
  • Maine: 0 of 1 checked list power
  • Nebraska: 1 of 5 checked list power
  • New Hampshire: 1 of 20 checked list power
  • North Dakota: 0 of 20 checked list power
  • Ohio: 1 of 7 checked list power
  • Oklahoma: 2 of 37 checked list power
  • South Carolina: 1 of 41 checked list power
  • West Virginia: 0 of 1 checked list power
  • Wisconsin: 2 of 27 checked list power

How we count: how we verify listings and the full study.