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Colorado Springs is home to a large high-tech industry (like Austin) and military installations like Fort Carson and Peterson Air Force Base. Located at the base of the Rocky Mountains, it is a popular destination for nature-lovers. Colorado Springs also holds a unique place in the world of science: Nikola Tesla selected Colorado Springs as the location to build his lab because of the high amount of lightning strikes that occur in the area. Here, Tesla made breakthroughs on wireless power transmission and atmospheric electricity.

Military storage

Colorado Springs is home to a number of Army and Air Force installations, including Fort Carson, Peterson AFB, Schriever AFB, and the United States Air Force Academy. Colorado Springs is also home to the North American Aerospace Defense Command, or NORAD, which is located at Peterson AFB. NORAD's main computer played a pivotal role in the 1983 movie WarGames.

A number of Colorado Springs storage facilities offer discounts for enlisted military and veterans of the military. When you reserve a unit at a Colorado Springs facility, call SpareFoot to inquire whether that facility offers a military discount.

Sports

Colorado Springs is the home of the first United States Olympic Training Center (OTC). It is home to the United States Olympic Committee and a number of federations for individual Olympic sports, including federations for SpareFoot favorites like table tennis, figure skating, and fencing.

Olympic athletes have been known to use self-storage to keep bulky equipment (think bobsleds and triathlon bikes) safe during the off-season. But even if you're not an Olympic-level competitor, self-storage is a good way to keep your sports equipment ready for the next season without taking up valuable space in your home.

Weather

Due to the semi-arid nature of the Colorado Springs climate and a strong warming effect resulting from a high elevation, winters are quite mild for a Colorado city. Summers are generally quite hot, with highs in the 90s, but also generally dry. For this reason, climate controlled storage units are less prevalent than in more humid areas. A Colorado Springs climate controlled unit is only recommended for antiques, art, wood furniture, and other very sensitive items. Electronics, vehicles, documents, and most other household goods should not be damaged in a non-climate controlled Colorado Springs storage unit.

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