WareSpace facility at dusk showing the scale of the building and lit loading docks
WareSpace loading docks with a box truck backed in, ready for materials and equipment

Get your tools, materials, and trucks out of the garage.

A secure, private warehouse unit for tools, materials, and a work vehicle, with shared loading docks, 24/7 access, and racking built in. Pull up, load out, restock. Starting at $1,000/mo, all-inclusive.

Rated 4.8★ by small businesses across 20 cities
  • Shared loading docks
  • HVAC climate control
  • One flat bill, no NNN
20+
Locations nationwide
14
States and growing
$1,000/mo
All-inclusive starting price
6-12 mo
Short-term leases

200-2,000 Sq Ft units · shared docks + HVAC available · secure 24/7 access · 30+ locations

Ways contractors use WareSpace

A real base for the trades

If you've outgrown the garage but a full warehouse lease is overkill, a fully-equipped small unit gives your crew a secure, professional home base. Too big for the garage, too smart for a long-term lease.

Private WareSpace unit with secure industrial racking for tools and materials

Tool & equipment storage

A secure, lockable unit for tools, gear, and expensive equipment.

WareSpace numbered loading docks with dock-high doors and a box truck backed in

Materials & equipment staging

Take pallet deliveries and stage materials and gear by job.

Tenant working at a desk with monitors inside a work-friendly WareSpace unit

Job-site command base

Run inventory, light assembly, and back-office from one unit.

What you get

A secure trades base, all in one bill

Every WareSpace unit comes with what the trades actually need: shared loading docks and HVAC as standard, plus a private lockable unit, industrial racking, 24/7 secure access, WiFi, and power, all in one flat monthly fee with no NNN.

Shared WareSpace loading and equipment area with pallet jacks and carrier outbound binsWareSpace shared kitchen and lounge
  • Shared loading docks
  • HVAC climate control
  • Industrial racking & pallet jacks
  • 24/7 secure access
  • WiFi & electrical
  • Utilities included
  • Breakroom & lounge
  • Conference rooms
Ways to use your unit

Everything you can run from one trades unit

A WareSpace unit is a real command base, not just storage. Here's what contractors and trades actually do inside theirs.

Tool storage

A secure, lockable home for tools and expensive equipment.

Load-out staging

Stage materials and equipment by job, ready to load out fast.

Workshop

Prep, cut, and do light fabrication in your own space.

24/7 access

Load out early and restock late on your own schedule.

Organizing & packing

Stage materials by job so the crew rolls out fast.

Deliveries

Suppliers drop pallets and bulk materials at the dock.

Office & meetings

Run the back office and meet crews in on-site conference rooms.

Job-site access

A central base close to the jobs you're already running.

Popular with trades like
  • Electricians
  • Plumbers
  • Carpenters
  • HVAC technicians
  • Landscapers
  • Painters
  • Pest control
  • Flooring installers
  • Roofers
  • General contractors
  • Remodelers
  • Handyman services
  • Solar installers
Trades tenants

Contractors already based at WareSpace.

Real WareSpace Tenants, from solo trades to growing crews, in their own words.

The right fit at any stage

The perfect size for where you are

Whether you're moving out of a garage, a self-storage unit, or an existing warehouse, there's a WareSpace sized for this stage of your business, starting at $1,000/mo, all-inclusive.

Small & growing businesses

The low-risk way to get your first real warehouse.

  • Space for inventory storage, order fulfillment, and production without the overhead of a full warehouse
  • Size up and scale operations without committing to a long-term lease
  • Lower your costs by renting only the space you actually need

Medium & large businesses

Adapt to shifting demand without long-term commitments.

  • A cost-effective alternative to scaling your own warehouse facilities
  • Low-risk satellite storage or distribution to expand into new markets
  • Room for excess inventory during peak seasons or production surges

In our Tenants' words

Real WareSpace Tenants on what a secure, fully-equipped small warehouse does for a trades business.

Questions from contractors

Basing your trade at WareSpace

The practical questions trades ask before they tour, on tool storage, security, deliveries, crew space, and what fits.

Can I store tools, materials, and a work vehicle?

Yes. Contractors and trades use WareSpace to get tools, materials, and equipment out of the garage and into a secure, private unit. With shared loading docks and 24/7 access, you can pull up, load out for the job, and restock at the end of the day.

Is the space secure for expensive equipment?

Yes. Every unit is private and lockable, with secure 24/7 access at the building level. It is a far more secure home for tools and materials than a garage, job-site trailer, or shared yard.

Can I receive material deliveries and pallets?

Every location has shared loading docks and material-handling equipment standard, so suppliers can drop pallets and bulk materials directly, no waiting on a residential delivery window.

Can I use the unit as a base for my crew?

Many trades Tenants run their unit as a command base: storing inventory, staging materials, and using the space for light assembly or prep. Plenty of power and fast WiFi mean it doubles as a back-office workspace, and there are conference rooms on site for client or crew meetings.

Is WareSpace a fit for noisy or heavy fabrication?

Quiet-to-moderate operations like storage, staging, assembly, and light fabrication fit well. Because neighboring units are close by, businesses that require loud machinery or heavy industrial operation are not a good fit.

What are the power and stacking specs?

Each unit comes with 120V/20-amp power as standard, with higher capacity available on request for tools and equipment. Ceilings allow safe stacking up to about 12 feet for materials and gear on racking, and the on-site General Manager can receive supplier deliveries when your crew is out on a job.

How much does a contractor warehouse unit cost?

Units start at $1,000/mo, all-inclusive, covering HVAC, shared loading docks, racking, 24/7 access, WiFi, utilities, and amenities. No CAM charges, no triple-net (NNN) surprises, no personal guarantee, and short 6- to 12-month terms.

How do I know if my business is an acceptable use?

Most storage, fulfillment, distribution, and light commercial uses are a fit. A few uses need General Manager approval first, such as last-mile delivery, coffee roasting, or battery storage, and a handful aren't permitted, including auto repair, indoor vehicle storage, food manufacturing, welding or spray painting, and crypto-mining. See the full acceptable use policy at warespace.com/resources/acceptable-use, or just tell us what you do and we'll confirm your fit before you sign.

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See a unit sized for your crew.

Book a tour, meet the on-site General Manager, and walk a secure unit that fits your tools, materials, and trucks. No personal guarantee, no long-term contract, no pressure.

Starting at $1,000/mo, all-inclusive · 6-12 month terms · same-day move-in

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