Conway runs hot and humid for a genuine third of the year, July highs averaging 87 to 90°F with relative humidity climbing to 74 to 81 percent at the absolute peak of summer, before easing into mild winters that rarely drop below freezing at all. C's Self Storage, LLC on Pitch Landing Rd offers both standard and climate-controlled units, and the real difference between them comes down to how much of that summer swing your belongings can actually tolerate.
What Standard Storage Actually Handles Fine
A standard unit at C's Self Storage still includes drive-up access, ground-floor convenience, and the same security coverage as the climate-controlled side of the property, it simply doesn't regulate temperature or humidity beyond what the structure provides passively on its own. Tools, patio furniture, plastic bins, and most sturdier household items hold up through a full Conway summer without much trouble in this kind of unit, and skipping the added monthly cost here is a genuinely reasonable, practical call for that kind of inventory.
What Genuinely Needs Climate Control Instead
Wood furniture, electronics, musical instruments, important documents, photographs, and anything leather or heavily fabric-based all suffer real, often irreversible damage from Conway's summer humidity if left genuinely unregulated for months at a stretch. Wood swells and can warp or crack as moisture content shifts repeatedly through the season, while electronics risk internal condensation damage during the transition between a humid day outside and an air-conditioned evening somewhere else. That 74 to 81 percent humidity range isn't an occasional spike that passes quickly, it's the actual baseline for roughly three months straight every single year.
For a closer look at what climate control actually protects at this facility, our climate-controlled storage page breaks down the specifics, and our standard self storage page covers what the non-climate option offers for comparison.
Why Mild Winters Don't Change the Calculation Much
Conway's winters stay relatively mild overall, January lows typically sitting in the mid-to-upper 30s rather than dropping into anything resembling a genuine deep freeze most ...
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October 6th, 2026
