Giant Storage: More Than Just a Place to Store Your Belongings

Giant Storage provides storage and removals services across Salisbury and Wiltshire while supporting local charities with free storage and community assistance.

01 Sep 2026 - 17:07
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Giant Storage: More Than Just a Place to Store Your Belongings
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When people think about storage, they might think about boxes, furniture and finding extra space. But for Giant Storage in Salisbury, its role in the local community goes much further.

The family-run storage and removals business has been helping residents and businesses across Salisbury, Amesbury and Wiltshire with secure storage, while also supporting local charities and community organisations.

Giant Storage offers storage options for customers who may be moving home, renovating, decluttering or simply need somewhere safe to keep their belongings.

Businesses can also use the company's facilities to store stock, equipment, furniture and other items without taking up valuable space at their own premises.

However, one of the company's most notable areas of work has been its support for local charities.

Giant Storage has provided free storage containers and support to organisations including Old Sarum and Longhedge Pantry, Footprints 2 Africa and the Amesbury Baby Bank.

For Old Sarum and Longhedge Pantry, the additional space has helped the organisation accept more donations and store larger items such as bedding, duvets and nappies.

Footprints 2 Africa has also been given a free 20ft container, providing a Wiltshire collection and storage point for healthcare supplies that are eventually sent to hospitals and healthcare partners in Africa.

The Amesbury Baby Bank has benefited from free storage too, helping the organisation manage donations of baby clothing and equipment before they are distributed to local families.

The support demonstrates how storage space can have an impact beyond simply providing somewhere to keep possessions.

For charities, having secure additional space can make it easier to organise donations, accept larger items and continue helping people without having to use limited funds on commercial storage.

Giant Storage is also continuing to expand its facilities, increasing the amount of storage available to customers and organisations across the area.

For local residents, the company offers a practical option when extra space is needed, whether for a short period during a house move or for longer-term storage.

And for the local charities it supports, the space can mean something very different: more room to collect donations, organise supplies and help people in the community.

Giant Storage has previously featured on SalisburyPost and remains part of the growing network of businesses serving the Salisbury and Wiltshire community.

It is another example of how local businesses can make a difference not only through the services they provide, but through the support they give to organisations working in their communities.

For more information about storage options in Salisbury, visit Giant Storage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Giant Storage provides secure storage options for households, businesses and organisations, including people moving home, renovating or needing additional space.

Giant Storage operates across Salisbury, Amesbury and the surrounding areas, with storage facilities serving customers throughout Wiltshire.

Giant Storage can be used for a variety of needs, including moving house, decluttering, home renovations, storing furniture, business stock, equipment and other belongings that need secure additional space.

You can contact the Giant Storage team by phone on 01722 698000 or by email at info@giantstorage.co.uk.
C Lino

Editor & Founder | SalisburyPost Passionate about local journalism, I am dedicated to delivering trusted news and strengthening connections across Salisbury and Wiltshire. Through SalisburyPost, I aim to keep residents informed, celebrate community achievements, and highlight the stories that matter most to local people.

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