Extra Space Storage

Extra Space Storage at 280 South State Street runs 65,876 square feet in Clearfield, close to the UT-193 corridor in the heart of Davis County. The facility mixes enclosed climate-controlled storage with indoor units, ground-level drive-up access, and vehicle parking, a wider format than a straight row-storage project and one that keeps loading access direct off the site circulation.

Clearfield sits in one of the most established storage submarkets in northern Utah, packed between Hill Air Force Base, the commuter rail, and steady residential growth. A mixed-format building serves the full range of that demand, from a family storing household goods in a heated interior unit to a contractor pulling a trailer straight up to a drive-up door. The building has to make both of those easy on the same site.

Johnson Construction completed the construction work for the Clearfield facility. The storage building joins a conditioned interior envelope with corridors, roll-up doors, and exterior unit access, all tied together by the metal building systems that close the structure. The company’s project archive documents both the enclosed building and the drive-up storage rows, showing how the interior and exterior unit formats were built into one operating self-storage facility.

Heated interior areas give tenants protected storage inside an enclosed layout, while the drive-up units and parking hold onto ground-level convenience. From a single commercial site off State Street, the facility carries climate-controlled self-storage, standard self-storage units, and vehicle storage, the kind of mixed-format self-storage construction that fits a mature Davis County market.