Small industrial units to rent

First things first, you need to have an idea of what your budget will be. This will allow you to browse a range of small industrial units that are both desirable and achievable. You can find a weekly, monthly and yearly breakdown of costs for all our units online, including or excluding rates and VAT. This way, there will be no surprises.

You need to know what particular parking, storage and road access you and your business need, so that these can be factored into your search.

Similarly, the location of your small industrial unit should be at the forefront of your mind when considering units. Depending on your business you may want to make the most of local services as well as transportation links. Learn the key factors to consider when choosing a business location.

When you choose your small industrial unit to rent you need to think about your long-term plan too. You should consider whether you need a space that can accommodate growth or expansion.

Our Smart Lease offers plenty of flexibility when renting one of our smaller industrial units, allowing your space to grow with your business.

Whether you’re looking for a big or small industrial unit, you will need to keep the same things in mind when doing your research. Now you’ve considered your business needs, you can take a look at the available small industrial units to rent near you.

In general, it is cheaper to rent a smaller unit compared to a bigger unit. That being said, the price of the small industrial unit will depend on your chosen size, location and tenancy agreement. When figuring out what you can afford it’s important to calculate the true cost of your small industrial unit before you sign up to a lease. In addition to the rent, there are several other costs you should consider, including:

Rent deposits
Business rates
VAT
Service or maintenance charge
Insurance
Repairs and maintenance
Dilapidations
Waste and Utilities
Capital allowances
Fees

For a full list of things to take into account, view our Guide to Leasing.

Light industrial units tend to be used by organisations that produce or manufacture end user products and goods. For example, light industrial units are often designed for processes such as manufacturing, packaging, repair and assembly. It’s generally understood that the term light industrial units refers to any work unit with a floorspace of less than 120,000 square feet.

If you’re looking for a light industrial unit specifically, Indurent have plenty of units suitable for a wide range of uses, so please don’t hesitate to get in touch. Contact us on call us on 0800 122 3330 or contact us via our online form.

If you’re a smaller business or start up, it may make more sense to start off with renting a smaller industrial unit, and then expanding into a larger space as your business grows. This will help keep costs down as you’re growing your business.

If you get to the point of needing a larger space, we can help you find the best fit for your business needs. We have a variety of larger units to choose from. Our Smart Lease has flexible terms, especially when it comes to the lease length, which means your space can grow as your business does.