Who we house
Data centers
Crew housing for hyperscale data center builds: 5-bed crew units, sleepers, and kitchen suites built in Texas and set near the campus. Plan 50 to 4,000 beds.
Oil & gas
Factory-direct oilfield housing: 4- to 7-room bunkhouses, sleepers, and crew homes for Permian, Eagle Ford, and Haynesville crews. Buy, redeploy, resell.
Pipeline & midstream
Relocatable crew housing for pipeline spreads and midstream builds. Units that follow the right-of-way for 6–18 month jobs across Texas and the Southwest.
LNG, petrochem & refineries
Crew housing for LNG terminals, refineries, and plant turnarounds in Brownsville, Port Arthur, Beaumont, and Corpus Christi. Wind-zone-aware units from a Texas factory.
Solar, wind & power plants
Crew housing for solar, wind, battery storage, gas power plants, and transmission builds in rural West Texas counties. 12–24 month projects, 100–1,000 workers.
Utility & storm crews
Sleeper units and bunkhouses for utility storm restoration and lineman crews. Stage beds before hurricane season instead of fighting for hotel rooms after landfall.
Construction & manufacturing
Temporary and long-term housing for construction crews on fabs, plants, and megaprojects in Taylor, Sherman, and across Texas. Crew units and HUD homes.
Mining & aggregates
Crew housing for frac sand mines, aggregates, lithium, and uranium projects. Factory-built sleepers and crew units for remote sites.
H-2A & farmworker housing
Factory-built H-2A housing sized for 100 sq ft per worker with kitchens, baths, and smoke/CO detectors. Texas growers, dairies, feedlots, and labor contractors.
Also: Disaster & emergency housingGovernment & militaryTeacher housingHospital & healthcare staffCities, counties & EDCsRV park & man camp operatorsBulk buyers & investorsEmployers & employee housing
Floor plans
16×76 5-Bed, 5-Bath Crew Unit (Shared Kitchen)
16 × 76 ft · 5 rooms · 5 baths
16×76 5-Room Sleeper (No Kitchen)
16 × 76 ft · 5 rooms · 5 baths
7-Room High-Density Sleeper
16 × 76 ft · 7 private rooms · 7 baths
16×76 4-Suite Unit (Four Full Kitchens)
16 × 76 ft · 4 rooms · 4 baths
16×60 4-Suite Kitchenette Unit
16 × 60 ft · 4 rooms · 4 baths
16×76 HUD-Code 5-Bed, 5-Bath Unit (Shared Kitchen)
16 × 76 ft · 5 rooms · 5 baths
See all workforce models → · New to buying crew housing? Read the buyer’s guide.
Why buy direct instead of leasing beds
- Cost. 100 workers in hotels at $120 a night is $4.38 million a year. Owned units cost less per bed the longer you use them. See the math.
- Control. Your site, your rules, your schedule.
- An asset at the end. Redeploy or resell instead of walking away from a lease.
- One contact. Unit selection, factory order, and delivery coordination.
How it works
- Size the project: workers, location, timeline, code needs.
- Pick the mix: crew units, sleepers, kitchen suites, and HUD-code workforce units.
- Factory build or in-stock: production slot or ready units.
- Deliver and set on prepared pads.
- Connect and move in.
- Redeploy or resell when the job ends.
Texas projects we track
Named projects with workforce estimates, where crews are living, and what a camp near each one would look like. Updated monthly.
Stargate Abilene (Abilene)Vantage Frontier (Albany / Shackelford Co.)Wheeler County workforce hub (Pampa data center) (Wheeler Co. / Pampa)Haskell County data center (Maverick Workforce Hub) (Haskell County)Childress data center workforce camp (Childress)Galaxy Helios (Afton) (Afton / Dickens Co.)Fermi America Project Matador (Amarillo)Goodnight campus (Claude) (Claude / Armstrong Co.)IREN Sweetwater (Sweetwater)Milam County data center (SB Energy) (Milam County)Meta El Paso (El Paso)GW Ranch (Fort Stockton) (Fort Stockton)Project Kilby and the Pecos data center campus (Pecos / Reeves Co.)Rio Grande LNG & Texas LNG (Brownsville)Port Arthur LNG & Golden Pass (Port Arthur)
Units on the ground
Common questions
What is factory-direct workforce housing?
Crew units, sleepers, and HUD-code workforce units bought factory-direct through our Texas factory partner, with delivery coordinated to your site.
How much does workforce housing cost per bed?
It depends on unit type, room count, freight, and site work. See cost per bed or use the calculator.
How fast can units be delivered?
In-stock units ship soonest; built-to-order units wait for a production slot. Site work usually sets the schedule. See delivery timing.
Where do you deliver?
Across Texas. For sites in other states, ask us.
Can we lease instead of buying?
Ask us. We quote purchases; if a lease option exists for your project we will say so in writing. See financing and leasing.
What happens to the units when the job ends?
Move them to the next job, resell them, or keep them as rentals. See after the project.
Get a price on your project
Tell us how many workers, where, and when. We come back with unit options, delivery timing, and pricing from the factory.
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