How it works
Factory-built crew housing goes from first call to move-in in eight steps. Units in stock ship soonest; built-to-order units wait for a production slot. Site work (pads, water, wastewater, power) usually decides the move-in date, so it should start the same week you order.
- Consult and size the project. Tell us headcount, location, start date, duration, and code needs. We turn that into beds, units, and a support-building list. Usually a call and a few emails.
- Choose floor plans and specs. Pick crew units, sleepers, suite units, or HUD-code workforce units. Your quote states the code type and options; ask us to confirm wind-zone and label requirements for your county.
- Order: in stock or factory build. Ready units are reserved. Remaining units go into a factory production slot in Texas.
- Prepare the site. Your site contractor builds pads, roads, water, wastewater, and power. We share unit dimensions, loads, and utility connection specs. Start this the day you order.
- Deliver. Units ship as wide loads with permits and escorts as required.
- Set and connect. Units are set, leveled, blocked, and tied down. Licensed trades connect water, sewer, and power.
- Move in. Final walk-through and punch list. Furnishing if ordered.
- Redeploy or resell. When the job ends, move the units to the next site or sell them.
From the factory to the site
Common questions
Who does site work?
Usually your site contractor or a local civil contractor. We coordinate specs and timing.
Who connects utilities?
Licensed local trades. We can refer contractors in many Texas regions.
What do you need from me to quote?
Headcount or units, location, date beds are needed, duration, and whether HUD-code is required.