Who buys
General contractors, owners’ construction managers, and trade partners on fabs, plants, and large public works.
The housing problem
- Suburban rents near fabs climb quickly.
- Long-duration projects make hotel per diem the biggest soft cost.
- Supervisors and engineers want real homes, not bunkrooms.
On a multi-year job, a crew unit with a kitchenette per room works like a small apartment: workers cook, sleep, and do laundry without a camp kitchen. That keeps operating costs down.
Typical unit mix
- Supervisors: 4-suite units with private kitchens
- Crafts: 4-room units with kitchenettes for multi-year stays
Recommended units: 16×60 4-Suite Kitchenette Unit16×76 4-Suite Unit (Four Full Kitchens)HUD-Code 4-Bed, 4-Bath Home All models
Timeline
Multi-year projects can phase delivery with the manpower plan.
Rules and compliance
Placement near suburbs often requires HUD-code units and a licensed manufactured home community or zoning approval.
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Projects we track
Milam County data center (SB Energy)
Where in Texas
Common questions
Which plan is best for long stays?
The 4-suite kitchenette or full-kitchen plans. See 4-suite kitchenette.
New to buying crew housing? Read the Texas workforce housing buyer’s guide.
Price housing for your construction & manufacturing 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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