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Housing for disaster recovery crews and responders

Crew units, sleepers, and HUD-code workforce units for Texas disaster recovery crews, responders, and staging sites. For counties, agencies, and contractors.

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After floods, fires, and hurricanes, hotels near the damage fill with insurance adjusters, utility crews, and displaced residents. Recovery contractors and agencies that house their own crews on a staging site keep people close to the work. Crew units and sleepers can be set on a group site and moved or resold when recovery ends.

Who buys

County and city emergency managers, state agencies, long-term recovery groups, and disaster recovery contractors.

The housing problem

  • Local hotels fill with displaced residents and adjusters.
  • Procurement rules require bids or cooperative contracts.
  • Group sites need water, sewer, and power fast.

Recovery work runs in waves: debris and utility restoration first, then rebuilding crews for months. Units that move from one staging yard to the next fit that pattern. We can format quotes for public and nonprofit procurement files.

Typical unit mix

  • Recovery crews: 5-room sleepers with catered meals on a staging site
  • Long-duration crews: 5-bed crew units with shared kitchens
  • Coded sites: HUD-code 5-bed workforce units

Recommended units: 16×76 5-Room Sleeper (No Kitchen)16×76 5-Bed, 5-Bath Crew Unit (Shared Kitchen)16×76 HUD-Code 5-Bed, 5-Bath Unit (Shared Kitchen) All models

Timeline

Units on the lot move fastest. Group sites need water, sewer, and power before units arrive. Ask for current availability.

Rules and compliance

HUD-code units must be installed by a licensed installer and match the site’s wind zone. Floodplain rules may set elevation requirements.

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Where in Texas

Hill CountryGolden TriangleCoastal Bend

Common questions

Can units be moved after the recovery work ends?

Yes. Crew units and sleepers are built to be transported and re-set, or resold.

Related answers

New to buying crew housing? Read the Texas workforce housing buyer’s guide.

Price housing for your disaster & emergency housing 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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