Bulk crew housing units: orders of 50 to 100+
Last updated 2026-10-20
Final schedules depend on site work, permits, and utilities. How fast we can deliver · Timeline · Bulk orders · Inquire
Who orders crew housing in bulk
Every sector we serve is on the industries page. The most common bulk buyers:
- Data center, LNG, and power plant contractors housing a construction workforce that grows with the manpower curve. See data center workforce housing and LNG and petrochemical housing.
- Oilfield and pipeline service companies putting crews near leases, yards, and spreads. See oilfield housing and pipeline crew housing.
- Camp and RV park operators adding beds near a large project. See man camp operators.
- Investors building a rental fleet for contractors. See workforce housing investment.
Capacity and proof
We built and delivered 70 units in less than two months. Average capacity is about 45 units per month, depending on the production schedule. We can build as many as 50 units in about 30 days.
Every project is different. Your schedule depends on how many units you order, your site conditions, and the land improvements the site needs. Base pads are laid out during the build, so the site is ready when the units arrive. Utilities are connected after delivery. Our team works with you at every step to plan a schedule that fits your job.
Large orders go into the Breckenridge build schedule as one project, with one project manager from contract to handover. See the delivery and setup timeline for each phase, or the short answer on delivery speed.
Inquire Send your headcount by phase and the date the first beds are needed.
Sizing a bulk order
Units needed = workers who need a private room ÷ rooms per unit, rounded up. For example, 100 workers ÷ 5 rooms per unit = 20 crew units. For data center crews, start from how many workers it takes to build a data center. Pricing is quoted per project; see how pricing works.
| Layout | Rooms per unit | 50 workers | 100 workers | 200 workers | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4-suite unit | 4 | 13 units | 25 units | 50 units | Supervisors, engineers, long rotations |
| 5-room crew unit | 5 | 10 units | 20 units | 40 units | Crews that cook; one shared kitchen |
| 5-room sleeper | 5 | 10 units | 20 units | 40 units | Catered camps; no kitchen |
| 7-room sleeper | 7 | 8 units | 15 units | 29 units | Most beds per pad; catered camps |
Arithmetic only, at one worker per private room. Shared rooms, supervisors in suite units, and mixed layouts change the count. Sleeper layouts have no kitchen, so plan dining or catering, plus laundry and a site office. Our team will recommend the mix and support buildings for your crew.
Phased delivery for large orders
First units built, delivered, and set on the first pads.
The next units follow as pads are laid out and utilities are ready.
Final units complete the camp for peak headcount.
Your proposal sets the build and delivery sequence. Each phase needs prepared pads before the units arrive, and utilities are connected after delivery. Units added later are scheduled as a new phase, subject to the production schedule.
Inquire Ask how a phased schedule would work for your crew.
One contract for the whole order
| Manufacturing | Units are built in Breckenridge, TX to the plan and spec sheet on your contract: room count, baths, kitchen layout, and code type (non-coded crew unit or HUD-code). |
|---|---|
| Delivery and transport | Each unit travels from Breckenridge, TX to your site as an oversize load, delivered in the sequence set in your proposal. Our team handles permits, delivery, and setup from start to finish. |
| Setup | Units are set on your prepared pad, leveled, blocked, and anchored. PTAC heat-and-air units ship loose and are installed on site. |
| Utility hookups | We connect each unit to the water, wastewater, and power service at the pad, so the building is ready to occupy once inspections clear. |
| Project management | One contract and one point of contact for the schedule, delivery sequencing, and coordination with your site contractor, utilities, and inspectors. |
You provide the land. Our team handles permits, delivery, and setup from start to finish, and coordinates pads, roads, and utility service to each pad. Your proposal lists the full scope for your site.
Why buy direct for volume
- Factory-direct, no broker markup. Your order goes straight into the Breckenridge, TX build schedule.
- One project manager. One point of contact for the build, delivery sequence, setup, and coordination with your site contractor.
- Built to order. Room count, kitchens, and code type (non-coded crew unit or HUD-code) are set on your contract.
Specs that stay consistent across a fleet
| Roof | Galvalume metal roof |
|---|---|
| Interior walls | 2×4 framing |
| Sidewalls | 8 ft |
| Insulation | R-11 walls / R-11 floor / R-22 ceiling |
| Siding | Engineered smart panel siding |
| Floor decking | OSB tongue-and-groove |
| Floor joists | 16 in. on center |
| Windows | Low-E thermopane with argon gas |
| Heat and air | One PTAC per room, installed on site |
Nominal specs from the current spec sheet; your contract governs. Uniform specs keep parts, maintenance, and redeployment simple across dozens of units. Compare all models.
After the job: redeploy or resell the fleet
Owned units can move to the next project or be sold when the job ends. See redeploy or resell crew housing and what affects resale value. To compare owning with leasing beds or booking hotels, use the buy vs. lease worksheet.
What we need for a bulk proposal
- Headcount by phase, including supervisors.
- County or GPS location of the site.
- The date the first beds are needed, and how long you need them.
- Private or shared rooms, and whether meals are catered.
- Code type required (non-coded crew unit or HUD-code).
- Site status: land, access, and the water, wastewater, and power available.
Crew units built in Breckenridge, TX
Common questions
How many crew units can you build a month?
Average capacity is about 45 units per month, depending on the production schedule. We can build as many as 50 units in about 30 days. Your written proposal shows the build and delivery sequence for your order.
How fast can you deliver 100 crew units?
A 100-unit order is more than one month of production, so it is built and delivered in phases: the first units are set for your early crew while the rest are built. Your proposal states the sequence, and site conditions and land improvements set the final schedule.
Is there a minimum or maximum order size?
Order size and phase size depend on the production schedule at the time you order. Our team will confirm this for your project.
Do you charge a broker markup on large orders?
No. Units are sold factory-direct from Breckenridge, TX, with no broker markup.
Can one bulk order mix unit types?
Yes. Large camps often combine 5-room crew units, sleepers for catered crews, and 4-suite units for supervisors. Send your headcount by role and we will recommend the mix.
Can you deliver a bulk order outside Texas?
Yes. Full turnkey service covers Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Louisiana, Colorado, and southern Kansas, and we deliver anywhere in the U.S.
Do you offer financing or leasing on bulk orders?
Ask when you inquire. Our team will confirm this for your project. See how buyers pay for crew housing.
What do you need from me for a bulk proposal?
Headcount by phase, the county or GPS location, the date the first beds are needed, how long you need them, private or shared rooms, whether meals are catered, the code type required, and the current status of the site.
Related: delivery and setup timeline · turnkey ownership · workforce housing investment · service area
Inquire Inquire with your unit count or headcount by phase.