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HUD-code crew housing for sale: HUD-Code 4-Bed, 4-Bath Home

Build-to-order model · Built in Breckenridge, TX · Inquire for availability

Four bedrooms, four baths, and a central kitchen and living room, HUD-certified. Built in Breckenridge, Texas and delivered factory-direct, with no broker markup.
Row of factory-built crew housing units on a Texas job site
70 unitsbuilt and delivered in less than two months
About 45 units per monthaverage capacity, depending on the production schedule
1 contractbuild, deliver, set, and connect utilities

Final schedules depend on site work, permits, and utilities. How fast we can deliver · Timeline · Bulk orders · Inquire

Floor plan of a HUD-code 16×76 home with four bedrooms, four baths, and a central kitchen and living area

Specs

Size16 × 76 ft
Rooms4 bedrooms
Baths4
KitchenCentral kitchen and living
Code typeHUD-code manufactured home (TDHCA)
Built inBreckenridge, TX

Fits a 4-person crew with room to live, and resells as a standard home.

Best for

  • H-2A housing
  • Supervisor shares
  • Rentals near projects

Sizing a crew with this layout

Each unit has 4 bedrooms and 4 baths. At one worker per room, 25 workers need 7 units and 100 workers need 25. Doubling up halves the unit count but has to meet your site's occupancy rules; for Texas H-2A housing that is at least 100 sq ft per person of combined living space (10 TAC §90.4), which caps a 1,216 sq ft footprint at 12 people before interior measurement.

Standard construction on crew builds

  • Galvalume metal roof
  • 2×4 interior walls
  • Engineered lap or panel siding rated for long life
  • Insulation package around R-11 walls / R-11 floor / R-22 ceiling on standard crew builds
  • Low-E, argon-filled windows
  • PTAC heating and cooling per room (shipped loose on many builds)
  • Water heater sized per unit
  • 8 ft sidewalls, tongue-and-groove OSB decking

Typical specs; your proposal is the final word.

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Turnkey delivery of the HUD-Code 4-Bed, 4-Bath Home

ManufacturingUnits 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 transportEach 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.
SetupUnits are set on your prepared pad, leveled, blocked, and anchored. PTAC heat-and-air units ship loose and are installed on site.
Utility hookupsWe connect each unit to the water, wastewater, and power service at the pad, so the building is ready to occupy once inspections clear.
Project managementOne 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.

Inquire Tell us your headcount, site, and start date.

Availability

Units are built to order. Ask about current availability. Average capacity is about 45 units per month, depending on the production schedule. Site work, permits, and utilities set the final schedule. How fast we can deliver. This layout goes into the Breckenridge build schedule when you order; your proposal shows the build and delivery sequence. Full turnkey service covers Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Louisiana, Colorado, and southern Kansas, and we can deliver anywhere in the US (service area).

Used for

H-2A & farmworker housingTeacher housing

Common questions

Where can I buy HUD-code crew housing for sale?

Direct from us. The HUD-code 4-bed, 4-bath home is built new to order in Breckenridge, TX and sold factory-direct, with no broker markup. Our team handles permits, delivery, and setup from start to finish. We sell new units only; ask about current availability.

What is the HUD-Code 4-Bed, 4-Bath Home best for?

H-2A housing; Supervisor shares; Rentals near projects.

How many units does a 50-worker crew need with the HUD-Code 4-Bed, 4-Bath Home?

With one worker per room, about 13 units (4 rooms each). For a different headcount, inquire and we will recommend the count.

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