Man camp and crew housing units for Oklahoma job sites
We build crew units and sleepers in Breckenridge, TX and deliver, set, and connect them on Oklahoma job sites under one contract. Demand centers on Anadarko Basin drilling in Grady, Custer, Canadian, and Roger Mills counties, and on Google’s data center builds in Pryor and Stillwater. Owned units move from pad to pad as the work shifts.
Where we deliver in Oklahoma
| Hub | County / parish | Road miles from Breckenridge, TX | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma City | Oklahoma County | 231 | Hotel base for many central Oklahoma jobs |
| Chickasha | Grady County | 190 | SCOOP |
| Weatherford | Custer County | 268 | STACK / Anadarko |
| Elk City | Beckham County | 202 | Western Anadarko |
| Stillwater | Payne County | 296 | Google data center build |
| Pryor | Mayes County | 378 | Google campus, MidAmerica Industrial Park |
Approximate road miles from Breckenridge, TX, mapped with OpenStreetMap routing (OSRM) on Oct 19, 2026. Oversize routes can be longer.
What is driving workforce housing demand in Oklahoma
Anadarko Basin: SCOOP and STACK
Western Oklahoma drilling is concentrated in the Anadarko Basin. SCOOP and STACK accounted for 267 of 476 wells spud year to date in 2026 [1]. Oklahoma ran 50 active rigs in the week ending Oct 16, 2026, concentrated in Custer, Grady, Roger Mills, and Canadian counties [2]. Crews on these leases rotate between pads that are often an hour or more from Oklahoma City hotels, which is where owned crew units on a company yard pay off.
Data center construction
Google operates a data center campus in Pryor (Mayes County) and lists new campuses in development in Stillwater, Muskogee County, and Tulsa County [3]. Stillwater’s first phase is the largest private investment in the city’s history [4]. The Pryor campus at MidAmerica Industrial Park employs as many as 4,500 workers, and local officials say Pryor has hotels and apartments under construction to keep up [5].
Bracketed numbers refer to the sources at the bottom of the page.
Oklahoma rules that affect crew housing
HUD-code manufactured homes installed in Oklahoma must be set by an installer licensed by the Oklahoma Used Motor Vehicle, Dismantler, and Manufactured Housing Commission [6]. Non-coded crew units are permitted as buildings; check with the county or city on the site. Ask us which code type fits your Oklahoma site before you order.
- Oversize transport: ODOT, Oklahoma Size and Weight Permits.
- Septic and wastewater: Oklahoma DEQ, On-Site Sewage Treatment (Authorization to Construct).
- Zoning and land use: set by the county or city where the site is. Start there before you sign for land.
Turnkey scope in Oklahoma
| 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.
Models and suggested mix
- Rotating rig or completions crew of 20–25: 4–5 × 5-room crew units on a company yard
- Data center trade crew of 100 with catered meals: 15 × 7-room sleepers
- Supervisors and engineers: 4-suite full-kitchen units
| Model | Size | Rooms / baths | Kitchen | Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16×76 5-Bed, 5-Bath Crew Unit (Shared Kitchen) | 16 × 76 ft | 5 rooms / 5 | One shared full kitchen, center of the unit | Non-coded crew unit |
| 16×76 HUD-Code 5-Bed, 5-Bath Unit (Shared Kitchen) | 16 × 76 ft | 5 rooms / 5 | One shared full kitchen | HUD-code manufactured home |
| 16×76 4-Suite Unit (Four Full Kitchens) | 16 × 76 ft | 4 rooms / 4 | Four full kitchens, one per suite | Non-coded crew unit |
| 16×60 4-Suite Kitchenette Unit | 16 × 60 ft | 4 rooms / 4 | Four kitchenettes (cooktop, microwave, small refrigerator) | Non-coded crew unit |
| 16×76 5-Room Sleeper (No Kitchen) | 16 × 76 ft | 5 rooms / 5 | None (pair with a dining hall or catering) | Non-coded crew unit |
| 7-Room High-Density Sleeper | 16 × 76 ft | 7 private rooms / 7 | None | Non-coded crew unit (custom build) |
| 6-Room Crew Unit | 16 × 76 ft | 6 private rooms / 6 | Sleeper (no kitchen) or with a shared kitchen | Non-coded crew unit |
| 4-Room, 4-Bath Crew Unit | 16 × 76 ft | 4 private rooms / 4 | Varies | Non-coded crew unit |
| 4-Room Unit with Shared Kitchen & Laundry | 16 × 76 ft | 4 private rooms / 4 | Shared kitchen and laundry | Non-coded crew unit |
| HUD-Code 4-Bed, 4-Bath Home | 16 × 76 ft | 4 bedrooms / 4 | Central kitchen and living | HUD-code manufactured home (TDHCA) |
| 4-Bed, 4-Bath Shared Living Unit | 16 × 76 ft | 4 bedrooms / 4 | Shared kitchen and living | Ask: available coded or non-coded |
No prices are published; inquire with your headcount and we will recommend a unit count.
Delivery logistics into Oklahoma
Units travel as 16 ft wide oversize loads. Oklahoma oversize permits come from the ODOT Size and Weight Permits office, and manufactured items wider than 16 ft need a special movement application. Oversize moves run in daylight only, with weekday rush-hour curfews on Interstates in Cleveland, Oklahoma, and Tulsa counties [7]. Our team handles permits, delivery, and setup from start to finish. Outside city limits, plan for county road access, septic or holding-tank approval, and water supply.
From inquiry to move-in in Oklahoma
We do not publish prices or promise dates on the website. Every project follows these steps:
- Inquire. Send the form with worker count, location, and start date.
- Unit mix and site check. We confirm the models, room count, and code type, and what the site needs at each pad.
- Proposal and contract. A written proposal with the turnkey scope, unit list, and schedule assumptions.
- Build slot. Units are built to order in Breckenridge, TX. Ask about current availability; your proposal shows the build and delivery sequence.
- Permits and site prep. Our team lines up transport and site permits while base pads are laid out during the build. Site readiness usually sets the pace.
- Delivery and setup. Units arrive in the agreed sequence and are set, leveled, anchored, and connected.
- Walkthrough and handover. Final walkthrough, punch list, and handover so your inspections and move-in can proceed.
Industries we serve in Oklahoma
Oilfield crew housingData center workforce housingPipeline crew housingConstruction megaprojectsH-2A farmworker housingUtility and storm crews
Other states: New MexicoLouisianaColoradoSouthern Kansas Texas Full service area
Common questions
Do you deliver crew housing to Oklahoma?
Yes. Oklahoma is in our full turnkey service area: we build in Breckenridge, TX, deliver, set, connect utilities at the pad, and manage the project.
Where is the drilling in Oklahoma right now?
Mostly the Anadarko Basin. SCOOP and STACK made up 267 of 476 wells spud year to date in 2026, and rigs are concentrated in Custer, Grady, Roger Mills, and Canadian counties.
Who licenses manufactured home installers in Oklahoma?
The Oklahoma Used Motor Vehicle, Dismantler, and Manufactured Housing Commission.
When can oversize crew units travel in Oklahoma?
In daylight only, from 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset, per ODOT. Oversize loads are barred from Interstates in Cleveland, Oklahoma, and Tulsa counties from 7 to 9 a.m. and 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. on weekdays.
Who approves septic for a crew camp in Oklahoma?
Oklahoma DEQ. A new on-site sewage system needs a DEQ Authorization to Construct, based on the Form 641-581 soil report, before installation.
How far is Oklahoma from where the units are built?
Units are built in Breckenridge, TX. By road, Chickasha is about 190 miles and Pryor about 378 miles from the build site (OpenStreetMap routing, Oct 19, 2026).
Sources
- Oil Gas Leads, “Anadarko YTD: 476 Wells Spud, Top Operators and SCOOP/STACK Activity” (2026)
- CrudeLogic, Oklahoma rig count (week ending Oct 16, 2026) (checked Oct 19, 2026)
- Google Data Centers, Oklahoma (checked Oct 19, 2026)
- The Stillwegian, 2025 storylines: big tech comes to town (Google in Stillwater) (Dec 29, 2025)
- KVOE, tour of the Pryor, Oklahoma data center campus (Jun 23, 2026)
- Oklahoma Used Motor Vehicle, Dismantler, and Manufactured Housing Commission, manufactured home installer application (checked Oct 19, 2026)
- ODOT, Oklahoma Size and Weight Permits (checked Oct 19, 2026)
- Oklahoma DEQ, On-Site Sewage Treatment (Authorization to Construct) (checked Oct 19, 2026)
Last updated 2026-10-19. Figures are as published by each source on the date shown; re-check before you budget.
What happens after you inquire
- Our team reviews your project details and replies within one business day.
- We contact you to confirm your needs: headcount, site, and schedule.
- We prepare options for your project.
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