Turnkey workforce housing you own
Last updated 2026-10-19
Final schedules depend on site work, permits, and utilities. How fast we can deliver · Timeline · Bulk orders · Inquire
Workforce housing delivered, set up, and connected: one contract covers
| 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). |
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| 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.
Site work, permits, and utilities set the final schedule. See how fast we can deliver.
Inquire Tell us what you want included in one contract.
Owning turnkey vs. hiring a camp operator
| Own turnkey units | Hire a camp operator | |
|---|---|---|
| Who owns the beds | You do | The operator |
| What you sign | One turnkey purchase contract | A bed-night or service contract, often multi-year with minimums |
| Where the camp goes | Your land or a site you lease near the work | Where the operator has or builds a camp |
| Who sets the rules | You: room assignments, guests, schedules | The operator |
| Services | You self-perform or contract meals, cleaning, security | Bundled by the operator |
| Adding beds | Order more units as manpower ramps | Through contract amendments |
| When the job ends | Move the units to the next job or sell them | The contract ends; nothing stays with you |
Operators are a good fit when you want meals, housekeeping, and security bundled and can commit to a term. Owning fits when the job is long, jobs run back to back, or you want control of where the camp goes. Many projects own the core beds and rent for peaks. See buy vs. lease vs. hotel.
Inquire Ask which models fit your crew.
The units
| Model | Size | Rooms / baths | Kitchen | Code type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16×76 5-Bed, 5-Bath Crew Unit (Shared Kitchen) | 16×76 ft, 1,216 sq ft | 5 / 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, 1,216 sq ft | 5 / 5 | One shared full kitchen | HUD-code manufactured home |
| 16×76 4-Suite Unit (Four Full Kitchens) | 16×76 ft, 1,216 sq ft | 4 / 4 | Four full kitchens, one per suite | Non-coded crew unit |
| 16×60 4-Suite Kitchenette Unit | 16×60 ft, 960 sq ft | 4 / 4 | Four kitchenettes (cooktop, microwave, small refrigerator) | Non-coded crew unit |
| 16×76 5-Room Sleeper (No Kitchen) | 16×76 ft, 1,216 sq ft | 5 / 5 | None (pair with a dining hall or catering) | Non-coded crew unit |
Built the same way on every model
| Roof | Galvalume metal roof |
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| 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, shipped loose and installed on site |
| Built in | Breckenridge, TX |
Nominal specs from the current spec sheet; your contract governs.
From inquiry to move-in
We can build as many as 50 units in about 30 days. Base pads are laid out during the build, so the site is ready when the units arrive. Utilities are connected after delivery. Each phase, who leads it, and what can extend it are on the crew housing delivery and setup timeline. For orders of 50 to 100+ units, see bulk orders.
Where we offer it
Full turnkey service in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Louisiana, Colorado, and southern Kansas. We can deliver anywhere in the US; see the service area.
Units on the ground
Common questions
What does turnkey workforce housing mean here?
You own the units. We build them in Breckenridge, TX, deliver them, set them, connect utilities at the pad, and manage the project under one contract.
How is that different from hiring a camp operator?
An operator owns the camp and sells you beds and services for a term. With turnkey ownership you own the buildings, choose the site and rules, and keep the units when the job ends.
What do I still provide?
The land. Our team handles permits, delivery, and setup from start to finish, and coordinates pads and utility service to each pad so the site is ready when the units arrive. Your proposal lists the full scope for your site.
Can you also run the camp?
We build, deliver, set, connect, and manage the installation. Day-to-day camp services such as meals and housekeeping are yours to self-perform or contract.
Where do you offer turnkey service?
Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Louisiana, Colorado, and southern Kansas. We can deliver anywhere in the US.
How long does it take?
Every project is different. Your schedule depends on how many units you order, your site conditions, and the land improvements the site needs. We can build as many as 50 units in about 30 days. See the delivery and setup timeline.
Inquire Tell us your headcount, site, and start date.
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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