When a job brings more workers than local hotels can hold, we plan the whole camp as one package: beds, showers, restrooms, laundry, kitchen and dining with three meals a day for each person, and recreation space. Emergency response crews use it after storms and floods; data center construction teams use it when a build outpaces local lodging; energy, utility, and plant shutdown crews use it for long rotations. We serve Indiana and every other state.
What every camp includes
- Sleeping: Sleeper containers and 20 ft accommodation units, from shared crew rooms to private supervisor rooms.
- Showers: Shower trailers and containers with private stalls and hot and cold water, sized to the peak shift change.
- Restrooms: Restroom trailers and shower-restroom combos near the rooms and the work area, with ADA units where needed.
- Laundry: Laundry trailers or a laundry container with commercial washers and dryers for work clothes and linens.
- Kitchen and dining: Mobile kitchen, dishwashing, and refrigerated trailers, with a dining area that seats the crew.
- Three meals a day: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner for each person, every day of the stay.
- Recreation: Common space for crews to rest and unwind between shifts, planned into the camp layout.
- Power, water, and waste: Generators, water tanks, and wastewater service where the site has no hookups.
Data center construction support
Data center builds run large crews on tight schedules, often on rural sites far from hotel rooms. We house electricians, mechanical crews, and commissioning teams near the site, size showers and restrooms to the shift change, and keep meals and laundry on site so the crew stays on schedule.
How we plan and review your camp
- Planning call: Headcount, shift pattern, start date, length of stay, and the site address.
- Site review: Photos or a walk of the pad: access for trucks, level ground, and available power, water, and sewer.
- Camp layout and quote: A written layout and per-person quote listing every unit, meals, setup, service, and pickup.
- Delivery and setup: Units placed and connected; housing and hygiene units take about 1 hour each, kitchens about 5 hours.
- Service and review: Scheduled servicing during the stay and a check-in as headcount changes, then pickup when the job wraps.
Pricing
Turnkey housing is priced per person, and the rate depends on headcount, length of stay, meals, and site conditions. Your written quote gives the per-person rate and the billing period. Individual units are listed on our rental prices page, starting with sleeper containers.