Sleeping arrangements
Explore private bedrooms, shared bunk rooms, or separate-entry suites. Plan beds, personal lockers, circulation, and shift schedules together.
Home / Crew Living Quarters
JOBSITE LIVING & CREW ACCOMMODATIONS
Crew Living Quarters
Container-based spaces for rest, privacy, and daily living when the job takes your team away from home.
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Exterior
OFF THE CLOCK. CLOSE TO THE JOB.
Room to rest.
Ready for the next shift.
Build a place for your team to settle in after a long day. U.S. Container Works can help scope container-based accommodations for construction projects, energy operations, agricultural sites, and remote assignments.
Choose a compact 20-foot concept or explore a 40-foot high-cube layout with additional room for sleeping, storage, and shared amenities. Room counts and usable space depend on the approved design.
Plan crew living quartersBUILT AROUND YOUR TEAM
Choose what makes the stay work.
Comfort between shifts
Discuss insulation, heating and cooling, ventilation, lighting, durable flooring, and easy-to-clean interior finishes suited to the location.
Bath & kitchenette options
Request showers, toilets, sinks, food preparation space, and appliance connections. Fixtures and equipment are selected for the agreed layout and utility capacity.
One unit or a larger site
Begin with your crew count and project duration. Multiple containers can be planned alongside separate restroom, dining, laundry, or recreation spaces.
Utilities & placement
Identify power, potable water, wastewater service, foundations, drainage, and delivery access. Confirm site work and connection responsibilities in the proposal.
Industrial or upgraded finishes
Choose practical, durable surfaces for demanding jobsites or discuss a more finished interior with upgraded cabinetry, wall finishes, and fixtures.
A CLEAR PLAN BEFORE FABRICATION
Start with the people.
Then plan the space.
Tell us the number of occupants, desired privacy, length of stay, shift rotation, delivery ZIP code, available utilities, and target budget. Include any employer or project specifications with your request.
Occupancy, room sizes, emergency exits, accessibility, fire protection, and local approvals must be reviewed for the intended use and location. Agricultural or program-specific housing requirements need project-specific confirmation.
Request a project quoteHow many people can stay in one container?
Capacity is determined by the final layout and applicable occupancy requirements. Bed count alone does not establish approved capacity. Share the desired crew size so sleeping areas, exits, bathrooms, and circulation can be reviewed together.
Are bathrooms and kitchenettes included?
They are available to discuss as part of the custom scope. Your written quote will identify fixtures, appliances, building systems, and who handles site utility connections.
Can the units move to another project?
Relocation can be considered in the design. Transport access, lifting arrangements, utility disconnection, foundations, and approvals at the next location must be reviewed before a move.
What is the cost and build time?
Both depend on container size, quantity, room layout, finishes, mechanical systems, engineering, and delivery. Request a quote for your actual requirements and project schedule.
COMPLETE THE SITE
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Restroom & shower spaces
Explore separate private bathroom configurations for shared project sites.
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Keep supervision, planning, and administration close to the work.
Explore officesOff-grid cabin concepts
Review power, water, and wastewater planning for remote property use.
Explore off-grid cabinsBATHROOM BUILD-OUT OPTION
A full bathroom, built into the plan.
Add a private bathroom with a toilet, sink, and shower to your cabin layout. Coordinate the fixture arrangement, waterproof finishes, ventilation, hot water, and plumbing with the rest of the build.
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Toilet, sink & shower
Water supply, hot water where needed, drainage, wastewater connections, and site work are coordinated in your project scope.
Bathroom fixtures and systems are included only as specified in your written proposal.
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LET’S BUILD WHAT’S NEXT
Your project. Our next conversation.
Tell us what you need, where it’s going, and how you’ll use it.