Workforce housing and site offices ship to Texas oil and gas operations as turn-key units. Texas Camp configurations run 48 to 60 feet long in 12 or 14 foot widths, arriving with private or semi-private sleeping quarters, a full kitchen with dry, refrigerated and frozen storage, communal dining, washrooms and office space already built in. Portable buildings for Texas sites are housing crew the week they are set, and complete camps can be delivered in as little as three months from order.
Heat rather than cold sets the specification here. HVAC is sized for sustained high ambient temperatures, and insulation that keeps heat out works on the same principle as insulation that keeps heat in — the same R20 walls and R40 roofs, doing the job in the other direction. Sealed envelopes keep dust out of living and dining areas, and water treatment and holding tanks are sized for sites without municipal service.
Quality assurance registration held since 1987, alongside CSA A277 factory certification and US engineer stamps arranged where a Texas jurisdiction requires them. Behind that is a plant running structural, welding, fabrication, cabinetry and interior finishing in house, plus a CWB-certified weld shop, so a Texas operator can take camps, wellsite trailers, offices and custom steelwork from one supplier. Recent Texas work includes a repeated field office specification across several Midland-area sites — the tenth unit matching the first.
