Crew quarters that arrive finished and leave when the job does.
XCaliber builds workforce dorms, bunkhouses, and field-housing units from steel shipping containers: insulated, climate-controlled, with a full bath and kitchenette, delivered to the site and set on a pad. One unit for a small crew or a phased camp for a large one, with H-2A-conscious layouts for agricultural employers.
A workforce housing container is a finished living unit built inside a 20′, 40′, or 53′ steel shipping container: insulated walls, HVAC, a private full bath, a kitchenette, windows, personnel doors, and finished interiors. It arrives on a truck as a complete building, sets on a gravel or concrete pad, connects to site utilities, and is ready for people the same week.
Compared with trailers, containers hold up to weather, wind, and hard use, and they move to the next project when this one ends. Compared with stick-built housing, there is no construction schedule on your site and nothing to tear down. Units can be delivered in phases as a crew grows and resold or redeployed when it shrinks.
Our workforce housing units are designed to meet H-2A housing requirements, providing safe, compliant, and comfortable accommodations for seasonal and agricultural workers. From layout to essential amenities, the builds are created with both regulatory standards and real-world use in mind: sleeping space, a full bath, a kitchenette, climate control, and the windows, doors, and lighting inspectors look for.
Every state and every operation is a little different, so tell us how many workers you need to house and where; we will help you land on a unit count and layout that fits the program, then get delivered pricing to your site.
Every unit below ships finished: insulated, climate-controlled, with a full bath and kitchenette. Open a product to see the layout, photos, options, and delivered pricing for your ZIP code.
A fully finished 20′ living unit with a private bath and kitchenette — insulated, climate-controlled, and ready to house crews on remote or demanding sites.
Best for: a supervisor, a two-person crew, or a remote site with a small headcount.
A finished 40′ dorm with a full bath, kitchenette, and pine plank interior for comfortable long-term crew housing.
Best for: long-term crew housing with room to live, not just sleep.
Our largest workforce dorm — a 53′ unit with four windows, a full bath, and kitchenette for maximum crew capacity.
Best for: the most beds and living space in a single delivery.
A 40′ bunkhouse with dual entries, a full bath with washer/dryer connections, and a kitchenette – built to house a crew.
Best for: a crew that needs two entrances and on-site laundry.
A 40′ field unit with a full bath and kitchenette, finished for comfortable stays on remote worksites.
Best for: remote worksites where a comfortable stay keeps people on the job.
A 40′ bunkhouse cabin with dual entries, a full bath with washer/dryer connections, and a kitchenette for group getaways.
Best for: lodges, outfitters, and seasonal camps hosting groups.
Tell us the headcount, the site, and the timeline. We will price the units, the site work you need to plan for, and delivery in one quote, and we can phase deliveries as the crew grows.
Because every unit is a standard container footprint, camps lay out cleanly: rows of dorms on concrete or gravel pads, shared walkways and decks between them, and utility runs that follow the row. Sleeping units can be paired with office units, secure storage, and break or dining space built to the same spec.
Fleet buyers and camp operators can order units built to one specification through Fleet Manufacturing, and one-off layouts, extra windows, bunk configurations, or ADA features run through Custom Builds.
A private bathroom with shower, toilet, and sink in every unit, so crews are not sharing a portable across the yard.
Counter, sink, and space for a fridge and cooktop, so a crew can eat on site instead of driving to town.
Insulated walls and ceiling with heating and air conditioning sized for a container, built for Texas summers and northern winters.
Pine-plank or paneled walls, durable flooring, lighting, and outlets. It reads as a room, not a box.
Bunkhouse layouts have two personnel doors so shifts and rooms do not cross traffic.
Washer and dryer hookups are available on bunkhouse layouts for long-term crews.
Corten steel walls, lockable doors, and no soft trailer skin to cut through. Gear stays inside.
Lift it, truck it, set it again. Units move between projects and hold resale value when the work ends.
XCaliber delivers workforce housing nationwide. Units arrive by truck and are set on a level gravel or concrete pad; tight or developed sites can be craned into place. Plan for water, sewer or septic, and electrical connections at the pad, and our logistics team will walk through access, clearance, and setting order with you before the first truck rolls. See Delivery & Logistics for site preparation details.
A finished living unit built inside a steel shipping container: insulated, climate-controlled, with a full bath, kitchenette, windows, doors, and finished interiors. XCaliber builds them in 20′, 40′, and 53′ lengths as dorms, bunkhouses, and field-housing units.
Our workforce housing units are designed to meet H-2A housing requirements. Because inspections are handled state by state and depend on headcount and layout, tell us how many workers you are housing and where, and we will help you configure units that fit the program.
It depends on the length and the bunk configuration. A 20′ dorm suits a small crew or a supervisor; 40′ and 53′ units house larger crews. Ask our sales team for bed counts by layout.
Yes. Every workforce housing unit includes a full bath and a kitchenette. Bunkhouse layouts add washer and dryer connections.
Water, sewer or septic, and electrical service at the pad. Our logistics team reviews connections and access with you before delivery.
By truck, set on a level gravel or concrete pad. Developed or tight sites can be craned into place. Delivered pricing on each product page is calculated for your ZIP code.
Yes. Because every unit is a standard container footprint, camps expand in rows. Many customers start with one or two units and add more as headcount changes.
No. XCaliber sells units, and financing is available. Because they are containers, units hold resale value and can be moved to the next project.
Yes. Bunk configurations, extra windows, ADA features, decks, and different finishes run through Custom Builds. Fleet quantities built to one spec run through Fleet Manufacturing.
Decades. The shell is Corten steel built for ocean service; with basic maintenance, the unit outlasts the projects it is bought for.
