Built around the plot cycle
Housing sites live in phases: groundworks here, superstructure there, the compound shrinking as plots hand over. Because every BOXD unit is towable, welfare follows the programme, moved across the site or between phases in a morning rather than craned as an event. One unit can serve a development end to end, positioned where the work actually is.
What developers get
- Compliance from day one: the full CDM 2015 Schedule 2 provision, toilet, hot wash, canteen, drying, in one delivery before the first dig. The welfare duty explained here
- Sized to the gang: 12ft for a groundworks crew, 16ft with office when the site manager needs a desk, 20ft when trades stack up mid-programme
- Tidy compounds: clean white composite units with security deadlocking, presentable when the sales office opens and purchasers walk past
- One fixed weekly rate per unit with delivery, servicing and collection agreed up front, a line the QS can put in the prelims and forget about
- Long-programme pricing: multi-month commitments get sharper weekly rates, priced honestly at the start
Regional, deliberately
We are Durham based and North East only, which for a housebuilder means next-working-day delivery on most postcodes, quick swaps between sites, and servicing that actually happens. Working across Durham, Newcastle, Sunderland and the whole region. Our own insurances, accreditations and risk assessment register are published on our compliance page, and our written policies, including health and safety, quality, environmental and modern slavery, are at boxdhire.co.uk/policies.