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.