Who we supply
Different jobs need different things from a welfare unit. A groundworks gang wants it towed onto mud and working by nine. A housebuilder wants it moved plot to plot for two years. A farm wants it a mile from the nearest socket. Same units, different problems.
Construction
Site setup, CDM Schedule 2 welfare, temporary compounds and crews that change size as the job moves through phases.
Groundworks & civils
First trade on, no services, ground that eats anything without decent standing. Welfare has to arrive before the muck shift starts.
Utilities & highways
Gangs working a route rather than a site, night shifts, traffic management and welfare that has to move with the works.
Housebuilding
Phased plots, long programmes, multiple trades sharing one unit, and a site manager who needs a desk and a kettle.
Agriculture & forestry
Harvest, lambing and seasonal labour in places with no mains anything. Self-contained is the only option that works.
Events
Build and break crews on a field, working to a fixed date with no second chances and no permanent facilities.
Film & TV
Location unit bases where crew welfare and a dry place to work have to appear and disappear inside a day.
All welfare hire
Not on this list? The units do not much care what your job is called. Send the postcode and crew size.
What every sector gets
Self-contained units that need no mains power, water or drainage. Towed in and set up in one visit. Serviced on a schedule through the hire. Risk assessment information issued at handover. Weekly hire from day one with no long minimum term.
Sizes: the 12ft for six, the 16ft for ten plus an office, the 20ft for twelve plus an office. Compare them here.