Data center crew housing, near the site, in any state

Who we house

• General contractors and their site management teams
• Electrical and mechanical subcontractors and their traveling crews
• Commissioning and testing teams who arrive near the end of the build
• Fit-out, cabling and network installation crews
• Equipment vendor technicians and field service engineers
• Staffing firms placing skilled trades on data center projects
• Owner and operator project managers who need a place near the site

How data center stays usually look

Many crews stay for months, and phases overlap, so headcount goes up and down as trades arrive and leave. People often work long shifts or nights, so quiet units with blackout shades matter. Most want a kitchen and laundry, and every truck needs a place to park. Sites are often outside the city, so the closer the housing is to the gate, the shorter the drive at the start and end of each shift. Tell us the site, the shift pattern and how the crew gets there, and we look for housing that fits.

What you get

• Furnished apartments and homes with kitchens and laundry for longer phases
• Hotel blocks for mobilization weeks, short visits and first nights
• A mix of private and shared units to fit your per diem rules
• Parking for work trucks, and trailer parking where the property allows it
• Options in writing so the project or travel lead can choose fast
• One invoice to the GC, the sub or the staffing firm, with the project name or PO number you give us
• One point of contact for the whole project, even when the crew changes

For project managers and crew coordinators

You get one desk for housing across the job. Send the site and the staffing plan once, and we work phase by phase, adding units when a new trade mobilizes and releasing them when it leaves. If the schedule slips or the crew grows, tell us and we adjust. If you run more than one site, we can handle each one through the same contact.

Coverage

New York and New Jersey are home base. Through partners, we place data center crews in all 50 states, including rural and suburban sites where housing is thin, and in international markets when a project crosses the border.

How it works

1. Send the site location, the start date, the expected length and the headcount.
2. We respond within hours with options in writing.
3. You pick, we confirm, and your company gets one invoice.
4. One contact stays with you until the last checkout.