Furnished Rentals for Traveling Construction Workers in Texas
When construction crews get assigned to a job in a new city, one of the first questions they face is, "Where are we going to stay?" Hotels add up fast, Airbnbs can be hit-or-miss, and long-term leases don’t make sense when the project might only last a few months.
That’s where we come in. We run an on-demand corporate housing business that specializes in finding fully furnished, short-term rentals for traveling construction teams. And after working with crews all across Texas — from Dallas to Houston to smaller towns like Lubbock or Temple — we’ve learned what makes housing actually work on the job site.
Why Construction Teams Choose Furnished Rentals
Crews need something that’s move-in ready. No one has time to shop for beds, set up Wi-Fi, or wait on a lease to clear. Our housing includes everything from furniture and kitchenware to utilities and flexible terms, so teams can just show up and focus on the build.
We also know how important location is. We try to keep housing within 15–30 minutes of the job site whenever possible. That means less time stuck in traffic and more time to rest between shifts.
A Real Example from Central Texas
We recently helped a general contractor working on a distribution center in Waco. The job was expected to last 6–7 months, and they needed housing for 8 supervisors and a rotating crew of subcontractors. Hotels weren’t practical — expensive, too far from the site, and no way to cook meals.
We found them two 4-bedroom houses within 20 minutes of the project. Furnished, utilities included, flexible month-to-month terms. They moved in the same week. The PM later told us, “This made a huge difference in keeping the crew happy and on schedule.”
It’s Not Just About Comfort — It’s About Efficiency
Delays happen when crews are scrambling to find housing or stuck with poor options. Having a trusted partner that can source housing fast — even last-minute — means your project starts on time and your people are taken care of.
Whether you’re planning a major build in Houston or a multi-phase job out in West Texas, we can help your team stay close to the action without sacrificing comfort or blowing the budget.
Want to set up crew housing for your next Texas project?
Let us know the location, team size, and timing — we’ll take care of the rest.