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Disaster Relief

Disaster Relief Trailers
Near the Damage

After a storm the hotels fill first. We bring furnished travel trailers to the staging yard or job site, set them up, connect them, and service them, so relief and storm restoration crews sleep where they work. Need more than trailers? We build full base camps on one invoice.

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Private quarters for relief crews

Every trailer is furnished, with real beds, a kitchen, a bathroom with a shower, and heat and air conditioning. A trailer sleeps one to ten, and our Workforce Bunkhouse sleeps six or more. Our drivers place, level, and block each one; licensed, insured contractors connect water, sewer or septic, and power; and scheduled service visits keep them working until we pick them up. More on workforce housing trailers and delivery and setup.

From a few trailers to a full RV base camp

A large response needs more than sleeping quarters. A camp can add sleeper trailers (bunk or dorm trailers) for the bulk of a crew, shower and restroom trailers, laundry trailers, and kitchen, dining, and office units. One contact runs it, and every unit, delivery, connection, and service visit is on one invoice. A smaller basecamp close to the damage cuts the windshield time between the beds and the work.

Our parent company, 1st Choice Living, plans the larger camps. See disaster relief base camps, man camp housing for project crews, and sleeper and bunkhouse trailers.

Staged before the weather is

We keep inventory pre-positioned for storm surges and deliver nationwide, as we have since 2004. We are SAM and DUNS-UEI registered and support FEMA-related and government deployments, billed directly to the agency, prime contractor, or utility. Families who need a trailer on their own lot while the house is rebuilt can start with a trailer on your property while you rebuild.

Frequently asked questions

What are disaster relief trailers?

Furnished travel trailers that house the people working a disaster, set up near the damage when the hotels are full. Each has real beds, a kitchen, a bathroom with a shower, and heat and air conditioning, and sleeps one to ten.

Can you build a full base camp?

Yes. Alongside our trailers, a camp can include sleeper trailers (also called bunk or dorm trailers), shower and restroom trailers, laundry trailers, and kitchen, dining, and office units, all with one contact and on one invoice. Our parent company, 1st Choice Living, plans and runs the larger camps.

How fast can trailers get to a disaster area?

We keep inventory pre-positioned for storm surges so trailers stage near the event, not states away. Tell us the head count and the location and we confirm timing in a written quote.

Can you support FEMA-related work?

Yes. We are SAM and DUNS-UEI registered and we support FEMA-related and government deployments, billed directly to the agency, prime contractor, or utility.

Beds for the relief crew, one invoice

Tell us the head count and the location and we take it from there.