A row of red-brick terraced houses on an English street at dusk

Contractor accommodation · UK wide

Feel at home, wherever the job takes you.

For site managers

Contractor accommodation, booked in one go.

Priced by the house and the week, not per head per night.

Whole houseYours alone, never shared with anyone else
24 hrsI'm available round the clock, with trades on call
2 weeksProfessional clean through every stay, and between crews
11 areasCovered across the UK, and I'll look anywhere

The houses

Warm, clean and near the job.

Proper houses on quiet streets, set up for working people — somewhere the crew can cook a meal, get their gear dry and sleep properly before a six o'clock start.

A bedroom with a made bed, blinds and an armchair
A proper bed each
A wooden dining table and chairs in a bright kitchen
Kitchen you can cook in
Three contractors in hi-vis vests and hard hats working together on site
Minutes from the job
The front of a red-brick English terraced house with white sash windows
Quiet residential streets

What's included

Everything but the tools.

In the house

  • A proper bed each — nobody shares a room with a stranger
  • Gas, electricity and water
  • Council tax or business rates
  • Wi-Fi that holds a video call
  • Full kitchen, washer and dryer
  • Linen and towels, with a professional clean every two weeks
  • A full clean between every group
  • Parking where the house has it

Why not a travel hotel

  • One price per house, not per person per night
  • A kitchen, so the crew aren't eating out every night
  • Quiet residential streets, not a ring road
  • Crew can change during a stay, just tell me first
  • One person to ring, 24 hours a day

Where

Wherever the job is.

Site somewhere else?

Those are the areas I'm asked for most, but crews go where the work is. Send the site postcode and you'll get a straight answer either way.

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How to book

Four steps, and a straight answer at each one.

  1. Send the job

    Site postcode, how many people, and the dates.

  2. I come back

    Usually within a couple of hours, with the weekly price — or a straight no.

  3. Move in

    Check in from 3pm. Beds made, key codes by text, parking sorted.

  4. Extend or finish

    Add weeks any time. Fifteen days' notice to end a stay early.


Questions

What site managers ask first.

Where do you cover?

Across the UK, with pages for the areas I'm asked about most. Send the site postcode, how many people and the dates, and you'll normally hear back within a couple of hours — including a straight no if I haven't got something that suits.

How do you charge?

Per house, per week — not per person per night. The price doesn't change if you put six in instead of four. Bookings are paid in full before arrival, and stays over 28 nights can pay monthly in advance if agreed. You get an invoice for your company, and purchase order numbers are fine. I'm not VAT registered, so no VAT is added.

What's included in the price?

Gas, electricity, water, Wi-Fi, council tax or business rates, bed linen and towels, and parking where the house has it. A professional clean every two weeks during a stay, plus a full clean between every group.

What's the minimum stay, and what if we cancel?

Seven days. You can cancel free of charge up to 15 days before arrival. Within 15 days the booking is payable, but if I re-book any of those nights I refund them. Ending a stay early needs 15 days' notice.

Is there a deposit?

Yes — £250 per booking, refundable, returned within 7 days of departure. If anything is deducted you get photos and receipts for it.

Can the crew change during the stay?

Yes, as long as you tell me first. Your company gives me the names of everyone staying before they arrive, and is responsible for its team and for any damage above the deposit.

Need beds for a crew?

Send the site postcode, headcount and dates.

Tell me what you need

Got a property sitting empty?

I fill houses with working contractors. Ten minutes on the phone, no obligation.

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