Major projects and remote camps operate year round, with heat, Gulf storms and broad travel distances producing very high temporary facility demand. Work near Interstate 10 and Permian Basin commonly includes oil and gas, petrochemical, wind, solar, manufacturing and large commercial construction.
Normal planning conditions include hurricanes, extreme heat, wildfire, flooding, tornadoes and winter freezes; these are regional patterns rather than a claim that an emergency is active.
Temporary mobile commercial kitchens, shower and restroom combinations, 22 ft shower trailers with 10 stalls, sleeper and bunkbed trailers, laundry, refrigeration, dishwashing, restrooms and handwashing units can support construction, man camps, renovations, commercial kitchen fires, Health Department closures, equipment failures, cleanup and emergency base camps.
Access around the corridor and landmark should be confirmed before equipment is dispatched.
Estimated Seasonal Facility Demand Code 5, Very High. This estimate applies to the Texas statewide service area because seasonal work patterns, travel conditions and regional hazards can affect temporary facility planning. It is an estimate for project planning and is not an official government risk rating.
