What's included

Site Trailers & Offices services & equipment

Mobile Offices / Jobsite Trailers

Single- and double-wide offices for site management and meetings.

Office/Storage Combos

Combined office and secure storage in one unit.

Storage Containers

20 and 40-foot lockable containers for tools and materials.

Material Handling

Forklifts and telehandlers to move loads around the site.

Planning guide

What to know about site offices

Your project headquarters

A jobsite office gives your team a dry, secure place to review drawings, hold coordination meetings, store documents, and meet inspectors and owners. Single-wide trailers suit a superintendent and a small team; double-wides add room for plan tables, meeting space, and multiple desks on larger programs. Think about peak headcount — the people who actually need indoor space at once — not total crew.

Offices, combos, and secure storage

If you need both a workspace and a locked spot for tools, an office/storage combo puts them in one unit. Standalone 20- and 40-foot storage containers add secure, weather-tight space for materials and equipment and can sit alongside a trailer. Matching the right mix keeps expensive tools locked down and your office uncluttered.

Delivery, placement, and hookups

Trailers and containers are delivered on trucks and need a reasonably level, accessible spot with room to set the unit down. Plan for steps or an ADA ramp at the door, and confirm power, HVAC, and any data or security needs early — a trailer isn’t useful until it’s powered and climate-controlled. We’ll walk through placement and hookups before delivery.

Moving materials around the site

Forklifts and telehandlers handle the heavy lifting — unloading deliveries, staging materials, and reaching upper floors. The right machine depends on your heaviest load, the lift height you need to reach, and the terrain (rough-terrain machines for dirt and slope, not just flat pavement). Share those three details and we’ll match the equipment.

Choosing

Typical options

Office trailer
e.g. 8×20, 10×40, 12×60 ftSite offices, meeting space
Office / storage combo
Split office + secure storageSmall crews needing both
Storage container
10, 20, or 40 ft steelTools, materials, secure storage
Ground-level office
No-step entryAccessibility, easy in/out

Common trailer and container sizes to help you choose. Availability and configuration are confirmed on your quote.

What to include in your request

  • Estimate the crew and visitors who need indoor space.
  • Confirm delivery access and level placement.
  • Note power, HVAC, and security needs.
  • Share loads, lift heights, and terrain for material handling.

Site Offices questions

Can I get an office and storage together?

Yes — office/storage combos put a workspace and a locked storage area in one unit, and standalone containers can be added alongside a trailer. Tell us how you’ll use the space and we’ll configure it.

What size office do I need?

Plan around peak indoor headcount. A single-wide suits a superintendent and a small team; a double-wide adds room for plan tables, meetings, and multiple desks. Let us know how many people need space at once.

What do you need to deliver and set up a trailer?

A reasonably level, truck-accessible spot with room to place the unit, plus a plan for steps or an ADA ramp at the door. Share your placement area and we’ll confirm it works before delivery.

Do trailers come with power and HVAC?

Units include climate control, and we coordinate the power they need — which is why temporary power is a common add-on. Confirm your power, HVAC, and security needs early and we’ll build them into the plan.

How do I pick between a forklift and a telehandler?

It comes down to your heaviest load, the height you need to reach, and the terrain. Telehandlers reach higher and handle rough ground; standard forklifts suit flatter sites. Tell us all three and we’ll match the machine.

Plan ahead

Helpful resources

Add site trailers & offices to your next Project Mobilization.

Tell SITE PRO what your project needs — sanitation, fencing, dumpsters, a site office, power. One request, one point of contact, and rough numbers are fine to start.

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