Use Mobile Trailers for Contracting and Renovating
Posted on 06. Dec, 2008 by Mrs. Mecomber in blogging
It is SO hard to live in a house while it is being renovated, especially if you are gutting the place. We are not *there* yet, but we have toyed around with the idea of temporary daytime/office space when we finally do gut this old house. But temporary space can a problem in of itself– where do you find it?! Do you find an apartment to live in for a few months?! That could be pretty expensive, and the moving from one place to another can be rough. Well, do you buy a trailer or small mobile home?! THAT is expensive, not to mention that some towns have codes against installing a trailer home. And in a renovation, you can still have the bathroom and sink operating– what you really need is just a place to park your stuff (papers, TV, computers, etc) and a place to organize everything.
Well, how about renting a small office trailer while the renovations are going on during the day? This seems to me to be the best of both worlds if you are going to be your own contractor. With a mobile office, you are always on site, and you have the psychological comfort of still being “home” while everything is being gutted around you. And it’s much less expensive than buying a mobile home or renting. Construction workers rent small mobile office trailers all the time. It’s a good place to store your papers, still get work done, and is neat and clean. Some mobile trailers have small bathrooms and many are equipped with air conditioning.
If you live in the south, midwest, or lower northeastern states and are going to do some contracting work, check out Acton. Acton has been known for providing construction trailers Jacksonville Florida. They have a variety of office-type mobile home trailers to rent, in all styles and shapes. The company is based in Baltimore, Maryland, right in the center of the eastern seaboard. This enables them to serve customers to their north and south.
Acton trailers can offer some real solutions to those storage and temporary office areas– they specialize in providing comfortable and affordable temporary office space for home builders and contractors. Check them out.







Nilz - e-Shopping
08. Dec, 2008
Checked the site – and as you have told this is something interesting.
I had faced similar situation and we had to take temporary shelter in our neighbor’s home when the workers got hold of our entire home leaving no place for us to live!
Mrs. Mecomber
09. Dec, 2008
Thanks for checking the site!
Yes, I think this is probably what we will do– rent a small trailer. SO much less expensive and without the hassle.
patricia
08. May, 2009
hi, i am going to be renovating my home in the next 1-2 years, and i am looking for temp housing so i considered a trailer, do u have any with a bathroom and a small kitchen, for me and my 2 boys, 19 and 15, to live in for 3-4 months, maybe more, but i hope not, thanks
patricia
08. May, 2009
hi, i just wrote you, i am not using the trailer for a complete construction office, i am sure i will conduct some of that business there, but i need a temp trailer to live in,like a home, thanks