Mobile Kitchen Trailer/Container
Starting at $4,995
Remote workforce housing in Temple, NH
Located in Hillsborough County, Temple covers 22.3 square miles of land in the Monadnock Region and has 1,391 residents (Census Bureau 2024 estimate). Trucks hauling trailers to Temple usually come in from Route 101, which runs about 2 miles from town, with Route 9 about 17 miles away as a second route, and that road network shapes how quickly crews can set up.
Temple is about 38 miles in a straight line from Raymond, our New Hampshire focus, and about 31 miles from Concord, where statewide emergency operations are coordinated. Temple lies in the Monadnock Region of southwest New Hampshire, with river valleys, mill towns, and Mount Monadnock, and projects there contend with hilly back roads, river-valley flood risk, and a construction season that starts after mud season.
Projects such as mill and downtown renovation and bridge and culvert replacement after floods are common across the Monadnock Region. Here, flood-prone river valleys and hilly access make self-contained camps and emergency cold storage practical. That is why onsite remote workforce housing for rent in Temple puts bunks, showers, laundry, and a kitchen on the site instead of miles away.
Whether Temple is a quick emergency call or a long-term camp plan, the process is the same: share headcount, duration, and site utilities, and we return a written quote that covers delivery to Temple, setup, and removal.
All trailer services available in Temple
Every service below can be delivered to Temple. Start with the camp, then add the facilities your crew needs; our team will help you choose units and plan power and water.
Dishwashing Trailer
Starting at $4,995
Refrigeration Trailer
Starting at $1,295
Shower and Restroom Combination
Starting at $2,495
Shower Trailer
Starting at $2,995
Restroom Trailer
Quote on request
Laundry Trailer
Starting at $3,995
Sleeper/Bunk Bed
Starting at $2,195
Remote Man Camp Basecamp / Remote Workforce Housing
Starting at $2,195
Preferred services for Temple
Based on the Monadnock Region, the kind of work common around Temple, and its town setting, these are the services we would look at first for Temple:
- Remote Man Camp & Workforce Housing Temple projects often sit away from lodging, and flood-prone river valleys and hilly access make self-contained camps and emergency cold storage practical.
- Refrigeration Trailers When a walk-in cooler or freezer fails in Temple, an emergency refrigeration trailer protects stock the same day it can be delivered.
- Mobile Kitchen Trailers Institutions and contractors around Temple use mobile kitchens to keep feeding people during renovation or to feed a camp.
Local situations behind Temple rental demand
Temporary facilities become urgent when something interrupts normal operations. These four situations are the ones most relevant to Temple in Hillsborough County, with sources linked.
1 · Past emergency and recovery
Halloween nor’easter of October 2011 and Temple
October 29–30, 2011: wet snow on leafed-out trees broke limbs across the region, and Concord measured 22.2 inches, an all-time October snowfall record that previously stood at 3 inches. This is a Hillsborough County planning example, not a claim about damage in Temple itself. In a small, remote town like Temple, an event can leave crews without lodging, showers, or hot meals for days, which is when a self-contained camp matters most. In a similar event, emergency refrigeration and portable kitchens for facilities that lost power for days would be the first requests, which is the role of bunk bed sleeper trailer for lease in Temple.
Source: UCAR: October snow blitz: what made Snowtober so unusual
2 · Major construction
F.E. Everett Turnpike widening between Nashua Exit 8 and I-293 in Bedford
NHDOT’s district project listing has carried a roughly $26 million line for widening two-lane sections of the turnpike between Nashua Exit 8 and I-293 in Bedford. The project is listed in the state’s highway program. Temple is about 20 miles from Nashua, the nearest town tied to it. If a job like this needs support, turnpike crews work nights in tight corridors, which makes portable restrooms, showers, and break-room trailers practical. We describe this regional project for context and do not claim to serve it.
3 · Renovation and industrial clean up
Savage Municipal Water Supply and Fletcher’s Paint Works: a clean up and monitoring site near Temple
EPA lists the Savage Municipal Water Supply Superfund site near Route 101 in Milford, which was added to the National Priorities List in 1984, alongside the Fletcher’s Paint Works site. The site is in Milford, about 10 miles east of Temple. Industrial clean up, monitoring, and remedy work like this uses crews that benefit from clean shower, laundry, and restroom trailers on a controlled site. This is context for planning; we do not claim to have served the site.
4 · Emergency equipment access
Reaching Temple from statewide emergency operations
New Hampshire Homeland Security and Emergency Management coordinates statewide response from its Incident Planning and Operations Center at 110 Smokey Bear Boulevard in Concord. From Concord to Temple is about 31 miles in a straight line, or roughly 39 miles by road, with Route 101 about 2 miles from town. Equipment for Temple moves from our Raymond focus area, about 38 miles away. This is a planning estimate and not an official evacuation or staging route; call (888) 385-5513 24/7 and we will confirm the route for your site.
Source: NH HSEM contact page
Temple rental pricing: calculated estimates
Here is a calculated starting point for remote workforce housing trailer leasing in Temple. Only the delivery line is specific to Temple, and it is based on about 38 miles between Raymond and the town.
| Equipment | Starting rate | Est. delivery to Temple | Est. total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24ft Mobile Kitchen | $4,995 | $350 | $5,345 |
| 22–26ft Low-Temp Dish Trailer | $4,995 | $350 | $5,345 |
| 12ft Refrigerated Trailer | $1,895 | $350 | $2,245 |
| 13ft Shower-Restroom Combination Trailer (3 Stalls) | $3,995 | $350 | $4,345 |
| 20ft Shower Container (5 Stalls) | $4,995 | $350 | $5,345 |
| 20ft Laundry Container | $4,995 | $350 | $5,345 |
| 20ft Accommodation (Contractor) | $3,495 | $350 | $3,845 |
Switch units and periods in the calculator to see how a Temple rental changes. Long projects often get lower starting rates at three months or more, and camps can be priced by adding each trailer.
Preliminary estimate for Temple
Pricing disclaimer: These figures are preliminary estimates, not a quote or offer. Equipment amounts are starting rates for the period shown from our supplied rate sheet; billing basis, tier, and minimum terms are confirmed in your written quote. Delivery assumes $3 per road mile each way (about $350 for Temple, $350 minimum). Taxes, fuel, setup, hookups, generators, water and waste service, permits, access work, and cleaning or damage fees are extra. Availability is not guaranteed until confirmed in writing.
Temple remote workforce housing: how a camp comes together
Most Temple camps begin with a bed count. Remote workforce shower trailer leasing in Temple is sized to the crew, then showers, restrooms, and laundry are matched to the same number so lines stay short. We confirm access to the Temple site, the pad, and the utilities before a unit is scheduled.
Before a Temple delivery we confirm utilities against the equipment list: roughly 125-amp service for sleeper containers, 200-amp service for shower and laundry units, and larger single-phase service for kitchens and dishwashing trailers. Where grid power is not near, we discuss generators and water supply so 24/7 Remote Workforce Housing Shower Laundry Bunkbed Sleeper trailer rentals in Temple still works.
Setup is measured in hours, not days. Expect around an hour for sleepers, showers, and laundry, and around 5 hours for kitchens and dishwashing, with ramp or stair needs adding to that. Quick setup is a main reason to choose mobile bunkbed trailer rental in Temple over building temporary structures in Temple.
Terms run from a few days to a long-term lease: the rate sheet shows bands for 1 to 6 days, 8 to 14 days, 15 days to 1 month, and 3 months or more. Short-term Temple work can start with a week, and a long project can move to a lease for 24/7 Remote Man Camp Basecamp for rent in Temple.
Beds are only the start. A working camp in Temple also needs showers, restrooms, handwashing, and laundry, and the same team can supply refrigerated container rental in Temple next to the sleepers so all of the support arrives on one delivery plan.
Meals matter. Where Temple sites are far from restaurants, a mobile kitchen trailer and dishwashing trailer put food service on site, and a refrigerated trailer holds supplies. When equipment fails in a commercial kitchen, the same units serve as an emergency stopgap through dishwashing trailer leasing in Temple.
Emergency work is different from planned work. When a storm, flood, or outage hits, Temple needs fast answers on beds, showers, and cold storage, and 24/7 support matters. Call (888) 385-5513 at any hour for remote workforce laundry trailer for lease in Temple or other units, and we will confirm what is available for Temple, the route, and the setup plan.
Scheduling in Temple has to account for hilly back roads, river-valley flood risk, and a construction season that starts after mud season. Tell us your dates and we will plan emergency remote workforce housing for lease in Temple around snow, mud season, and local events so the units land when the site is ready.
The second event worth planning around in Hillsborough County is the mother's day flood of may 2006 (May 13–17, 2006): as much as 14 inches of rain fell on central and southern New Hampshire and caused severe flooding, with the worst damage in Rockingham, Strafford, Merrimack, and eastern and northern Hillsborough counties. A presidential disaster declaration followed on May 25, 2006 and covered seven counties, Rockingham among them. Whether the cause is flood, ice, or wind, a Temple response needs short-term remote basecamp trailer rental in Temple and cold storage ready to go.
Temple and 24 nearby New Hampshire towns we serve
The closest communities to Temple, where construction site remote workforce housing trailer rentals in Temple can reach a site within a short haul, are Sharon (3 miles west), Wilton (5 miles east), Peterborough (5 miles northwest), New Ipswich (6 miles south), Greenville (6 miles southeast), and Lyndeborough (7 miles northeast). If your site straddles a town line, we can quote it under either name.
Working outward from Temple, we also support remote workforce sleeper trailer leasing in Temple in Greenfield (8 miles north), Rindge (9 miles southwest), Mason (9 miles southeast), Jaffrey (9 miles west), Milford (10 miles east), and Dublin (11 miles northwest). Crews working between these towns often keep one camp in a central spot and rotate between sites.
Farther out, but still in easy reach of Temple, are the places where Remote Man Camp Basecamp trailer rental in Temple is also delivered: Mont Vernon (11 miles northeast), Brookline (11 miles southeast), Francestown (12 miles north), Hancock (12 miles northwest), Harrisville (13 miles northwest), and Bennington (13 miles north). We use these neighbors to plan mutual aid when a storm hits more than one town.
The outer ring around Temple, covered by portable sleeper trailer for rent in Temple, includes Amherst (14 miles east), New Boston (15 miles northeast), Fitzwilliam (15 miles west), Hollis (16 miles east), Marlborough (16 miles west), and Troy (16 miles west). Because these places are not far from Temple, a single order can often cover a multi-town project.
Best nearby towns and villages to stage services near Temple
Staging decisions for Temple depend on where fuel, supplies, and parking are easiest to reach. Milford (16,440 residents, 10 miles east) and Amherst (11,891 residents, 14 miles east) are the strongest hubs for fuel, supplies, lodging overflow, and crew services. Sharon (3 miles west), Greenville (6 miles southeast), and Lyndeborough (7 miles northeast) are smaller nearby towns where a shower, laundry, or kitchen trailer can sit close to a work site without competing with town traffic. Placement is decided with you; we weigh road frontage, level ground, drainage, and proximity to power, then use modular remote man camp leasing in Temple as the planning baseline.
Industries we support in Temple
Commercial and industrial customers in Temple use 24/7 Emergency Remote Man Camp Basecamp for rent in Temple for mill and downtown renovation, school and college projects, and other work. Here is who rents and why.
- Construction and onsite construction crewsGeneral contractors and subcontractors working on a construction site far from lodging can house, shower, feed, and launder in one compound. Around Temple, expect work like mill and downtown renovation.
- Utilities and storm restorationLine crews and out-of-state restoration teams need bunk bed housing, showers, laundry, and meals close to the outage area. In Temple, that often means school and college projects.
- Hospitals and nursing homesHealthcare facilities use mobile kitchen, dishwashing, and refrigeration trailers to keep food service compliant during renovation or an equipment failure. In Temple, that often means bridge and culvert replacement after floods.
- Government, municipal, and military projectsPublic works, municipal facilities, and defense-related projects use temporary facilities during renovation and mobilization. In the Monadnock Region, think utility work.
- Schools, colleges, and campusesCampus dining and school cafeterias use temporary kitchens and dish rooms during summer renovation windows. In Temple, that often means mill and downtown renovation.
- Disaster response and emergency workforce housingAfter floods, ice storms, and wind events, response and recovery teams use emergency workforce housing and basecamp support. In the Monadnock Region, think school and college projects.
Where Temple is on the map
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38 milesfrom Raymond
31 milesfrom Concord
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The nearest city to Temple is Nashua, about 20 miles away, and Concord is 31 miles away. Look at the map for the access road and pad, and we will plan Remote Workforce Housing and bunk bed trailer for lease in Temple around it.
Why choose Workforce Housing New Hampshire
When a job site is too far from town, or a storm has taken out power, a trailer that works the first night matters more than a brochure. Workforce Housing New Hampshire focuses on remote workforce housing for Temple, NH projects and keeps the same people on your account from quote to pickup.
- Accelerated DeploymentWe line up the trailer, the route, and the hookup plan up front so setup is short once the unit arrives.
- 24/7 Emergency ServiceOur line is staffed around the clock at (888) 385-5513 for outages, failed coolers, and urgent crew housing.
- End-to-End Project SupportYou get help choosing equipment, planning power and water, and scheduling delivery and removal.
- Flexible Rental SolutionsRent by the week or the month, short-term or long-term, and add units as your crew grows.
- Heavy-Duty Commercial EquipmentOur fleet is commercial and industrial equipment sized for working crews.
- Experienced Logistics CoordinationWe plan placement, ramp or stair needs, and utility connections so delivery day goes smoothly.
Why clients trust us
Commercial and industrial customers rely on a staffed 24/7 phone line, written quotes, and delivery and setup planning for every rental. We serve construction contractors, industrial clean up crews, utilities, government agencies, healthcare facilities, schools, and hospitality operators across New Hampshire. Ratings and reviews appear here only after clients approve them.
Temple remote workforce housing FAQ
Do you rent remote workforce housing trailers in Temple, NH?
Yes. We rent and lease temporary remote workforce housing rentals in Temple, including bunk bed sleepers, showers, restrooms, laundry, kitchens, dishwashing, and refrigeration, to commercial and industrial customers in Temple. Call (888) 385-5513 to check availability for your dates.
How fast can a sleeper or bunk bed trailer reach Temple?
We confirm delivery timing in each quote rather than promising a window in advance. The haul to Temple is about 48 miles from Raymond and runs mostly along Route 101. For urgent needs, call (888) 385-5513 at any hour.
What does it cost to rent or lease a trailer in Temple?
Expect starting equipment rates from $1,295 for emergency refrigeration to $4,995 and up for kitchens, plus about $350 for delivery to Temple. These are estimates; your quote sets the final price.
Which industries rent trailers around Temple?
Construction contractors, industrial clean up crews, utilities and storm restoration teams, government and municipal projects, healthcare facilities, schools, and hospitality operators rent from us in Temple and Hillsborough County. Customers are commercial and industrial, not residential.
What happens after a storm or flood in Temple?
We staff our line around the clock for exactly that. After events like the Halloween nor’easter of October 2011, crews in Hillsborough County need cold storage, hot meals, showers, and beds, and we help match trailers to the need. Call (888) 385-5513.
What power and water does a camp in Temple need?
Utilities depend on the unit: roughly 125 amps for sleepers, 200 amps for showers and laundry, and 200 to 220 amps for kitchens. A Temple site without power can be planned with a generator trailer and water supply.
Can one order cover Temple and neighbors like Sharon?
Yes. We serve every New Hampshire city and town, including Sharon (3 miles west), Wilton (5 miles east), and Peterborough (5 miles northwest). One order can cover a project that spans several towns.
How long does setup take in Temple?
Expect about an hour for sleepers, showers, and laundry and about five hours for kitchens and dish trailers, plus extra if ramps are needed. We plan placement for Temple before delivery.
Sources for Temple
- UCAR: October snow blitz: what made Snowtober so unusual
- USGS Open-File Report 2007-1122: Flood of May 2006 in New Hampshire
- NHDOT Executive Councilor District 4 project map
- U.S. Census Bureau Gazetteer and population estimates
Reviewed October 28, 2026. Where a source covers a county or region, this page says so. Population and land area come from the Census Bureau, and no named project is presented as our work.